Hotel uniforms get revamped at Royal Plaza on Scotts

Fashion meets hotel industry as popular fashion designer Thomas Wee created his first line of hotel uniforms.

In a release, Royal Plaza Hotel teams up with celebrated fashion designer, Thomas Wee, to redesign the hotel’s uniforms in a super chic transformation that is set to redefine industry standards.

The new uniforms incorporate style with functionality through the seamless collaboration between the hotel’s management and the fashion maven. This marks the designer’s first partnership with a hotel and also the first line of hotel uniforms he has created. With inputs from the hotel, his design concept translated into the trendy, vibrant and yet functional uniforms that guests now see on the associates, from the doormen to the chefs.

Uniformed associates were also greatly involved in the decision-making process. Colleagues from Front Office and Food & Beverage departments were invited to a fitting session where they could share their feedback on the uniform designs. By empowering associates to be involved in the process, it ensured that they are at ease in their second skin at work, which elevates their performance and efficiency level.

The new uniforms are also tailored to suit the roles of the employees and this gave employees a sense of pride when they don the stylish uniforms on the job.

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