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Custom restaurant uniforms, embroidered aprons, and hotel staff apparel for teams across North Carolina. Sew NC puts your logo on the garments your crew actually wears, with every stitch and print produced in house.
Restaurant and hospitality teams put apparel through more than almost any other industry. Shifts run long, garments get stained, washed hot, and replaced often, and staff turnover means reorders are constant rather than occasional. Sew NC decorates apparel rather than manufacturing it, which means you choose the garment that fits your service style and we apply your branding to it, with all embroidery and printing handled in house in Winston-Salem.
Every logo is stitched with high-density thread or printed with inks selected to survive commercial laundering, so aprons and chef coats keep their color and definition through the wash cycles a working kitchen actually puts them through.
From the pass to the front desk, we produce uniform programs that keep every department on brand without locking you into a single garment supplier.
Server & Front of House Apparel
Embroidered polos, branded tees, and waist aprons for servers, hosts, and bar staff who face guests through every shift.
Kitchen & Culinary Wear
Chef coats, cook shirts, and bib aprons decorated with thread and inks chosen to hold up to heat, grease, and repeated hot washing.
Hotel & Front Desk Uniforms
Branded polos, oxfords, and outerwear for hotel front desk, housekeeping, and guest services teams that need a consistent look across departments.
Inspect an actual stitched embroidered sample on your chosen garment fabric before mass production begins.
Specialized high-tensile threads and durable prints engineered to resist fading, snagging, and chemical exposure.
Orders labeled, packaged, and sorted by location or crew size so distribution is effortless upon arrival.
Hospitality teams order across several garment types at once. These are the pieces that come through most often, and they can all be decorated in the same order
Custom aprons with your logo embroidered or printed, in bib and waist cuts, for kitchen staff, servers, and baristas working full shifts.
Embroidered chef coats and cook shirts with names, titles, or station labels stitched alongside your restaurant's logo.
Polos, tees, and button-downs for front of house staff, decorated by embroidery for a polished look or printed for a more casual concept.
Front desk, housekeeping, and guest services apparel branded consistently so every department reads as one property.
Browse our offerings and choose apparel or gear that works for you and your brand, upload your logo, and complete checkout.
We always send a proof of each item for your final approval, and you can request changes before production begins.
Each item is embroidered or printed in house with the thread or ink colors you chose.
Once your order is ready, you will be notified that it has shipped or that it is ready for pick-up whichever option you chose at checkout.
Hospitality apparel gets washed harder than most branded garments. The right decoration method depends on the fabric, the wash cycle, and how much detail your logo carries.
The most durable option for aprons, chef coats, and polos. Thread holds its color through commercial laundering and will not crack or peel the way ink can on heavily washed garments.
A strong fit for full-color logos, smaller staff counts, and mixed garment orders. DTF reproduces gradients and fine detail on blends where embroidery would be too heavy.
The most cost-effective choice for large runs of one design, like staff tees for a new location, event shirts, or merchandise sold at the counter.
Need some extra support, or have a special request?
Everything you need to know about our in-house production, physical sample approval, and order process.
Sew NC produces branded hospitality apparel from its shop at 121 Back Forty Drive in Winston-Salem, and ships to restaurants, bars, and hotels across North Carolina, including Greensboro, High Point, Charlotte, Raleigh, and Durham. Every order is embroidered or printed in house, so nothing gets sent out to a third party.
Send your logo along with your garment preferences, quantities, and size breakdown. We digitize the artwork for embroidery or prepare it for print, then send a physical stitched or printed sample for approval before the rest of the order is produced. Vector files (.ai or .eps) work best, but a lower-resolution logo can usually be rebuilt.
Yes. Most hospitality orders mix garment types, and a single order can combine embroidered aprons, chef coats with stitched names, printed staff tees, and polos for front of house. Each garment is matched to the decoration method that suits its fabric and wash cycle.
Sew NC is built for volume orders rather than single pieces, which keeps per-unit pricing down as your staff count grows. Send your headcount and garment mix and we will confirm the minimum and price break that applies.
Yes. Many restaurants already buy garments they like and only need the branding applied. Ship them to the Winston-Salem shop with your logo and we handle the decoration. If you would rather we source the blanks, we can quote garments and decoration together.
Yes. Hospitality garments are decorated with the wash cycle in mind: high-density thread for aprons and chef coats that go through hot commercial washing, and print methods selected for fabrics that will not tolerate heavy stitching. This is the main reason embroidery is recommended over print for back of house apparel.
We create custom apparel programs for businesses, organizations, and specialized crews of all sizes across North Carolina.Talk with our production team today.
