One visual language for the whole property – lobby, floors, restaurant and terrace.
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Reception suits, housekeeping tunics, waistcoats and aprons for the bar – one visual language for the whole hotel, from the lobby to the terrace.
Every department has a different working day, so every set has a different specification. Reception wears tailored pieces that hold a crease through an eight-hour shift; housekeeping needs stretch, deep pockets and fabric that copes with cleaning products; the restaurant and bar sit somewhere in between.
Hotel uniforms are the first thing a guest reads about your standard – before the room, before the breakfast. We design the set around your positioning: tailored silhouettes and quiet neutrals for a luxury property, cleaner and more relaxed shapes for a city or boutique hotel.
Consistency across departments is what makes a hotel look organised. We hold one palette and one embroidery treatment across every garment, then vary cut and fabric by role, so a guest still reads one team even when the jobs look nothing alike.
Large teams are handled department by department: measurement sessions on site, samples in real service, then production in batches so no department is left without a change of uniform. Sizes and embroidery files stay on record for seasonal hires.
Hotel uniforms rarely end at reception. The bar and the terrace are where guests spend their evenings, and the workwear there has to move differently.
The bar collection covers barista and bartender workwear in lighter fabrics with functional pockets, kept in the same brand palette as the rest of the property.
Three notes from the atelier on brand identity, guest experience and dressing every department without losing coherence.
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