Space
Architecture, materials, and atmosphere define the aesthetic and design direction.
DESIGN AND PRODUCTION STUDIO FOR CUSTOM UNIFORMS
Uniforms designed in harmony with your space and your operational needs
Not just a uniform, but a reflection of your professionalism: designed for your work, shaped around your story.
Custom uniforms
Elegant functionality
Direct and strategic control over local production
Reliable and timely replenishment
Initial phase
Development and first production created for a specific space
Operational continuity
A validated wardrobe, always available for reliable repeat orders based on your needs
SERVICES
A clear studio offer focused on bespoke uniforms
The studio focuses on the design and production of fully custom uniforms for hospitality, healthcare, and service teams.
Where clothing becomes part of the experience
In harmony with the identity and aesthetics of the space
Defined around everyday operational flows
Produced locally in Barcelona
Designed for heavy use and frequent washing
Developed as a coherent and integrated wardrobe system
Built to ensure continuity over time
WHO IT IS FOR
Designed for six operational contexts
Select a sector to explore representative garments, application contexts, and the role clothing plays in the everyday experience
HOW WE DESIGN
A design approach that begins with the space and becomes uniforms made for the team and the overall experience.
Roles
Each function is analysed in relation to movement, operational rhythm, and day-to-day tasks.
Garments
Fit, silhouette, and product categories are aligned to ensure visual and functional consistency.
Operations
Solutions are developed to respond to real usage needs, ensuring efficiency, comfort, and continuity over time.
WHAT WE CAN DEVELOP
A defined production system built for the complexity of real working environments
Scalable for organisations with multiple roles and designed to maintain consistency, functionality, and efficiency at every stage of production.
GARMENT CATEGORIES
Shirts
Trousers
Skirts
Dresses
Professional aprons
Knitwear
Polos and T-shirts
Blazers
Jackets
Outerwear
Coordinated accessories
BRANDING AND IDENTITY
Embroidery
Tone-on-tone embroidery
Woven labels
Printed labels
Name labels
Custom finishes
Branded buttons
Screen printing
TECHNICAL CONSTRUCTION
Garments designed for frequent washing
Stretch constructions
Reinforced seams
Breathable fabrics
Easy-care fabrics
Functional pockets
Integrated closures
Durable finishes
PROCESS
A three-phase path, from design direction to final delivery
Each phase is structured to define objectives, guide the work, and produce tangible results, contributing to the overall success of the project.
- PHASE 01
Discovery
We define the project clearly before beginning development
- Analysis of operational dynamics
- Mapping roles and functional needs
- Definition of the initial product direction
- PHASE 02
Development
We test, refine, and prepare the product for production
- Material and fabric validation
- Prototype development, sampling, and fittings
- Review and optimisation cycles
- PHASE 03
Production
From final approval to manufacturing and delivery
- Pre-production approval
- Local production
- Delivery and replenishment setup
Indicative timelines
4–6 weeks
Typical development window
3–5 weeks
Typical production window
Around 8 weeks
Average timeline for a fully bespoke project
Shorter timelines
When pre-developed design bases already exist or specific needs apply
CUSTOMISATION
Clear options, concrete design decisions
The following sections show how we manage customisation in a structured way, from fabric selection to the definition of technical and production details.
Fabrics
Fabric selection is defined according to shift duration, climate conditions, level of movement, and maintenance requirements.
- Examples: cotton blends, linen blends, easy-care technical fabrics
- Main criteria: comfort, durability, visual quality, and stability over time and through washing
Colours
The colour direction begins with the space and the brand identity, then is validated under real operational conditions.
- Examples: The colour range varies depending on the selected fabric, with the possibility of dedicated colour developments for larger-scale projects
- Main criteria: consistency across roles and performance under different lighting conditions
Accessories and finishes
Finishes define the identity of the garment while maintaining strong performance in daily use.
- Examples: custom buttons, zips, labels, contrast topstitching
- Main criteria: durability, ease of replacement, and visual consistency
Branding methods
Branding is developed according to the garment, frequency of use, and required level of visibility.
- Examples: embroidery, tone-on-tone embroidery, woven labels, screen printing
- Main criteria: durability, legibility, and carefully judged placement
Close to the project
Local sampling and fittings allow for faster, more precise, and better-informed technical decisions.
Designed for real work
Every garment is developed with movement, shift duration, and daily operational rhythm in mind.
Prepared for continuity
Patterns, finishes, and specifications are archived to ensure consistent repeat orders over time, supporting team evolution.
