Spa reception
Choose style and colors to suit the space's palette.
Focus on body proportions, neckline and overall neatness when standing and sitting.
Inquire by specification
Compare collars, cuffs and body length for spa reception and treatment roles. Fit with reaching up, bending and other work movements to confirm fit and movement ease.
Spa uniforms are chosen separately for reception and treatment roles. Check body length, neckline coverage, cuff position and back ease with reaching up, forward and bending.
| Selection guide | Sizes & specifications | Fit reference | Selection notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neckline & body | Chest, shoulder width, body length and wrap overlap | Wrap-collar or straight tops | Check neckline coverage when bending, and check body and placket pull when reaching. |
| Sleeve choice | Sleeve length, cuff width and reach ease | Short, three-quarter or long sleeves | Check cuff position with actual work movements, and confirm it doesn't get in the way of hand work. |
| Trouser sets | Waist, hip, rise ease and trouser length | Roles that involve walking or bending | Fit with work shoes, and check back coverage when squatting and bending. |
| Size allocation | XS–XXL or made to measurements | Reception & treatment teams | Record styles and sizes separately for each role, and confirm spares by laundry turnover. |
Choose the right option for your project based on how it will be used, what it goes with, and sample approval.
Choose style and colors to suit the space's palette.
Focus on body proportions, neckline and overall neatness when standing and sitting.
Bring reaching forward, reaching up and bending into the sample fitting.
Check neckline, cuff and hem positions, then confirm movement ease.
Trial-wash sample garments with the actual care process.
Recheck size, surface appearance and fastenings, and compile a list of sizes and spare sets.
The options are for product selection and do not represent stock. Available specifications, size tolerances and feasibility are confirmed against your chosen configuration and samples.
Define role movements and cuff position first, then choose style and sleeve, and size from staff measurements. At sample fittings, check ease when reaching up, forward and bending, and check neckline and hem coverage.
Add one configuration and quantity to your list, then add other configurations. Each specification is kept separately and can go on the same inquiry sheet. For uniforms you can record quantities by size; for development projects you can record each requirement separately.
Send the product range, specifications, quantities, sample needs and destination, and we will check the quote against your project. Final price, MOQ, lead time and packing follow the quote and what both sides confirm.