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BarcelonaUNIFORM DESIGN AND PRODUCTION

Custom uniforms and workwear for your team

We design and make uniforms for hotels, restaurants, spas and private clinics. Made in Barcelona, with samples, team fittings and reorders.

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Custom uniform design and garment development by PAMUUC Studio in Barcelona
Delivered work
Uniforms that reflect your brand and work for your team
First project
Design, samples, fittings and production for your team.
Future orders
We keep your approved designs on file for replacements and new starters.
2,600
Garments made in 2026
Patterned, cut, sewn and finished within thirty kilometres of Barcelona, for this year’s projects.
12weeks
Full project average
From your first brief to delivery. We confirm your schedule based on the garments, quantities and approvals needed.
3weeks
Reorder production time
Made from the approved garment details kept on file. We check availability and price again before production.
€150
Average per person
Typical spend per person for the garments in the agreed range. Development, fabric and quantity affect the final price.
01WHO WE WORK WITH

Uniforms for your sector

From hotel reception to the kitchen or treatment room, each role has its own needs.

Hotel corridor, a hand on a guest-room door
01

Hotels and hospitality

Hotel uniforms that bring reception, restaurant, housekeeping, spa and management teams together.

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Custom hotel uniforms

A shared look across every hotel team

We design hospitality uniforms for each hotel team, from reception and housekeeping to restaurant and spa. Different roles get the garments they need, with a shared look across the hotel.

Typical roles

  • Reception and welcome
  • Concierge and guest services
  • Restaurant and bar
  • Management
  • Housekeeping
  • Spa and wellness

Typical garments

  • Shirts and overshirts
  • Trousers and skirts
  • Dresses
  • Blazers and jackets
  • Aprons
  • Knitwear and outer layers

Design priorities

  • A clear identity across departments
  • Comfort and movement during long shifts
  • Materials and construction suited to daily use
  • Alignment with the architecture and brand
  • A practical system for new starters and reorders
Table service, a plate finished by hand
02

Restaurants and food service

Restaurant uniforms and chef uniforms designed for busy service, movement and regular washing.

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Custom restaurant uniforms

Made for busy service and regular washing

Restaurant teams deal with heat, spills and long shifts. We design uniforms that let people move comfortably and suit the character of the venue, from the dining room to the kitchen.

Typical roles

  • Hosts and reception
  • Front of house
  • Bar teams
  • Kitchen and support
  • Management

Typical garments

  • Shirts and overshirts
  • Aprons
  • Trousers
  • Polos and T-shirts
  • Light jackets

Design priorities

  • Freedom of movement
  • Breathable and easy-care fabric options
  • Functional pockets and closures
  • Reinforced construction where required
  • A visual direction that fits the restaurant experience
Calm treatment interior in warm neutral tones
03

Spa and wellness

Spa and beauty uniforms that feel comfortable and suit the calm of your space.

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Spa uniforms for wellness and beauty teams

Comfort that suits the calm of your space

In wellness environments, the team is part of the atmosphere. We connect the clothing to the space while planning for close client contact, movement, long shifts and regular care.

Typical roles

  • Reception
  • Therapists and treatment teams
  • Spa hosts
  • Support roles
  • Management

Typical garments

  • Tunics and soft tops
  • Trousers
  • Dresses
  • Overshirts and light layers

Design priorities

  • Comfort and unrestricted movement
  • Breathable, pleasant-to-wear materials
  • Calm colours and measured details
  • Clear links between reception and treatment roles
  • Consistency as the team changes or grows
Treatment room in a private clinic
04

Dental and private clinics

Custom clinic uniforms for reception and care, made for comfort and regular washing.

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Practical clothing that puts patients at ease

Private clinics need clothing that supports long working hours, movement and frequent care while presenting a clean, reassuring and distinctive image to patients.

Typical roles

  • Reception and patient coordination
  • Clinical teams
  • Treatment support
  • Practice management

Typical garments

  • Medical tops
  • Coordinated work sets
  • Trousers
  • Overshirts and reception layers

Design priorities

  • Breathable and easy-care fabric options
  • Movement and all-day comfort
  • Functional pockets and closures
  • A clean appearance under clinical lighting
  • Visual continuity between reception and treatment areas
Back-of-house apron and technical workwear
05

Maintenance and support teams

Workwear for maintenance, logistics and support teams, made for movement and daily use.

