Focus on Hospitality Wear SOLʼS
Functional, yet stylish work pieces
SOLʼS ensures that everyone within the hospitality and food and beverage industries is equipped to work in functional pieces that also remain stylish. As shirts are a staple of the corporate wear world, SOLʼS offers a large range of styles in a wide range of fabrics, fits and colours. Among the new 2018 shirts, the SOLʼS BRODY HERRINGBONE LONG SLEEVE SHIRT (02102) and SOLʼS LADIES BRODY HERRINGBONE LONG SLEEVE SHIRT (02103) 125gsm shirts are classic and timeless thanks to their elegant fabric and perfect fit.
W Should a formal touch be needed, the SOLʼS
GATSBY (10598) tie provides the perfect solution. Made of 100% polyester satin and sold in black, silver and marine blue, this can be easily paired with shirts.
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SOL'S also presents one of its best-sellers, the SOLʼS GALA (88010) apron which is long- length, features a large front pocket with two compartments and an adjustable neckline
with a metal buckle. Available in 16 vibrant colours, the apron is made of a highly resistant 240 poly-cotton blend and is washable at 60°C, making it functional and useful across a range of trades and industries.
www.pencarrie.com PREMIER Artisan inspirations A
s the appetite for informal dining concepts continues, so does the demand for staff uniforms that are cool, casual and reflective of the latest high street trends. 2018 has seen Premier expand its popular Artisan Collection to the next level with quirky designs, beautiful fabrics and clever combinations. Uniform styles can be just as varied as the types of restaurants out there, so the brand offers minimalistic and subtle options through to loud and proud choices. Premier recognises that hotels, bars and restaurants often have scores of staff performing a critical role in service and Laura Dutton from the brandʼs marketing team has identified a few key pieces in this yearʼs range that has everyone covered. “Our 100% Artisan Leather Apron is a truly beautiful piece and should be awarded to those who possess a level of professional craftsmanship; a bartender mixing unique cocktails through to baristas and show cooking chefs who need to look the part. “Front-of-house meet and greet staff make that critical first impression so a smart approach is called for here. Consider combining one of our Supreme Poplin Shirts with a Satin-back Waistcoat and Bow Tie for refined look. Waiting staff are the heart and soul of a venue so you can go big on personality pieces here! Look to our eclectic collection of Denim Aprons and team with a one of our hearty checked Cotton shirts or a stripy roll sleeve tee for a wholesome-vintage feel to service. “The latest interior design concepts sees the kitchen as the main attraction which means chef and the team are on show in open plan environments and need to look the part. Chef will be the dish-of-the-day with our new Denim Chefs Jacket
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ith a catalogue of 422 designed in Paris products, there are items for every profession and occasion.
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f eating with your eyes is hardwired in the brain, then chances are we pick where weʼre going to dine or stay by appearance too. Top notch uniform should therefore be at the top of the list for any hotelier or restaurateur. Well-dressed staff instil confidence and let customers know that the rest will be up to scratch as well.
The colour of the moment Mona
Aubergine is the colour of the moment at Disley. A shade that works for all, it transcends age, skin tone and hair colour, to add warmth and depth. Think understated luxury. Think rich opulence.
The feature colour for Disleyʼs Tramore shirt, Orla and Mona blouses, aubergine options extend into ties, scarves and printed round neck blouses too. And with sizes from 6-30 and 14.5-21in from stock, you really can co-ordinate across job roles and departments. With over 65 years of garment manufacturing experience in every stitch, these arenʼt just work clothes, theyʼre clothes that work.
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PR136 and
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available in black and grey denim and is complete with matching skull cap.”
At heart of the hospitality wear collection lies the Colours Collection of aprons with key pieces in up to 60 colours and resellers can request free colour swatch cards to show their customers.
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