BOLD SCHOOL

Style-savvy Williamsburg PTA moms are classing up student gear with hipster flair

THERE’S a hip new label in Williamsburg — and it’s called PS 84.

The PTA has revamped the standard-issue logo duds in favor of brightly colored T-shirts with bold graphic prints and tracksuits with retro flare. Even those who aren’t affiliated with the school are taking notice.

“People come up to us in different neighborhoods and ask us, ‘ What’s PS 84?’ ” says Sarah Srygley, one of the PTA co-chairs, who freelances for Finnish fashion maker Marimekko.

Two years ago, Srygley, a 43-year-old mother of two, and her PTA co-chair, Melissa Darling, started emblazoning a block-letter “PS 84” logo on tracksuits, beanies and trucker hats. Now, not only do the kids in the duallanguage school (with kids from kindergarten to eighth grade) wear them, but so does their principal, who rocks the tees under black blazers to meetings with other school administrators.

The wares, priced from $10 to $40, include a blackand-white track jacket with racer stripes and slouchy dolman-style tops in bright colors with contrasting lettering. “We’re ’ 80s girls, so we love bright fluorescents,” says Srygley. After production costs, the money raised from sales benefits enrichment programs such as the school’s rooftop garden, musical instruments and karate lessons. The standout items of the season are the bold beanies. “Sarah was like, ‘I’m seeing beanies everywhere! We can’t miss the red-hat trend,’ ” says Darling, referring to the ultratrendy toppers from streetwear brand Supreme, which opened a shop just steps from the school in October. “We’re not poring over magazines,” says Srygley. “We’re just

First-graders Banx (from left), Leonardo and Jasper pose in PS 84 streetwear.

Students at Nest+M on the Lower East Side Maya (from left), Katherine and Gianna are all smiles in their graphic sweats.

Sarah Srygley (left) and Melissa Darling spearheaded PS 84’s clothing line.