We make branded uniforms for restaurants, bars, cafés, hotels and catering teams: embroidered polos, shirts and tees, aprons, caps and hoodies, plus branded towels, all specified for commercial laundering and kept on file so every reorder matches.
Last updated 19 September 2026
It has to survive hot washes every day and still look the same in six months. That means pre-shrunk, colour-locked fabric and embroidered logos rather than print on anything front-of-house. Polos and shirts for service, tees for casual concepts, and a hoodie or jacket for outdoor and delivery staff.
Standard uniform colours — navy, black, charcoal, grey, white, bottle green, burgundy and royal blue — are available at the 50-piece minimum. An exact brand colour is a dyed-to-match run, which needs a lab dip approval and a higher minimum; we tell you which your palette needs before you commit.
Your garment, colours, logo and thread codes stay on file, so an order for new starters matches the original run instead of approximating it. That matters more in hospitality than almost anywhere, because staff turnover means reorders are constant.
Yes. Aprons can be part of a uniform order, and branded bar, hand and hotel towels are on the wholesale towels page. Both can be quoted with the clothing using the form at the top of this page.
Send the product, rough quantity and your logo or idea using the form at the top of the page. A real person replies, usually within hours on working days.
You get a digital mockup and an itemised quote. Minimum order: 50 pieces per design, sizes mixed freely.
£150 for one or two samples, worldwide shipping included. Place a bulk order afterwards and the £150 comes off your invoice.
Production takes 10–15 working days from artwork approval, before freight. Tracked freight worldwide, with landed cost confirmed in your quote.
St. Patrick's Day shirts spike to tens of thousands of searches in March. Bars that plan in January get the staff shirts and the merch sales.
Technical kit gets you round the loop. Casual club wear is what members wear at the café stop, the club dinner and everywhere else.
Independent hotels compete on experience. Towels are one of the most personal parts of it, and one of the easiest to get right.
In a guest review, towels are mentioned more often than you'd think. Thin, grey towels lose you stars. Thick, branded ones earn them.
A monogram is the most classic towel detail there is. Done in bulk, it's a signature of hospitality, private clubs and thoughtful gifting.
Restaurant uniforms get splashed, sweated in and washed constantly by a staff that changes every few months. Plan for all of it.
Embroidery, because a stitched logo survives daily commercial washing without cracking or fading. Printing suits large or full-colour designs on casual kit.
50 pieces per design, with sizes mixed. A design can be split across the sizes your whole team needs.
Yes. We keep your garment, colours, logo and thread codes on file so reorders match the original order.
Production is 10–15 working days from artwork approval, then tracked delivery.
