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A server in a white shirt and a dark embroidered apron in a restaurant.

Restaurant uniforms

Your team is the part of your brand guests talk to.

Uniforms, aprons and caps for kitchen and front-of-house teams.

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Why it matters

Designed for the shift, not the photoshoot.

Restaurant uniforms are worn through long, hot shifts and washed constantly. If they don’t work, they’re worn badly — and the look you planned disappears.

We design for the job first: fabric weight, movement, pockets, heat and wash. Then the brand is carried through colour, cut, embroidery and the small details guests notice.

What we make

What we make for restaurant teams

  1. 01

    Aprons

    Bib, waist and cross-back aprons in canvas, denim and twill, with pockets where they’re needed.

  2. 02

    Chef jackets

    Breathable jackets cut for movement, with buttons, collars and embroidery to match the brand.

  3. 03

    Front-of-house wear

    Shirts, overshirts and layers that look considered across a whole service.

  4. 04

    Caps & headwear

    Embroidered caps, bandanas and kitchen headwear.

  5. 05

    Embroidery & labels

    Thread, stitch and woven labels specified to survive daily washing.

  6. 06

    Sizing & reorders

    Graded sizing, team sizing sessions and simple reorders as you hire.

Our
process

From brief to
finished object.

Learn more about how we work
  1. 01

    Understand

    Your brand, audience,
    quantities and timeline.

  2. 02

    Concept

    Structures, materials
    and finishes, costed.

  3. 03

    Sample

    Samples you can hold,
    test and approve.

  4. 04

    Produce

    Managed manufacturing,
    checked at every stage.

  5. 05

    Deliver

    Packed, delivered
    and easy to reorder.

Relevant work

Brands we’ve
made tangible.

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The materials
we work with

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FAQ

Questions brands ask us.

Can our team test samples first?

Yes. We recommend wearing samples through at least one full shift and one wash before production.

Embroidery or print?

Embroidery generally lasts longer on aprons and jackets that are washed daily. Print can suit lighter garments and larger graphics. We’ll recommend per piece.

Can you make uniforms for small teams?

Yes. Many garments can be produced for a single location’s team, with reorders as you grow.

Let’s make
your brand tangible.

Whether it’s packaging, uniforms, merchandise
or a piece made specifically for your brand —
we’d love to hear about your project.

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