PRODUCT NEWS
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| Can your spa uniforms take the heat? |
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| 20 Jun 2019 . BY Lauren Heath-Jones |
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Combining comfort and style is never easy, but when it comes to the demands of life as a spa therapist in a hot climate can your spa uniforms take the heat?
Specialist uniform designers Fashionizer Spa have been working with spa managers at Marriott's Saray Spas and Marriott's head office in Dubai, to develop a bespoke concept for Marriott’s Saray Spas across the Middle East.
The fabric chosen was the ever-popular Cotton Performance Fabric (CPF) made from organic cotton, CPF is breathable and has an antibacterial finish, that ensures no odors develop, making it the perfect choice in hot climates such as the Middle East, Caribbean and Africa.
Incorporating Arabic design with traditional remedies, the Saray Spa concept is available at the Dubai Marriott Harbour, Al Forsan Marriott Abu Dhabi and the Cairo JW Marriott and other Marriott hotels throughout the Middle East. Treatments include hammam rituals, Dead Sea mud and salts treatments, massages and hydration treatments.
The subtle brand colors are incorporated seamlessly into the customised design which includes four variations to suit the different team roles, comprising therapists and receptionists uniforms for both men and women. The combination of short and long wrap tunics, with narrow modern trousers in cream with a hint of sage green are especially customized to suit the brand’s colors and style. The delicate Saray logo, has been developed from traditional Arabian architecture.
Additionally, the Saray Spa works with skincare brand Phytomer, another of Fashionizer Spa's bespoke customers. The brand created custom uniforms for the skincare company.
Fashionizer Spa works with both product brands and spas small and large to support their team in hot and cold climates.
Contact Fashionizer Spa with your climate challenges, the team will be happy to help.
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