Hospitality role
Reception, concierge, guest relations and lobby teams work between a cold lobby and a hot driveway, and they are the first thing a guest sees. Their uniform has to hold a sharp line for a full shift.
Role spec
The spec our team writes for this role. Your samples confirm each line, and the final spec stays in your programme file.
| Garment | Usual spec | Details to decide | Per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacket or blazer | Poly-viscose or wool-blend suiting, half or full lining | Single or double-breasted, length, pocket style | 2 |
| Waistcoat | Same suiting, satin or self back | Front fastening, pocket for pen and key cards | 2 |
| Shirt or blouse | Cotton-rich poplin, easy-care finish | Collar shape, cuff, sleeve length | 4 to 5 |
| Trousers or skirt | Same suiting, with a stretch option | Rise, length, midi or full-length skirt | 2 to 3 |
| Tie or scarf | Woven or printed in brand colours | Pattern, size, how it is tied | 2 |
Per-person counts are a common starting point for daily wear, not a rule. The uniform planner adds spare stock.
Look by shift
Many hotels give the evening team a darker jacket or a different accent. Both looks live in one programme with their own spec, so either can be reordered on its own.
Questions
List the role and its staff numbers in the brief. Our first reply comes within one business day.
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