A chef’s uniform should survive a hot kitchen. A server should be able to move without constantly fixing an apron. A clinic uniform should look clean and professional without feeling stiff. And no employee should spend an entire shift fighting with uncomfortable fabric.
These things matter just as much as where the logo goes.
Uniform Division by Better Basics is a custom uniform maker in the Philippines. We design and produce uniforms for restaurants, hotels, clinics, schools, offices, retail stores, and other workplace teams.
We Start With the Job
Before recommending a design, we ask how the uniform will actually be used.
Will the team work indoors or outdoors? Will they be standing, bending, carrying, cooking, or moving between locations? Does the uniform need pockets? Should it feel formal, relaxed, youthful, or understated? How often will it be washed?
The answers affect the fabric, cut, closures, pocket placement, embroidery, and other details.
A nice-looking peg is a useful starting point. But it still needs to be translated into something people can wear for a full shift.
About Uniform Division
Better Basics began making garments in 2016. As more businesses approached us for uniforms and custom production, we established Uniform Division in 2023.
Our work now covers:
- Restaurant and café uniforms
- Hotel and hospitality uniforms
- Chef coats and kitchen wear
- Aprons and service uniforms
- Medical scrubs and clinic uniforms
- Corporate and office uniforms
- School uniforms
- Polo shirts and branded workwear
- Custom embroidery
- Bags and company merchandise
Our standard minimum order starts at 12 pieces per design. We also handle larger requirements and repeat orders for existing clients.
You Can Come to Us Without a Final Design
Some clients send a detailed brief. Others send a logo, a screenshot, or a message that says, “We want something cleaner and more modern.”
Both are workable.
We can help develop the design, recommend suitable fabrics, plan the branding details, and prepare a sample for approval before production begins.
The process usually starts with four things:
- The type of uniform you need
- Your estimated quantity
- Your target delivery date
- Any logo, peg, or existing uniform you can share
From there, we can discuss what is practical, what can be improved, and what will fit your working budget.
Design Is Only One Part of It
A uniform project also involves sizing, fabric availability, sampling, embroidery or printing, production scheduling, quality checking, and delivery.
We make these steps clear from the beginning so your team knows what to expect and what decisions need to be made.
The goal is straightforward: to produce uniforms that represent the business properly and work well for the people wearing them.
Let’s See What Your Team Needs
If you are planning new uniforms or replacing an existing set, send us your requirements. Your design does not need to be final.
Tell us about the work, the people wearing the uniforms, and the look you have in mind. We’ll help you turn it into something practical.
Uniform Division by Better Basics
Las Piñas, Philippines • Serving clients nationwide
