Folded hospitality uniforms: shirts, a chef jacket and waiter aprons on a wooden bar top

hospitality workwear

Hospitality uniforms with your logo

Men's and women's shirts, chef jackets, suit trousers, waistcoats and waiter aprons, with your logo embroidered or printed. Bar staff uniforms and kitchen workwear that give floor, bar and kitchen the same look in restaurants, bars, cafes, hotels and catering.

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100 models ready to carry your logo.

They can be branded with screen printing, transfer screen printing, digital transfer, uv digital printing, sublimation or embroidery. Minimum order of £83.60 excluding VAT per quote.

16 colours

Negro
Blanco
Gris
Plata
Oro y cobre
Azul
Azul marino
Turquesa
Rojo
Rosa
Morado
Verde
Amarillo
Naranja

The whole team, one order

Shirts, blazers, trousers, skirts, aprons, ties, bow ties and chef hats in the same quote. Each garment can be split across several sizes.

Embroidery or printing

Embroidery gives a hard-wearing finish on shirts and jackets. Aprons can also be screen printed, or done with transfer and full-colour sublimation.

Fabrics built for service

Cotton, cotton-polyester blends and technical fabrics, in fitted or regular cuts. Recycled material and organic cotton options are available.

Waiter shirts and black aprons folded on the bar of an empty restaurant

Uniforms for floor, bar and kitchen

Front-of-house staff need a shirt that lasts the whole shift and an apron with pockets; the chef needs a chef jacket and a hat. You will find the garments for every role here, for restaurants, bars, cafes, hotels and catering services.

The buyer is usually the owner or the venue's purchasing manager, not each employee. That is why a single order can mix men's, women's and unisex garments in whatever sizes you need, and you reach the £83.60 excl. VAT minimum by combining several models.

Close-up of shirt and cotton apron fabrics folded on a work table

Fabrics and logo marking

Shirts come in poplin, oxford or herringbone; aprons in cotton, recycled cotton or polyester, in weights from light up to over 220 g/m² for heavy use. Some models carry certifications such as amfori BSCI, OEKO-TEX, GRS or OCS.

Embroidery is the usual choice for shirts, chef jackets and heavier cotton aprons. For multi-colour logos on aprons there is digital transfer and sublimation, and screen printing works well for one-colour runs. The catalogue price already includes one-colour marking in the standard area.

How to choose hospitality uniforms

Garment by role: Shirt, waistcoat and waiter apron for floor and bar; chef jacket and hat for the kitchen. For hotels and reception, a blazer, suit trousers or a skirt.
Fabric composition: 100% cotton is cooler to wear; a cotton-polyester blend creases less and stands up better to frequent washing. If sustainability matters to you, filter by recycled material or organic cotton.
Cut and fit: There are men's, women's and unisex models, in a fitted or regular cut. Choose long, short or sleeveless depending on how warm your venue gets.
Marking technique: Embroidery for shirts and jackets that are washed daily. Sublimation, transfer or UV digital printing for aprons with full-colour logos.

Hospitality uniforms with your logo

The whole team, one order

Embroidery or printing

Fabrics built for service

Uniforms for floor, bar and kitchen

Fabrics and logo marking

How to choose hospitality uniforms

All 100 models

Frequently asked questions about hospitality uniforms

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Can I order each garment in several sizes?

Is the logo embroidered or printed?

Can I see how the logo will look before I pay?

Can I order samples to check sizes and fabrics?

How long do the uniforms take to arrive?

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