Kizen Lab makes uniforms for homewares and kitchenware stores in Bandung, Indonesia, from 500 pieces per style on full-service FOB terms. Sales floor shirts, demo kitchen aprons, workshop host pieces, manager tiers and multi-store group sets, made to the store’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.
The store that teaches, sells
The best homewares and kitchenware stores stopped being shops years ago. They run demonstration kitchens, knife-skills evenings and weekend workshops, and the classes are the loyalty engine: customers come back for the experience and leave with the pan. Every one of those touchpoints is staffed, and the staff wardrobe carries the brand through all of it, a clean embroidered shirt on the floor, the brand apron in front of the demo oven, the workshop host dressed like the class is worth the ticket. Retail uniform guides make the point plainly: durability, washability and logo placement decide whether a wardrobe looks professional after a month or after a week. Reproducing that wardrobe store after store, season after season, is a manufacturing job, and it is the job this factory does.
Sales floor consultants
Embroidered polos and woven shirts for the floor, cut for a full shift of lifting, shelving and advising, logo applied in production.
Demo kitchen and workshop hosts
Brand aprons and counter shirts for the store’s classes and demonstrations, the most photographed wardrobe the store owns.
Gift registry and customer service desks
Sharper pieces for the desks that run registries, orders and returns, coded to the same palette so the service tier reads at a glance.
Store and area managers
A step up in weight and cut for the people who run rooms and rosters, visible to customers and crew across the floor.
Stockroom and online order desks
Practical office-tier pieces for the teams behind the click-and-collect counter and the stockroom office, in the same family as the floor lines.
Multi-store group sets
One specification across every store: 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.
Built for flour dust, Saturday crowds and hot washes
Homewares floors are hard on wardrobes: boxes, dust from the demo kitchen, constant laundering. The counter shirts lean on durable woven blends that hold colour through hot washes, and the aprons are cut from heavier fabric, quoted as their own styles. Colour is controlled at the fabric level so the brand shade survives the year. Branding is applied inside the production line, embroidery for logos and names, woven labels to the store standard. Patterns are digitised on Lectra systems and stored on file, so a top up before the festive season matches the intake that opened the store.
How ordering works
Send the store’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 store’s opening into a matching re-order.
Homewares store uniform FAQs
What is the minimum order?
500 pieces per style. Most stores run several styles across floor, demo, desk and manager tiers, and groups clear it comfortably across their stores.
Can you make the demo kitchen aprons in our colours?
Yes. Bib, bistro and waist aprons are made to the store’s design in heavier fabric, with logo embroidery applied in production, quoted as their own styles.
We run cooking classes with guest chefs. Do you make chef whites?
Chef whites and kitchen garments carry the store’s own written specification. Where they are wanted alongside the floor lines, we build strictly to the spec 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 store 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 store’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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Also see: jewellery retailer & showroom uniforms and retail staff uniforms.