THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING A UNIFORM
 

Is this the first time you're buying a uniform? Don't worry - below you will find a helpful guide of what to take into consideration when purchasing a uniform for your establishment.

Design

Will this outfit look good on several body types? 

Will this design stand out as a staff uniform as opposed to a patron’s outfit?

Will this be worn indoors or outdoor? Will it be worn day into night or just at night? Nighttime outfits can be more dramatic.

Does the temperature change? If it goes from hot to cold you may have to consider a matching jacket or sweater. 

Functionability

Will the fabric stand up to continuous wash and wear? Does the garment have to be dry cleaned or can it be washed by machine? Does the fabric shrink or fade? Does the design facilitate ease of mobility? Does the uniform stay in place or give needed support?

We try as much as possible to add smart details such as miniskirts with attached shorts that are not visible- tops and dresses which have built in bra support- fabric which incorporates nano technology to resist wrinkles and spills.

Quantity

How do I estimate the number of pieces I will need?  Each employee should have two or three uniforms. You will also have to account for the number of anticipated new hires for the coming season. Here's an example for a bar with 12 girls:

Current employees    12 x 3 = 36
Estimated new hires    3 x 3 =   9    

Total order                               45

* If uniform is in a lighter color it's a good idea to order extra. They will usually get dirty faster.

Sizing

Most of our uniforms are made in XSmall, Small, Medium and Large. Though it's impossible for us to tell you what sizes you need, most of our clients order in a ratio of 1-2-2-1, meaning 1 xsmall and large for every two small and medium.