Promotional Hospitality Uniforms

We Screen Print, Embroider and Digitally Full-Colour Print

Using the latest screen printing technology, we expertly screen print your logo or graphic in up to 3 colours onto the garments. Digital transfers may be applied for full, photographic colour designs. Embroidery involves stitching your design directly onto the fabric of the hospitality apparel, which gives it a refined look. Regardless of which method you select, your outfits will look incredible once we add your design.

Fast Shipping in Australia

Our hospitality uniforms are stocked right here in Australia, and they are ready to be personalised with your logo. Our standard turnaround time is 2 weeks, including delivery. However, if you require the products sooner, please let us know at the time of order, and we should be able to work it out for you. If you're outfitting a restaurant, bar, or eatery then be sure to grab custom market umbrellas for your outside seating areas when you order your staff uniforms from Cubic Promote.

What is a Chef's Jacket?

A chef's jacket is double or triple breasted coat made from thick cotton material that is protects the chef from dangerous splashes or spills in the kitchen. Jackets can be short
sleeved or long sleeved, but most chefs favour the longer sleeves for added protection. Chefs jackets usually come in white or black colours and pair nicely with traditional hats and checked pants. Restaurant or club owners use chef's jackets with their logos to promote their business, but they're also popular for caterers or food truck operators as well.

How to Care for Branded Hospitality Outfits

Our products are designed for use in a commercial workplace, which means you are exposed to oil splattering, food sauce stains and many more. Therefore, it is essential to treat stains, so they will not leave a permanent mark on your uniforms. Put them in the washing machine for regular cleaning. If you cannot wash the garment right away, make sure to presoak it. For more challenging stains to remove, use half a cup of bicarbonate soda along with your regular washing powder to remove tough stains.

FAQ on Hospitality Uniforms

Do you supply hospitality apparel with custom printing?

Yes, we sell hospitality apparel with your unique logo decoration.

What is the smallest number of hospitality clothing items I can order?

The minimum quantity of hospitality clothing items we can supply is 25 units with your custom branding.

Do you stock customisable uniforms for wait staff?

Yes, we sell customisable uniforms for wait staff. We can expertly embroider or print your logos onto these uniforms to match your chef's attire as well.

Can you provide chef jackets in custom colours?

Yes, we can make chefs jackets in custom colours. Let our sales team know you need a custom coloured jacket and we'll make it happen for you.

Why is it so important to have breathable clothing in hospitality?

It is vital that you wear breathable fabric while working in kitchens due to the heat from ovens and stoves causing increased sweating and discomfort. A breathable uniform will ensure that any sweat wicks away from the body for increased comfort.

Custom Kitchen Goods For Charity Events

Are you running a charity or an outdoor event? Our oven mitts and aprons are a popular option for Aussies making a difference. These items are great as gifts for team members or as retail items you can sell to raise funds for your organisation. We custom decorate each with your preferred design. If you are running a fete or school event, then you cannot miss checking these kitchen goodies out.

Adding kitchen items such as oven mitts and kitchen tea towels for your staff are available on our collection of customised homeware.

Kitchen Accessory Colours

The hospitality industry tends to opt for black uniforms for servers and client liaisons to ensure spills and stains aren't overly noticeable to customers on their outfits. Chefs tend to wear traditional chef's whites which show stains up more easily thank dark colours but are designed for an easy washing process. Darker colours will fade faster than white, so consider which staff members will wear the garments and how long you aim for them to be in use before deciding on a final colour for your promotional attire.