Kizen Lab makes uniforms for bike shops and cycling retailers in Bandung, Indonesia, from 500 pieces per style on full-service FOB terms. Sales floor shirts, workshop service desk pieces, store manager tiers, cafe counter aprons for the shop-and-coffee hybrids and multi-store group sets, made to the shop’s own design with the logo, colours and labels applied in production. Sampling takes 1 to 2 weeks and bulk delivery 6 to 12 weeks, shipped from Bandung with export documentation handled. The factory is a woven specialist producing since 2000 with 200,000 pieces of monthly capacity, and it cuts every programme on Lectra systems so the newest store in a group dresses exactly like the first.
Your shop is where every ride starts, and the staff are the first impression
Cycling retail runs on trust before it runs on product. A rider hands over serious money on the strength of a conversation about fit, roads and service, and the person giving it should look like the shop’s brand rather than whatever they cycled in on. The jersey the customer buys is one thing; it is stretch performance wear, made by kit brands. The shop’s own staff wear is a different garment entirely: a woven shirt or polo that survives a full shift on a hard floor, carries the logo cleanly, and still looks right when the Saturday queue is ten deep. The modern cycling store blurs into a lifestyle space, half retail and half cafe, with group rides leaving from the door, so the wardrobe now covers service desks, espresso counters and event crews as well as the sales floor. Dressing all of it as one brand, store after store, is a manufacturing job.
Sales floor and fitting consultants
Woven polos and shirts for the people who talk fit, road and bike choice all day, cut for movement with the logo and role embroidery applied in production.
Workshop service desk and write-up
Shirts for the coordination bench where bikes are booked in and collected. Technicians’ own workshop wear and safety gear live in the workshop’s own specification and stay exactly there.
Cafe counters and lifestyle stores
For the shop-and-coffee hybrids: barista aprons and counter shirts in the shop’s palette, made to the same standard the hospitality side of the store promises.
Store and area managers
A step up in weight and cut for the people who run rooms and rosters, visible to both customers and crew across the floor.
Group rides and event crews
Shop-branded shirts for the Sunday ride leader, the race support crew and the expo stand, in the same palette as the floor lines so the community arm reads as the same brand.
Multi-store and franchise sets
One specification across every door: colours held at fabric level, patterns on file, and each new store’s opening intake pulls a matching re-order instead of a fresh sourcing hunt.
One brand from the workshop bench to the espresso machine
Shops that get this right hold one palette across every corner of the store: floor, desk, cafe and event crew. Colour is controlled at the fabric level, so the brand shade survives both the wash and the years, and branding is applied inside the production line, embroidery for logos and names, colour blocking where the design calls for it. Aprons are cut from heavier fabric for the espresso counter, quoted as their own styles. Patterns are digitised on Lectra systems and stored on file, so a top up before the spring season rush matches the intake that opened the store.
How ordering works
Send the shop’s colours, a design reference or a photo of what the team wears now, and the headcount with size breakdowns per role and per store. We quote per style on full-service FOB terms, put fabric options on the table, and courier samples within 1 to 2 weeks. Trial them through real trading weekends before approving bulk, then production runs 6 to 12 weeks depending on fabric and ships from Bandung with export documentation handled. Groups developing a signature fabric should plan 1,500 pieces to open the development run. Multi-store brands order a launch intake plus a buffer: patterns on file turn every new door’s opening into a matching re-order.
Bike shop uniform FAQs
What is the minimum order?
500 pieces per style. Most shops run several styles across floor, desk, manager and cafe tiers, and multi-store groups clear it comfortably across their doors.
Do you make cycling jerseys and kit?
No. Jerseys and performance kit are stretch garments made by kit brands, and they are usually your product, not your uniform. Our lane is the staff wardrobe: woven shirts, polos, counter pieces and aprons.
Do you make workshop technician wear?
Technician garments and safety gear carry the workshop’s own requirements. Where the shop wants supporting pieces made alongside the floor lines, we build strictly to the specification held, with no claims of ours attached.
We run several stores. Can one programme dress them all?
Yes, and that is the point. One specification, colours held at fabric level, and every new store opening pulls from patterns on file, so the newest door matches the first.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. The factory exports woven programmes worldwide, including for a Hawaii-based procurement house, and handles export documentation from Bandung.
We need 1,000 pieces per style. Is there a step up?
Yes. Our sister brand World KNK runs programme-tier orders from 1,000 pieces per style at worldknk.com, in the same factory group.
Ask for a quote
Send the shop’s colours or a photo of the current staff wear, the roles to dress and your headcount per store. We will come back with fabric options, a per style price on full-service FOB terms and a sampling plan.
Ask for a Quote
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