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Hospitality Company Stores

Stop Chasing Shirt Sizes Across Every Department.

Request a managed store plan with approved artwork and staff size submission by department. Supported budget and ordering controls are confirmed in the proposal.

  • Managed store setup organized by department, with approved artwork and ordering rules
  • Staff size submission for supported front-of-house and back-of-house roles
  • Request department budgets with supported limits and reporting confirmed in the proposal

A tailored store plan · Clear terms · A real person follows up

Get your company store plan

Tell us about your team and we’ll build a private demo store — no commitment.

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No commitment · Written setup terms · A real person follows up

The Problem

Uniforms shouldn’t be a daily scramble.

If you run a property, you know the drill. Every department needs its own gear, the roster never stops moving, and apparel turns into a spreadsheet you maintain by hand.

Every Hire Is A New Size To Chase.

Hospitality turnover never stops, and each new face means another shirt size to collect and another rush order. The chase resets before the last one finishes.

Five Vendors, Five Shades Of Your Logo.

When apparel comes from five suppliers, your logo drifts — off-color polos, faded prints, mismatched aprons. Guests notice when a property looks pieced together.

Front Of House And Back Of House Both Land On You.

Guest-facing staff and back-of-house crews need different gear, but every order routes through you. Two looks to keep distinct, one desk to keep it all straight.

Banquets And Events That Spin Up Overnight.

A banquet books and suddenly you need matching gear for a crew that didn’t exist last week. Last-minute apparel scrambles cost time you don’t have.

How It Works

One store, run by your teams.

A managed store can organize approved products and repeat-order requests across departments. Bighorn confirms user access, budget controls, reporting, and service terms in the proposal.

  1. 01Setup

    We Build Your Store Plan

    Organize approved products by department in one managed store. Setup, artwork, and service terms are confirmed in your proposal.

  2. 02Ongoing

    Plan Staff Size Submission By Role

    A configured store may show approved products by role and collect staff sizes. Supported access and catalog rules are confirmed in the proposal.

  3. 03Ongoing

    Flexible Shipping By Department

    Eligible orders can ship to the property or each person. Available options and costs are confirmed per order.

Straight Answers

The questions you’re already asking.

What does the store cost?

We define your setup, artwork, products, and service terms in a written proposal before anything is produced.

Do we have to commit to anything?

Submitting an inquiry requests a plan. The proposal states setup, product, pricing, and service terms. Production begins only after the required approvals.

We already have a uniform vendor — does this replace them?

Not necessarily. Bighorn can scope a limited department or property program around your existing vendor relationships and requirements.

Can we separate front-of-house and back-of-house looks?

Separate approved catalogs for guest-facing and back-of-house roles can be requested. The proposal confirms supported role rules and store features.

Who picks up the phone?

The Las Vegas account team follows up on your request. Call 702.904.8923 to reach the business directly.

Get Started

Stop chasing sizes. Build the store instead.

Build a store plan with approved artwork, staff sizing, and confirmed shipping options. Start with one department. A real person in Las Vegas follows up with clear terms.