Industries

Dressed for the job.

Every industry has its own roles, pressures and dress code. Here is how we dress each one, role by role, with a brochure to page through for most of them.

  • Blackburn Rovers
  • Crystal Palace
  • Newcastle United
  • FC Halifax Town
  • Wigan Athletic
01

Football Clubs

Matchday,
made to measure.

We supply tailored suits to football clubs: matchday and travel suits for the squad, blazers for directors and ambassadors, and uniforms for the people who run the lounges and boxes on matchday.

  • Players & staffMatchday and travel suits, fitted for athletic builds.
  • New signingsMeasured and fitted in time for the next away trip.
  • Directors & ambassadorsBlazers and suits that look properly club.
  • Hospitality & matchdayLounge, box and steward uniforms to match.
  • Your crestEmbroidered on blazers, knitwear and polos.

Ask about matchday tailoring

02

Hotels & Hospitality

Every guest
notices the team.

A hotel is judged in the first ten seconds at the desk and the last ten at checkout. The uniform is part of both. It tells a guest who to ask, and that someone cares about the detail.

  • Front of houseThe first and last impression.
  • ManagementVisible on the floor.
  • Restaurant & barService at the table.
  • Housekeeping & spaBehind every room.
  • MaintenanceAlways on the move.

Open the brochureAsk about Hotels & Hospitality

03

Office & Finance

Dressed for
the meeting.

In banking, law and professional services, clients form a view before anyone opens a laptop. A consistent, well-cut wardrobe says the firm is organised, and it saves your people a decision every morning.

  • LeadershipSetting the standard.
  • Advisers & client teamsTrusted at first glance.
  • Smart casualRelaxed, never scruffy.
  • Operations & receptionThe engine room.
  • Events & travelOut of the office.

Open the brochureAsk about Office & Finance

04

FM & Security

The people who
run the building.

Facilities and security teams are often the first people a visitor meets and the last they see. They need to look like they are in charge, and dress for a job that moves between the lobby, the plant room and the car park.

  • FM managersAccountable for the site.
  • Engineers & operativesHands on, all day.
  • Front-desk securityCalm authority.
  • Patrol & outdoorWhatever the weather.
  • Approachable securityVisible, not imposing.

Open the brochureAsk about FM & Security

05

Retail, Leisure & Events

Part of
the experience.

In a shop, an attraction or an event, the team is part of what the customer came for. The uniform has to fit the brand, be easy to spot, and stand up to a busy Saturday.

  • Premium retailThe brand, in person.
  • Essential retailReady for Saturday.
  • Leisure & attractionsOut and about.
  • Events: entertainmentFront of the stage.
  • Events: serviceChampagne and canapés.

Open the brochureAsk about Retail, Leisure & Events

06

Travel & Transport

The journey
starts with them.

Passengers look for the uniform when something goes wrong, and remember it when everything goes right. It has to be recognisable, practical and smart from the first departure to the last.

  • Cabin & flight crewComposed at 35,000 feet.
  • Ground staffCheck-in to gate.
  • Road & railOn board, on time.
  • On the waterFerries and cruise.
  • LogisticsKeeping it moving.

Open the brochureAsk about Travel & Transport

07

Motor Industries

As polished
as the cars.

A dealership spends heavily on its showroom. The people on the floor should match it, from the sales executive who opens the door to the advisor who hands back the keys.

  • Sales executivesFirst handshake.
  • ManagementRunning the site.
  • Office & adminFinance, admin and reception.
  • Service advisorsExplaining the work.
  • Handover & valetingBack to the customer.

Open the brochureAsk about Motor Industries

08

Funeral Services

Quiet, correct,
immaculate.

Funeral teams are seen at the hardest moment in a family's life. The uniform should be quiet, correct and immaculate, from the conductor's tailcoat to the bearers' jackets and the driver's overcoat.

  • Conducting the funeralLeading the cortège on foot and on the day itself.
  • Funeral directorsMeeting families, at the chapel and the graveside.
  • Arrangers & office teamIn the arrangement room and front of house.
  • BearersOn their feet all day, lifting and walking in step.
  • Drivers & chauffeursAt the wheel and at the car door, in all weathers.

Open the brochureAsk about Funeral Services

And more

If your team wears it.

These teams don't have a brochure of their own yet, but we dress them from the same collection. Tell us the roles and we'll put a range together.

Talk to us

Tell us about your team.

How many people, which roles, and the look you're after. We'll come back with a range, samples and prices.

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