Fast Food & QSR Chain Uniforms from 500 Pieces

Kizen Lab makes uniforms for fast food and quick service restaurant chains in Bandung, Indonesia, on a full-service basis from 500 pieces per style. Front counter and drive-thru crew shirts, shift and store manager tiers, new-store opening sets, area support team wear and chain-wide re-orders, cut and sewn to the brand’s own design with your logo, colours and labels applied in production. Sampling takes 1 to 2 weeks and bulk delivery 6 to 12 weeks, shipped from Bandung to your doors, on the same production site as our parent company World KNK, a woven specialist producing since 2000 with 200,000 pieces of monthly capacity.

The brand manual says one red

Every quick service brand has a colour, and the brand manual is clear about which one. Then twenty stores order crew shirts from twenty suppliers, and the dye lots drift: this month’s red runs orange next to the sign, a franchisee’s re-order sits a shade off the store that opened last year, and crew photos on social media show three versions of the same brand. Industry buying guides say it out loud: colour consistency breaks down between re-orders because dye lots vary by factory and by batch. The fix is not better checking, it is a factory that holds the specification. When the crew shirt is made to design, the brand colour is dyed into the fabric against one approved standard, and every re-order, for every store, pulls from the same patterns on file. Crew turnover never stops, so the re-orders never stop, and neither does the drift, unless one factory owns the colour from the first delivery to the five-hundredth.

Patterns are cut digitally on Lectra systems and stored with your programme, so the casual hired for the school holidays comes off the same patterns and matches the shift leader exactly.

What we make for fast food and QSR chains

Front of house is ours; the kitchen spec is yours

A clear line keeps this programme precise: it dresses the front counter, drive-thru, manager, field and office teams, the people guests see. Back-of-house kitchen and food-prep garments carry food-safety requirements that live in the brand’s own written specification, and where the chain wants those garments made alongside the crew line, we build strictly to the specification you hold, with no claims of ours attached. What both sides share is the palette and the label standard, so the whole store reads as one brand, with each stream quoted and held separately.

How ordering works

Send the brand’s colour standards, a design reference or the crew shirts a store wears now, and your headcount with size breakdowns across the crew and manager tiers. We quote the programme on full-service terms, put fabric options on the table, and courier samples within 1 to 2 weeks. Wear them through a real Friday night rush before approving bulk, then production takes 6 to 12 weeks and ships with documentation handled from our side. Woven is the core of the line, and non-woven pieces are available as a material for crew basics. Order a buffer before store openings: patterns on file turn every hiring wave into a matching re-order.

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