Club Metrópolis is more than a private club. It is a new way of experiencing Madrid, bringing together gastronomy, art, culture, wellbeing, hospitality and celebration under one roof. Across its different floors and spaces, each with its own personality, the club creates a unique social and cultural experience in the heart of the city.
For Club Metrópolis, we developed a complete uniform concept across the different areas of the club and its hotel, creating specific looks that respond to the identity and atmosphere of each space.
With multiple floors, each built around a different concept and experience, the challenge was to create uniforms with their own character while maintaining a coherent visual language throughout the entire Metrópolis universe.
Our approach began by understanding each floor as an individual environment within the same overall identity.
We developed different uniform proposals according to the concept, function and atmosphere of each space, adapting silhouettes, garments, colours and details to each team. We also extended the uniform programme to the hotel, ensuring consistency across the complete guest experience.
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We design, develop, and produce corporate uniforms for hotels, restaurants, clinics, hospitals, retail businesses, and other organisations where the appearance of the team forms an important part of the brand experience.
We can work on complete uniform redesigns as well as specific projects for individual departments, openings, new locations, or brand image updates.
We offer both options. We can select and customise existing garments from our professional catalogue or develop fully bespoke uniforms, including design, pattern development, fabric selection, prototyping, and production.
The right solution will depend on the scope of the project, timeline, budget, and level of customisation required.
Yes. We analyse each client’s visual identity, positioning, spaces, corporate colours, and operational requirements.
Our goal is to ensure that the uniforms integrate naturally into the overall brand experience while maintaining a consistent image across departments, roles, and customer touchpoints.
It depends on the project.
Minimum order quantities depend on the type of garment, level of customisation, and production method.
Customised catalogue garments allow us to work with smaller quantities. Exclusive developments and fully bespoke productions require specific minimum quantities, which are communicated before the project begins.