Hospitality Uniform Design Based on Position

The hotel business has been developing for a long time and to this day still maintains its existence as a complete accommodation service and provides a high level of comfort for its guests. This development was followed by a high demand for hospitality uniform to be used as a form of branding, showing quality, and representing the hotel’s dedication to providing the best service.

In providing the best service, hotels provide a variety of services, ranging from room services of various classes, catering services, hotel cleaning services, valet parking services, bars, swimming pools, and many more services in hotels that are increasingly complex along with quality and class. the hotel.

Uniform as Identity

Of the many services available, all sections will require uniforms to differentiate each staff’s work. Not only is it a differentiator between staff positions and jobs, but choosing a hotel uniform design also pays attention to the suitability of the design and color selection with the design and color of the room where they are positioned.

On the other hand, hotel uniform designs are also used to emphasize the quality of the services provided. For example, making a five-star hotel chef’s clothes predominantly white gives a clean and hygienic impression, so it will give the additional impression that the food served has a high-quality taste and presentation.

There are many examples of hotel uniform designs that you can use as inspiration if you are someone who plans to open a small hotel or accommodation business. Continue reading the review below so you can find more inspiration.

Hospitality Uniform Design

The following are several hospitality uniform ideas with different positions:

Hotel Uniforms

There are lots of employee or hotel staff uniform design ideas that you can find. Whatever the style, they are all a way of showing the identity of each hotel. The more premium the hotel employee uniform design, the higher people’s assessment of the hotel’s services.

In general, hotel employees, both men and women, will wear long-sleeved tops, which will then be combined with long cotton trousers for men and knee-length skirts for women.

To show their professionalism, quite a few luxury hotels provide suits for their staff. However, a luxurious impression can still be created with a uniform design of a long-sleeved suit with a Shanghai collar model and providing striped accents on the wrists and ankles whose color is not too flashy and blends more with the basic color of the clothing. It is also better to choose colors that are not too flashy and only use calm basic colors, such as dark colors, white, and cream.

Hotel Restaurant or Catering

One of the most central services in a hotel is restaurant or catering services. The hotel always provides the best food for its visitors and makes it a mandatory service.

It is not only a matter of taste and hygiene that is considered when serving food, but it is also necessary to provide the best appearance for the staff who work in the kitchen or who serve guests at banquets.

The choice of hospitality uniform design for the restaurant or hotel catering section is predominantly white combined with an apron. In general, the basic clothing used is a white long or short-sleeved shirt, and it is the apron that usually has many variations.

The choice of apron design is a long one with tie straps that twist both shoulders and an apron that only covers the bottom and is attached to the trousers. These two are the most common designs; even in one hotel you can apply these two designs for male and female restaurant/catering staff.

Something quite essential in the design of a restaurant or hotel catering staff that serves many guests is pockets. This pocket can be attached to the chest or on the lower apron. This is because restaurant staff will take a lot of guests’ orders, so they need pockets with various designs to put stationery or tablets to record orders.

Room Boy

Another essential service in hotels is cleaning and tidiness services which are mostly carried out by room boys. Just like other staff in hotel departments, room boys will also get their uniforms which are usually different from other sections even though they are usually the same.

In general, the hospitality uniform design for room boys is simpler with short sleeves, and usually only uses one color. Even if you combine it with other colors, choose a color combination that is not too flashy and only serves to emphasize the design. The general design uses a Shanghai collar with additional lines on the collar and cuffs.

Projects

MCRAE BAR SYDNEY, CAPELLA:

Spirit of Baskt.

One of the first creative commisioned work for Unitude were to re-interpretate Bill Bensley Uniform design ideas for Capella Hotel, Hanoi.
Bill’s original design were inspired by the costumes work of a Russian Painter & Costume designer, Leon Baskt.

BACKSTAGE:

Spirit of Baskt.

CAPELLA HANOI:

Spirit of Baskt.

THE HUDSON ROOMS:

The Conductor.

Vodka Bar Station Cart operator for the Hudson Rooms is dressed in 1920’s train conductor inspired uniform.
Arch detail on collar were added to give it a unique feature while keeping the design relevant and modern.

BALI CULINARY PASTRY SCHOOL:

Selendang.

Back Office uniform for Bali Culinary Pastry School.
Uniform design were inspired by exploring different ways of wearing a “selendang” in traditional custom made fabric production called songket.

THE SEMINYAK:

Four Petals.

Executive Back Office Staff Uniform for The Seminyak Hotel.
Emphasizing the 4 points or 4 panels to construct the garment as representatives of the four flower petals of the Hotel Flower Emblem.

CAPELLA SYDNEY:

Meet The Professors.

Contributing to the Hotel Building History. The uniform themes and designs were inspired by one of the key role players within the education fields. Modernising the 1930's professors look while hinting some detail elements inspired by Wright's Prairie Style.

PATINA MALDIVES:

OS & E.

Custom design linens using natural material, Handmade Table Accessories produced by Local cratmanship for Patina, Maldives

Hotel Spa Uniforms

Spa is a service that is needed and sought after by many customers. Spas have also become one of the hotel services, especially in big cities and five-star hotels. The hospitality uniform for the spa center staff in the hotel is also quite interesting to review.

Of the many color choices and design combinations available, the thing that stands out the most and differentiates the spa staff from the others is the choice of a collarless design. Even if there is, only use a horizontal or V-shaped Shanghai collar.

Generally, spa uniform designs use short sleeves do not use a lot of color combinations, and are simple, in fact, they tend to use just one color. For female employees, there is the option of wearing long trousers or long skirts. Then the waist is usually tied or made to emphasize the curve of the hips.

Hotel Cleaning Service

People sometimes mistakenly assume that room boy and cleaning service are identical, but they are not. Usually cleaning uniform designs only use regular t-shirts or collars. They will also combine it with an apron and hat to give a professional impression.

The color choices for cleaning service staff are very diverse, any color can be used, but the most appropriate ones seem to be those that represent the colors of the company or hotel itself.

There are so many choices of hospitality uniform designs that are differentiated by the function and position of each part. This is a challenge for Hotel Uniform Designer to always find new ideas that can combine the identity of the work with the identity of the hotel itself.

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Meet The Professors.

Contributing to the Hotel Building History. The uniform themes and designs were
inspired by one of the key role players within the education fields. Modernising the
1930’s professors look while hinting some detail elements inspired by Wright’s Prairie
Style.

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