Product groups
Industry uniforms
An industry uniform is what staff wear while carrying the organisation's identity. From the kitchen to the dining room, from a hospital ward to a hotel lobby, every setting has its own hygiene, movement and appearance requirements; the uniform is designed where those three meet.
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The guest's first eye contact with the brand: the service team.
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For the team that moves between the office and the site.
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A set in contact with chemicals, washed often, recognised from afar.
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In service industries, clothing is the first surface through which a guest meets the brand. So how the fabric looks at the end of the shift matters as much as cut and colour: a crease-resistant, stain-resistant fabric that survives frequent washing keeps staff looking sharp all day.
Hygiene comes first in kitchens and healthcare, where fabrics that wash hot and disinfect easily are preferred. On the security side, recognisability and durability are decisive.
Related standards
2 Standard
EN ISO 20471
High-visibility warning clothing
EN ISO 13688
General requirements for protective clothing
Frequently asked questions
Can you apply our corporate colours to the uniform?
Yes. Colour is selected from the code in your brand guidelines; where dyeing has limits on an exact match, we submit the closest tone for approval on a sample.
Can different departments have different uniforms?
Yes, and it is a common request. Keeping the same corporate line, we vary colour, collar or accent by department so you get both consistency and clear distinction.
How long does uniform production take?
It depends on pattern work, fabric supply and the volume of applied branding. Once the sample is approved the production schedule is fixed and confirmed to you in writing, and the delivery plan follows it.
Can different departments have different colours?
Yes, in a single order. Pattern and fabric stay the same and only the colour changes, so departments separate without breaking the corporate line.
Can we order single items as staff change?
Top-up orders are accepted. Production from the original fabric batch may not always be possible, so planning a small reserve stock in the first order is a common and economical solution.
How are name badges applied?
Magnetic or pin metal badges, woven labels or direct embroidery. In departments with frequent turnover the magnetic badge is the most practical because it does not pierce the fabric.
Request a quote for this group
Tell us your headcount, the hazards on site and your delivery schedule; we will work out the fabric options, branding and pricing together.
Currently for corporate supply and wholesale custom production; retail coming soon.
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