Waiter & Server
Service clothing designed for long shifts, easy movement and a clean, professional appearance in front of guests.
Complete clothing for your café or restaurant — waiters, chefs, reception, bar, kitchen and support staff. Developed around your service style, colour palette and brand.

A café or restaurant has many roles — from front-of-house to the kitchen. We can develop coordinated clothing for each role while keeping the whole team visually connected to your brand.
Service shirts, polos, waistcoats and trousers for waiters, hosts and floor teams.
Chef coats, chef trousers, bib aprons and kitchen caps for the cooking team.
Smart reception clothing and bar staff aprons or vests aligned with your brand.
Embroidery, printing, labels and placement developed around your brand identity.
Each role has a different requirement. We develop each garment around what that person actually does — while keeping the whole team visually consistent.
Service clothing designed for long shifts, easy movement and a clean, professional appearance in front of guests.
Kitchen clothing developed around heat, movement, comfort and repeated washing through long cooking hours.
Sharp, welcoming clothing for the first point of contact — balanced for comfort through long standing hours.
Bar staff clothing that carries your brand identity while remaining practical through busy service hours.
Practical clothing for prep, dishwashing and support roles — built for movement and regular laundering.
Practical service clothing for cleaning and support roles — designed around daily washing and active work.
Front-of-house garments need a polished appearance; aprons and kitchen pieces need practical durability. Fabric is finalised around the role, climate, care cycle, fit and use case — so every team member gets the right material for the job.
Balanced comfort and easy-care performance for servers, hosts and café teams.
Heavier constructions suited to aprons and bar wear where a durable, structured look is required.
Breathable natural-fibre option for hot kitchen environments where comfort matters most.
A practical blend for durability, shape retention and easier day-to-day care in kitchens.
Double-breasted fronts, practical cuffs, pocket placement and embroidery can be customised per role.
Sharper suiting-style fabrics for reception and host teams where a formal look matters.
From a minimal café to a formal restaurant — colours, apron details, coat styling, trims and branding can be developed across every role so the whole team feels connected to the space you've created.
Every requirement can be discussed before production — from fabric and fit to colour, branding, quantity and product details across all roles.
Select fabric and construction around movement, long shifts and regular use for every role.
Create a consistent visual identity across waiters, chefs, reception, bar and support staff.
Develop pockets, closures and details around actual service and kitchen needs.
A straightforward process keeps the product aligned with what you actually need — for every role in the team.
Discuss product, roles, quantity, fabric, colour, branding, sizes and use.
Work through fit, look, construction and product details for each role.
Move approved requirements into production with consistent finishing.
Finished clothing is checked and prepared for delivery.
Front-of-house and back-of-house clothing should look consistent while handling long shifts, repeated washing and active service across every role.
Shirts, polos, waistcoats, aprons and coordinated trousers for service-facing teams.
Chef coats, chef trousers, bib aprons and chef caps — single or double-breasted styles available.
Blazers, shirts and formal trousers for the first point of contact at your entrance.
Bar aprons, vests and practical clothing for beverage and support roles.
Pricing is prepared around product, fabric, branding, quantity, size mix and delivery requirement — not a fixed catalogue price.
Product details, commercial terms and the final requirement are confirmed before the order moves into production.
Share your team roles, quantity, sizes, preferred fabric, colours, branding and required date.