The Jeremy Street Design Ascot Racecourse uniforms have been specifically designed to suit the needs and surroundings of the company's waitstaff. Designer Lisa Cunningham aimed to produce pieces reflective of stylish, quirky and contemporary motifs, hence the visual appeal of the ensembles.
These white, blue and black outfits are tailored to Ascot Racecourse's On 5 restaurant run by Michelin Star chef Tom Kerridge. Given the prestige of the location, Cunningham assembled commanding looks with distinctive collars, elbow patches and geometric patterns.
By putting together these bespoke items, the Jeremy Street Design team was able to build on distinctive needs, hence the inclusion of leather, suede and embroidered logos. In this way, the items mimic racing prototypes including those of the saddler, jockey and farrier.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Bespoke Uniforms
- Custom-made uniforms that are tailored to suit specific needs and surroundings.
- Stylish Quirky Ensembles
- Unique and contemporary outfits that reflect a sense of style and individuality.
- Geometric Patterns
- Designs that incorporate geometric shapes and patterns for visual appeal.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality
- Opportunity for hotels, restaurants, and event venues to provide custom uniforms that align with their brand image and atmosphere.
- Fashion
- Potential for designers to create bespoke uniforms that cater to specific industries, allowing for more creativity and customization.
- Textile and Apparel Manufacturing
- Demand for specialized fabrics, materials, and techniques to produce custom-made uniforms with unique features and details.
