Premium Hospitality & Hotel Uniform Manufacturers

Uniforms for kitchen, service, housekeeping and front-office teams. Plan the fabric, fit and branding around each role and approve a sample before bulk production.

Professional Indian chefs wearing Sungrace hospitality uniforms
Made for hospitality teams120 designs · 10 product categories
The Hospitality & Restaurant Uniforms collection

Six Looks. Your Possibilities.

Find a direction for your team, school or brand. Every look can start a custom manufacturing brief.

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Catalogue design concept: The Kitchen Collection. Classic chef coats in white, black and charcoal. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
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The Kitchen Collection

Classic chef coats in white, black and charcoal.

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Catalogue design concept: Café Character. Bib aprons in olive, caramel and navy. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
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Café Character

Bib aprons in olive, caramel and navy.

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Catalogue design concept: A Warm Welcome. Navy waistcoats, white shirts and burgundy accents. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
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A Warm Welcome

Navy waistcoats, white shirts and burgundy accents.

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Catalogue design concept: Details Behind Every Stay. Slate-blue housekeeping sets with muted teal trim. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
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Details Behind Every Stay

Slate-blue housekeeping sets with muted teal trim.

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Catalogue design concept: Service with a Signature. Cream shirts and forest-green waist aprons. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
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Service with a Signature

Cream shirts and forest-green waist aprons.

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Catalogue design concept: A Contemporary Chef Uniform. Navy chef coats and rich brown aprons. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
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A Contemporary Chef Uniform

Navy chef coats and rich brown aprons.

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Illustrative uniform concepts. Fabrics, colours, branding and construction are confirmed with your approved sample.

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Hospitality & Restaurant Uniforms Categories

Choose the individual item you want to manufacture.

What we manufacture

Uniforms for Every Role in Your Property

Consistent branding across kitchen, service, housekeeping and front-office teams.

Catalogue design concept: The Kitchen Collection. Classic chef coats in white, black and charcoal. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
Uniform design concept · The Kitchen Collection

Chef Coats & Kitchen Wear

Breathable double-breasted chef coats, skull caps and checked trousers built for hot kitchens.

Catalogue design concept: A Warm Welcome. Navy waistcoats, white shirts and burgundy accents. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
Uniform design concept · A Warm Welcome

Front Office & Concierge

Structured blazers, waistcoats and formal wear that set the tone at reception.

Catalogue design concept: Service with a Signature. Cream shirts and forest-green waist aprons. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
Uniform design concept · Service with a Signature

Restaurant Service Wear

Waiter coats, bistro aprons and service shirts with embroidered branding.

Catalogue design concept: Details Behind Every Stay. Slate-blue housekeeping sets with muted teal trim. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
Uniform design concept · Details Behind Every Stay

Housekeeping Uniforms

Practical, easy-care tunics and dresses that hold up to industrial laundering.

Spa & Wellness Wear

Soft-touch tunics and wrap tops in calming shades for spa and salon teams.

Coordinated restaurant service waistcoats, shirts and trousers
Coordinated service uniform design concept

Custom Branding

Logo embroidery, contrast piping and custom buttons matched to your property’s identity.

Comfort meets durability

Designed for Long Shifts & Industrial Laundry

Hospitality uniforms need to suit the work and the laundry process. Share your washing temperatures, detergents and drying method so fabric, trims and care instructions can be reviewed on a sample before production.

  • Breathable weaves for kitchen and service staff
  • Stain-resistant and easy-care fabric options
  • Colours matched to your brand palette
  • Size requirements and fit reviewed through sampling
  • Reorder-ready spec charts for staff turnover
Catalogue design concept: A Warm Welcome. Navy waistcoats, white shirts and burgundy accents. North Indian models in an Indian setting.
Uniform design concept · A Warm Welcome
Common questions

Hospitality Uniforms — Questions Buyers Ask

Which fabrics work best for kitchen staff uniforms?

Compare fabric weight, breathability, movement and the intended laundry process on a sample. Cotton-rich and blended fabrics have different care needs; confirm the composition and care instructions for the selected garment.

Can you match uniforms to our hotel’s brand colours?

Yes — we match fabric shades, piping, buttons and embroidery threads to your brand palette, and send physical swatches for approval before production.

Do you make uniforms for small cafes and restaurants, not just hotels?

We can discuss aprons, service shirts and caps for a single outlet as well as a larger property. Minimum quantities and production timing depend on the garments, fabric and branding; send your requirements for confirmation.

How quickly can you replace uniforms as staff change?

Use the approved specification and previous order details as the reference for a reorder. Confirm current fabric availability, shade, minimum quantity and delivery timing before placing a top-up order.

More questions? See the full FAQ page or ask us directly.

Dress Your Property

Tell us your roles and headcounts — we’ll propose a coordinated uniform programme with fabrics and pricing.

Before you request a quote

Plan uniforms by department

Kitchen and food service

List coats, trousers, aprons and headwear separately. Review coverage, sleeve length, movement and fastening details while the wearer performs normal tasks.

Reception and restaurant teams

Agree the appearance across shirts, waistcoats, jackets and aprons. Check logo placement with name badges and other items worn during service.

Housekeeping and repeat orders

Record pockets, movement needs and laundry conditions. Keep a size-wise quantity list, approved sample and fabric reference for future order discussions.

Fabric requirements · Sampling and approval · Logo finishes · Order planning checklist