Corporate Wear

Our Bespoke Corporate Wear Service. 

(26). Our London based bespoke uniforms and  corporate wear service produces  unique, high quality uniforms, designed and made just for your business.

You will work closely with our specialist designers,  in order to produce a corporate  uniform that will convey your specific brand identity and core values to your customers.

Bespoke corporate wear does not need to consist of a traditional tailored suit and shirt. Increasingly  corporate uniforms are  smart but casual, reflecting the staffs  working environment, the image they wish to present, and  to their clients own values.

No MOQ.

Unlike other bespoke uniform services, we do not have a  minimum order quantity. although naturally, the lower the volume the higher the price per garment. We are happy to discuss this with you.

Design And Sample Development.

Many of our clients prefer to use just our design and development services to develop their corporate wear range, in order for them to manufacture abroad.

Corporate wear is  the uniform that staff wear while at work. For some smaller firms this  may  be a general look or colour scheme that they require their employees to adhere to.

That uniform needs to convey the image of the company branding.

Corporate wear encompass many aspects of workwear, including staff uniforms,

Bespoke Luxury Hospitality Uniforms.

Hotels and restaurants

waiter uniforms

Staff Uniforms

Promoting brand awareness.

Hospitality

Corporate wear has had a bad reputation in the past, with badly designed, badly cut and badly made garments being the norm.

But there is a growing demand for well cut, well made, well designed and even slightly edgy  Uniforms.  This requires extensive knowledge of Mens and Ladies Tailoring, as well as a general knowledge of outerwear, Shirts, dresses, Skirts etc.

We have worked on a number of corporate wear design projects over the years, for Airlines, Restaurants, Hotels, Bars and Retailers, including the Iconic  Virgin Atlantic uniforms with Vivienne Westwood.

Workwear.

Workwear can provide a big challenge both for the Designer and the Pattern Cutter. Airline Uniforms are an especially big challenge. Some of the factors that have to be considered are :-  ergonomics, health and safety, culture, climate and environment.

Stewards need to constantly lift their arms overhead so the sleeve and armhole should not be restrictive. The cabin crew have to travel all over the world and be presentable to all cultures and be comfortable in all climates.

Brand Identity.

• Rebranding
• Attention To Detail
• Innovation

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