Suits, Blazers and Suit Trousers

Suits and Tailored Workwear for Staff

A suit or blazer can form part of a professional uniform in hotels, restaurants, reception areas, and retail environments. For businesses that want a consistent dress code, there are several types of tailored garments to combine, from classic blazers to waistcoats, suit trousers, and skirts.

Blazers for Women and Men

A blazer works both as part of a suit and as a standalone garment paired with other clothing. For a more formal look, it can be combined with matching suit trousers or a skirt, while a shirt and chinos create a slightly more relaxed style.

When choosing a blazer, consider fit, material, and available sizes, especially if several employees will be wearing the same model.

Suit Trousers, Skirts, and Waistcoats

Suit trousers and skirts are available in a variety of cuts and fits. Some garments include stretch fabric, which can be practical for staff who move frequently throughout the workday.

A waistcoat can also be worn as an alternative to a blazer or combined with other suit garments to complete the outfit.

Match Garments from the Same Collection

If you want a coordinated look for your staff, it is worth checking which garments belong to the same collection. Even if two garments share the same colour name, the shade and fabric may differ between manufacturers.

For this reason, always check the product series and material before combining a blazer, trousers, skirt, or waistcoat.

Materials, Fit, and Care

Tailored workwear is often worn during long shifts, so it's important to choose a fit that remains comfortable whether employees are standing, walking, or sitting.

Also consider garment care requirements. Some suit garments can be machine washed, while others require dry cleaning or more delicate treatment. Always follow the care instructions provided for each product.