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Uniforms for operational service teams

Practical workwear that still belongs to the brand

Maintenance, logistics and support teams need clothing that prioritises movement, storage, durability and easy care without looking disconnected from the rest of the organisation.

Typical garments

  • Work shirts
  • Technical trousers
  • Overshirts
  • Light jackets
  • Outer layers

Design priorities

  • Reinforced construction where needed
  • Functional pockets
  • Easy-care materials
  • Clear role identification
  • Visual consistency with customer-facing teams
Hotel welcome desk with front-of-house team
06

Retail and guest services

Bespoke uniforms for welcoming guests, helping customers and representing your business.

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Uniforms for guest-facing roles

A welcoming look that reflects your business

For private clubs, premium retail, galleries, cultural spaces and other service businesses, the team is one of the first visible expressions of the organisation.

Typical roles

  • Welcome and reception
  • Guest relations
  • Client service
  • Floor teams
  • Management

Typical garments

  • Shirts
  • Trousers and skirts
  • Dresses
  • Blazers and jackets
  • Coordinated accessories

Design priorities

  • A recognisable and appropriate visual identity
  • Comfort during long periods of interaction
  • Role clarity without unnecessary formality
  • Consistency across locations and future orders

Tell us what your team needs

02How it works

From your first idea to the next order

Six clear stages. You review and approve the key decisions, and we keep a record of what we agree.

01

Design

An external designer creates a proposal from your brief for you to review. If design is not included in your project, we start with garment development.

02

Fabrics and details

We choose fabrics, buttons, trims and finishes to suit your working conditions and the way you wash your uniforms.

03

Development

We turn the design into a clear plan for each garment, covering its details, colours and quantities.

04

Production

We make your garments to the approved design. Cutting starts only once the required details have your approval.

05

Delivery

We send the garments to your locations. You confirm receipt, and we keep the approved styles ready for future orders.

06

Reorders

We use the saved measurements, fabrics and colours for your next order. Availability, price and timing are checked again before production.

Discuss your delivery date

03Timeline

Your project, step by step

We agree a schedule around your garments, quantities, fittings and approvals.

  1. Phase 1

    Your brief and first meeting

    Tell us about your team, quantities and target date. We review your needs and arrange a first meeting if we can help.

    No account or payment needed.
  2. Phase 2

    Samples and fittings

    We choose fabrics and make samples for your team to try at work, checking fit, comfort and details.

    You approve each garment.
  3. Phase 3

    Final approval and production

    You confirm the quantities, colours and sizes. We then produce the garments to the agreed design.

    Production starts after approval.
  4. Phase 4

    Delivery and reorders

    We deliver your uniforms and keep the approved garment details for replacements and new team members.

    Your designs stay on file.
04SELECTED WORK AND GUIDANCE

Uniforms in practice

Explore our hotel and clinic projects, plus a practical guide to uniforms for wellness teams.

A modernista facade in central Barcelona, the kind of property these uniform programmes are made for
HOTEL CASE STUDYRead the hotel case study
01 Custom hotel uniforms for METT BarcelonaHOTEL CASE STUDY

A complete hotel wardrobe inspired by the interiors, with uniforms for reception, restaurant, management and spa teams. Designed, sampled and made in Barcelona.

Read the hotel case study
02 A guide to spa and wellness uniformsWELLNESS GUIDE

How to bring reception, treatment and support teams together through colours, fabrics and garment details, with future orders in mind.

Read the wellness guide
03 Custom uniforms for a Barcelona dental clinicCLINIC CASE STUDY

Custom dental clinic uniforms that reflect the space and brand, with practical garments for reception and daily patient care.

Read the clinic case study

Discuss a project for your team

05What is included

The details behind your custom workwear

We agree what your project includes before starting. The examples below show the plans, samples and records that guide the work.

01

Garments for each role

We plan what each person needs, from one role to a complete team wardrobe that works together.

Role plan4 roles
ReceptionShirt · apron
RestaurantJacket · trouser
KitchenChef jacket
HousekeepingTunic
02

Fabrics for daily work

Fabric weight, composition and finishes are chosen for your working conditions and laundry routine.

