Hospitality uniform product development
A multi-site hospitality customer was replacing aprons faster than the rest of its uniform range. NewGen developed a Teflon-coated reversible apron designed around the brand, the work environment and the daily wear placed on the product.
The problem
In a busy food-service environment, aprons faced spills, movement, frequent washing and constant customer visibility. A cheaper standard apron may have reduced the unit price, but it would not have solved the performance problem.
What changed
Custom-manufactured fabric developed to better suit hospitality use.
A striped denim-look face with a clean black reverse side.
Flexible styling, including a bib-wear option for different roles and preferences.
Black binding, brass-style eyelets and a useful pocket layout.
A uniform piece that looked considered rather than like a generic add-on.
Custom development used where it produced a meaningful operational benefit.
Outcome
The customer moved from repeatedly managing the cost of a fast-wearing generic item to using an apron developed around the environment, the brand and the way the team worked. The final product delivered more flexibility and a stronger product fit while remaining under $20 per unit.
The finished product
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