02 — Wear
What your team wears is part of what your guests remember.
Uniforms, aprons, T-shirts and caps, made to work through a full shift and to feel like part of the identity.
Start a projectWhy it matters
Designed for the shift first, then for the brand.
Uniforms are worn for eight hours, washed every day and seen by every guest. We design them for the job first — fabric weight, movement, pockets, heat — and then make sure they carry the brand with the same care as everything else.
What we make
Wear, made as one system.
- 01
Uniforms
Front-of-house and kitchen uniforms developed with your team, sampled in real shifts and graded across sizes.
- 02
Aprons
Canvas, denim and cotton-twill aprons with straps, pockets and lengths that suit the role.
- 03
Caps
Embroidered and printed caps, with crown, closure and fabric chosen for daily wear.
- 04
Workwear
Durable pieces for production, delivery and back-of-house teams that still look intentional.
- 05
Staff merchandise
T-shirts, sweatshirts and launch pieces your team will want to keep wearing.
- 01
Understand
Your brand, audience,
quantities and timeline. - 02
Concept
Structures, materials
and finishes, costed. - 03
Sample
Samples you can hold,
test and approve. - 04
Produce
Managed manufacturing,
checked at every stage. - 05
Deliver
Packed, delivered
and easy to reorder.
FAQ
Questions brands ask us.
Can you produce uniforms in small quantities?
Yes. For many garments we can start from a few dozen pieces across sizes. Fully custom patterns and dyed fabrics need larger quantities.
Do you offer embroidery and print?
Both. We choose between embroidery, screen print, heat transfer and woven labels based on the fabric, the wash cycle and how close the logo will be seen.
Can we sample before ordering?
Always. We make samples for fit and wash testing, and we recommend your team wears them through at least one real shift.
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.