Barista and bartender workwear that blends mobility with style – light fabrics, real pockets and your brand's details.
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Aprons that survive an espresso machine, shirts that still look pressed at midnight, and trousers cut to move behind a narrow counter – the bar collection is built around what a shift actually looks like.
Bar uniforms take a specific kind of punishment: coffee, citrus, syrup and constant reaching. We choose fabrics that release stains in a normal wash, avoid finishes that go shiny at the elbow, and put the pockets where a bartender's hands already go.
The apron is the piece people notice, so it is where we do the most work: bib or waist, cross-back or neck strap, canvas, denim or a lighter twill for summer terraces, with your logo embroidered or a leather patch where the look calls for it.
Baristas and bartenders often want different things from the same collection. The barista set leans lighter and shorter for speed behind the machine; the bar set leans darker and more structured for evening service. Both stay in one palette so the venue still reads as one.
We supply specialty coffee bars, cocktail bars, hotel bars and terrace cafés across the region. Small teams are welcome – we agree a minimum with you rather than imposing one.
Bar uniforms often go in alongside a wider order. If the bar sits inside a hotel or a restaurant, the same palette runs through reception, the floor and the kitchen.
The hotel collection covers reception, housekeeping and restaurant teams in one visual language, so the bar does not end up looking like a separate business.