Fabric shortlistFor your laundry routine
Twill 280 g/m²
Piqué 220 g/m²
Melton 480 g/m²
Poplin 130 g/m²
03

Samples and fittings

Your team tries the samples at work. We record their feedback for each garment before approval.

Fitting log4 garments
Chef jacketApproved
Service trouserApproved
Wrap jacketChanges requested
ApronRound 2
04

Your brand details

Colours, labels and details follow the agreed design and suit daily wear and washing.

Label and colourways40 × 12 mm
YOUR BRANDwoven label sewn into the seam
05

Your garment records

We keep the approved measurements, fabrics, colours and suppliers together in a garment record.

Technical fileRevision 4
FabricCotton twill 280 g/m²
ColourCustom navy · colour sample 3
PositionsChest · collar
SizesXS–3XL, 9 steps
06

Ready for reorders

We check fabric availability, price and timing before making your approved design again.

Reorder record88 pieces
Approved revisionRev. 4
Reordered88 pieces
Unit priceUnchanged
Made from your approved garment record

Tell us about your team. We will help you plan the right uniforms.

Tell us what you need
06FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What to know before you start

Practical answers about orders, prices, timing and how we work.

Do you work from a catalogue?

No. We design uniforms around your business, team and daily work. If an existing design can save time or cost, we may use it as a starting point and adapt it to your needs.

Can we reorder the same uniforms later?

Yes. We keep your approved patterns, fabrics, colours and garment details on file. Replacements and uniforms for new team members start from that design, with availability, price and timing checked before each order.

Do we need to begin with a complete wardrobe?

No. You can start with one role, department or type of garment and add more later. We help you choose a starting point that suits your priorities, quantities, budget and delivery date.

Can you develop custom colours and details?

Yes. We can choose from existing fabric colours or assess a custom colour if the fabric and quantity allow it. Labels, branding and other details are chosen to suit the garment, your brand and the way it will be washed.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Selected styles can be produced from 10 pieces per style. Custom woven garments generally begin around 10–15 pieces per style, distributed across sizes and approved variants, and custom knitwear generally begins around 100–150 pieces because the manufacturing process requires a higher quantity. We confirm the minimum after reviewing the garment type, fabric, colour, construction and level of customisation.

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How much does a custom uniform project cost?

We quote each project individually. The price depends on the garments, quantities, fabrics, construction and custom details, plus the design and sample work needed. Your proposal sets out the agreed scope and what is included.

How long does a project take from brief to delivery?

Development is typically four to six weeks and production a further three to five weeks, which puts many fully custom projects at around eight weeks in total. Shorter timelines may be possible depending on the number of styles, the fittings and the fabric. Timing is confirmed once the brief has been reviewed.

Where are the garments designed and produced?

In Barcelona. Design, development, samples, fittings and production are handled through our local supply chain, so we can work closely with the people making your garments.

Do we see prototypes before production starts?

Yes. You review samples and try the garments before committing to production. We agree the fit, fabric, construction and brand details on real garments.

How do you handle sizing across a whole team?

We use fittings to check the sizes your team needs, then agree the quantity in each size before production. The approved patterns and garment details are kept for future team members and repeat orders.

Will the fabrics hold up to industrial laundry?

Fabric and construction are selected for the care regime the garments will actually meet, including industrial laundry where that applies. The uniforms delivered for a five-star hotel opening have been through twelve months of daily service and industrial laundering.

Which sectors do you work with?

We design uniforms for hotels, restaurants, spas, wellness studios, dental and private clinics, maintenance teams, retail and guest services. Each project is adapted to the work, the people and the setting.

Can the uniforms follow our interior design or brand identity?

Yes. Your interiors and brand can guide the colours, fabrics and details, as they did for a five-star hotel opening in Barcelona. We use available fabric colours or assess dedicated colours when material and quantity allow.

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07Start your project

Let’s plan your team’s uniforms

Tell us about your business, team and target date. We will review what you need and suggest a practical starting point.

We can meet at your premises in Barcelona, elsewhere in Spain or abroad, or by video. The first conversation helps us understand your team and its daily work.

The form takes around two minutes. We usually reply within one working day.

Prefer email: studio@pamuuc.com