Hospitality role
Room attendants bend, lift and push carts for eight hours, and their uniforms go through the hotel laundry every day. The spec starts from movement and washing, then the look.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tunic or dress | Poly-cotton with stretch, colour-fast for hot washes | Length, sleeves, side vents, modest cut | 3 to 4 |
| Trousers | Poly-cotton with stretch waist | Straight or relaxed leg | 3 |
| Tabard or apron | Poly-cotton twill | Pocket layout for cloths and keys | 3 |
| Laundry and public-area wear | Polo or shirt with trousers | Darker colours for heavy work | 3 to 4 |
| Supervisor look | Same fabric family, different colour or jacket | Shows rank at a glance | 3 |
Counts are a common starting point. Hot industrial washes shorten garment life, so the reorder plan matters most for this role.
Built for the laundry
Housekeeping uniforms are washed far more than any other hotel garment. We ask how your laundry runs (in-house or outside, temperature, tumble drying) before choosing fabric and colour, and the answer goes into the spec.
Questions
List the role and its staff numbers in the brief. Our first reply comes within one business day.
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