Hospitality & Catering

It varies by role. Kitchen staff typically wear chef whites or coloured chef jackets, aprons and non-slip footwear. Front-of-house teams often wear branded polo shirts, shirts or blouses paired with aprons. Bar staff commonly wear branded t-shirts or waistcoats. The most effective hospitality uniforms are consistent across the team and carry the venue’s logo or colour scheme, something Empire Clothing’s embroidery and print service makes straightforward.

Yes. Embroidery is one of the most durable and professional-looking ways to brand hospitality uniforms. Unlike printed logos, embroidery withstands repeated commercial washing without cracking or fading, making it ideal for chef jackets, aprons and polo shirts in busy kitchen and front-of-house environments. Empire Clothing offers embroidery on the vast majority of our hospitality range, with no minimum order requirement.

Yes. Embroidery is one of the most durable and professional-looking ways to brand hospitality uniforms. Unlike printed logos, embroidery withstands repeated commercial washing without cracking or fading, making it ideal for chef jackets, aprons and polo shirts in busy kitchen and front-of-house environments. Empire Clothing offers embroidery on the vast majority of our hospitality range, with no minimum order requirement.

Yes. Embroidery is one of the most durable and professional-looking ways to brand hospitality uniforms. Unlike printed logos, embroidery withstands repeated commercial washing without cracking or fading, making it ideal for chef jackets, aprons and polo shirts in busy kitchen and front-of-house environments. Empire Clothing offers embroidery on the vast majority of our hospitality range, with no minimum order requirement.