PRODUCTION PARAMETERS
Essential commercial information, at a glance
Open each section to explore quantities and variables linked to lead times.
Recommended minimum quantities
We can produce from as low as 5 pieces per style, although pricing will be impacted.
10–15 pieces
Woven garments per style. This allows us to also serve small teams with bespoke uniforms.
100–150 pieces
Knitwear per style. Due to the manufacturing process, knitwear requires higher quantities.
A bespoke investment
Every project has its own characteristics, and pricing is defined accordingly. We do not work with rigid price lists. Each proposal is developed around your brand’s actual needs, finding the right balance between aesthetics, functionality, and budget.
- Materials and finishes are selected to match both the intended use and the desired level of quality
- The level of customization is adapted to your brand identity and operational needs
- Quantities and garment complexity are optimized to ensure a coherent and efficient investment
Timing factors
The elements that influence development and production timelines:
- Pattern development and definition
- Fittings, checks, and review cycles
- Technical constructions or bespoke solutions
- Level of finishing complexity
CONTINUITY MODEL
From initial development to seamless repeat orders over time
The first production defines the identity of your professional wardrobe. Once validated, it becomes the basis for faster, more consistent, and perfectly aligned repeat orders in the future.
Criteria
Initial development → Continuity
Scope
Tailored to your space, roles, and operational needs.
Consolidated as a repeatable wardrobe system for the whole team.
Development
Patterns and construction are conceived, refined, and validated.
Approved bases are reactivated without needing to start from scratch.
Repeat orders
The first production is tested, optimised, and approved.
Over time, consistency remains unchanged, even as the team evolves.
Approve once
Archive the patterns
Reorder with complete continuity
SELECTED PROJECTS
Concrete proof, beyond words
A selection of projects showing how design choices translate into daily operations, team wellbeing, and long-term continuity.
HOSPITALITY WARDROBE
Boutique hotel staff
Garments in direct contact with guests, developed in harmony with architecture, visual identity, and the demands of long shifts.
OPERATIONAL CONTINUITY
Multi-role service team
Defined silhouettes, archived once and reactivated precisely as the team grows.
UNIFORM DIRECTION
Clinic and wellness project
Essential lines and comfort-oriented construction, designed to communicate trust, clarity, and natural ease in daily use.
WHO WE ARE
A small team, direct responsibility on every project
Every project stays in the hands of those guiding its decisions, from design to product development to coordination. A direct approach, without intermediaries, to ensure consistency, control, and quality at every stage.
Leonardo Gobbato
Founder and HEAD OF PRODUCT OPERATIONS
Background in design and product development. Defines silhouettes, fit logic, and technical decisions oriented toward precise, repeatable production.
Federica Vianson Cocco
Co-founder and HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Leads business development by shaping strategic relationships and growth opportunities. Oversees coordination between the client and the team, ensuring consistency, clarity, and continuity throughout the entire journey, from first contact to final delivery.
Andreas Gonzalez
Co-founder and CEO
Brings first-hand know-how built through hospitality operations, with a deep understanding of the real needs of the people who wear uniforms every day. Translates on-the-ground experience into concrete design decisions, ensuring garments that are functional, comfortable, and fully aligned with the rhythm of service.
FAQ
Clear answers, before we even begin
Essential answers to the most frequent questions from hospitality, healthcare, and service teams.
Do you work from a catalogue?
No. Every project is shaped around your operational context, brand identity, and team structure. We can integrate existing bases when they offer a real advantage in terms of timing and cost, while still ensuring a final outcome that is custom, coherent, and distinctive.
Do you handle repeat orders after the first production?
Yes. Patterns, fabrics, finishes, and customisation systems are archived to ensure continuity over time. This reduces redevelopment phases, ensures consistency for new team members, and simplifies future repeat orders.
Do we need to start with a full wardrobe?
No. It is also possible to start with a single garment category or one specific role, and then expand the project over time. We define the most effective starting point together based on priorities, budget, and operational impact.
Do you develop colours and custom details?
Yes. We can work with existing colour cards to optimise lead times, or develop dedicated shades and finishes when volumes allow. Customisation techniques are selected according to durability, legibility, and garment type.
LET’S SHAPE YOUR PROJECT
Share your project with us. We will define the most effective path together.
We assess feasibility, identify the most suitable starting point, and define a clear scope for development that is coherent, solid, and built to last.
We invite you to complete the form. You will be contacted shortly to arrange a dedicated meeting, in your space in Barcelona or in your city in Spain or abroad, or an initial introductory video call designed to understand your context, operational needs, and project identity in depth.