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BUND Report № 04 · Corporate Editorial

№ 04 / 05 Corporate

We dress the brands that set the standard.

From airlines and Hollywood superproductions to luxury hotel chains, haute horlogerie and the biggest awards in the audiovisual industry. We dress the teams that build iconic brands — every garment 100% bespoke, exclusive design per project, permanent tailor included.

Industrias Cine · Hoteles · Aerolíneas
Alcance Internacional
Medición En tu sede
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01 Process Four steps

This is how we work with your company.

A process built for corporate projects: frictionless coordination, measuring without interrupting operations, and a permanent tailor after delivery.

Contact

Initial briefing

You tell us the project, the team, the culture and the timeline. Full proposal within seven days.

Design

Exclusive concept

Our corporate designers create a unique uniform exclusively for the brand. Non-replicable.

Measuring

Team on-site

We travel to your offices and measure every team member — without interrupting operations.

Delivery

Permanent tailor

Coordinated delivery and a BUND tailor on hand for free adjustments throughout the uniform's life.

02 Manifesto A statement

Uniting teams, not delivering suits.

The bespoke uniform is a statement of intent — about the brand, about the people building it, and about how the company presents itself to the world. This isn't about clothing — it's about communicating culture without saying it.

From the pilot who flies, the concierge who welcomes, the actor handing out an award or the flagship's floor staff. Each with their own pattern. Each with their own BUND.

03 Film Superproductions

We've dressed Hollywood from the set.

Two film superproductions have entrusted BUND with full wardrobe direction — at the production's request, designed exclusively and 100% bespoke for each actor. Not sponsorship, not loaned pieces: workshop, pattern, fittings on set. Every suit, unrepeatable.

Superproductions dressed

100%

Bespoke wardrobe

Catalogue pieces

04 References Clients

Brands that already wear BUND.

From airlines and haute horlogerie to the biggest awards in the audiovisual industry. Each project, its own construction.

Audemars Piguet

We dress the staff of all their Spanish boutiques. Haute horlogerie, bespoke suit.

Netflix

We dressed the lead in 'Valeria'. First fashion collaboration on a Spanish Netflix original.

The Oscars

We dress presenters and winners at the Academy Awards.

Grammy Awards

Bespoke suits for presenters and winners on music's biggest night.

Goya Awards

First fashion sponsor in the award's history. We dress the presenters.

Wamos Air

We uniformed the entire pilot fleet. More than 200 coordinated suits in one delivery.

Don Ramón

5★ boutique hotel in Seville. Full uniform for reception, concierge and floor staff.

Initium

Private jet airline. Bespoke-uniformed pilot fleet, with annual renewal.

05 Details What's included

Six reasons to choose BUND Corporate.

The BUND standard at corporate scale. No shortcuts, no catalogue uniforms, no promises we can't keep.

Team to your HQ

We come to your offices. Measurements, fittings and delivery on-site, without pausing operations.

100% bespoke

Every garment is built from scratch. 18 measurements per person. No two patterns alike.

Permanent tailor

A BUND tailor available for free adjustments throughout the uniform's life.

Exclusive design

Corporate designers craft a unique concept for your brand. Exclusive and non-replicable.

Scope ES · MX

On-site in any city of Spain and Mexico. Coordination with your HR team.

Certain timelines

Up to 500 coordinated uniforms in a single delivery. Fixed timeline from the first appointment.

06 Philosophy Your team, your brand

A before and an after for the brand.

When a team wears BUND it isn't wearing a uniform — it's wearing an intention. The bespoke suit is the most direct way to signal culture, care and excellence without saying it. Clients notice. Employees notice. The press notices.

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07 Questions The essentials

Everything you need to know.

01 How do you work with luxury hotel chains?

We develop the hotel's full sartorial identity: reception, concierge, floor, F&B and management. 100% from-scratch design with your creative team or the property's, technical fabrics built for daily rotation, 18 measurements per employee and coordinated annual replacement. International travel included at no cost for five-star properties.

02 How does a collaboration with a film superproduction work?

We join as wardrobe direction in pre-production. We work side-by-side with the film's costume designer — script read, character fittings, pattern-making for each actor and on-set fittings. Every suit is unique, no catalogue pieces. NDA signed from the first meeting.

03 Can you uniform an entire airline fleet?

Yes. We uniform pilot fleets, technical crew and ground staff. Aviation-certified fabrics, reinforced construction for heavy use and 18 measurements per crew member. With Wamos Air we delivered over 200 coordinated suits in a single run; with Initium we coordinate annual renewal for their private-jet fleet.

04 Do you design the uniforms 100% from scratch?

Always. Every corporate project starts with a creative briefing session: brand culture, references, materials, visual codes. Our corporate design team produces moodboards, original patterns and exclusive prototypes for the brand. Nothing from the design is ever replicated for another client — the pattern is yours.

05 What is the level of design exclusivity?

Total. The resulting design remains the client's intellectual property and is neither sold nor replicated for third parties. That includes the pattern, the selected fabrics, the colour ranges and any heraldic detail or visual signature developed for the project.

06 Do you sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)?

By default. Every corporate project operates under NDA from the first briefing, especially in film, haute horlogerie and private aviation. We have experience signing NDAs for Hollywood studios, international hotel chains and Swiss watch houses.

07 Do you travel internationally to measure the team?

Yes. Our measuring team travels to any city in the world for corporate projects. In Europe and Latin America at no added cost; for Asia, the Middle East or the United States we add the logistic cost to the quote with total transparency.

08 What is the minimum order per industry?

Ten uniforms for hotels, events or retail. For film and TV we work with no minimum — a single piece if the character calls for it. In aviation we work per full fleet (50 uniforms minimum). For haute horlogerie and luxury retail, the minimum is per boutique.

09 What fabrics do you use for corporate projects?

Italian and English cloths from the same mills we use in our standard bespoke service: Loro Piana, Drago, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Reda. For technical use (aviation, hospitality) we select higher-resistance blends and crease-resistant fabrics that don't compromise drape.

10 How do you handle staff changes after delivery?

The project's pattern file remains active in our atelier indefinitely. Any new joiner is measured at your HQ, made with the project pattern and delivered in eight weeks. Leavers have no cost: the retired uniform is returned to the project pool or archived.

11 What's the typical production lead time?

Twelve weeks from design approval to final delivery for projects up to 200 uniforms. Sixteen weeks for larger fleets or technical-construction projects (aviation, film). For film and TV we adapt the calendar to shoot dates.

12 How is the financial proposal structured?

Fixed proposal per project, with no hidden costs. Includes creative briefing, exclusive design, pattern-making, on-site measuring (Europe and LatAm), all bespoke garments and permanent-tailor service. Milestone payments: 30% briefing, 40% sample approval, 30% final delivery.