Brand-accurate, down to the shade of navy

Banking & financial services uniforms

A bank's uniform is seen before its rates are read. Mon Amie matches your exact brand colours and builds a clear hierarchy between tellers, relationship managers and leadership — one palette, distinguished by cut and detail.

Navy business suiting for banking teams

Standards

Banking & Finance uniform standards

  1. 01

    Exact colour across every branch

    Every branch must wear the same navy, red or green, matched to the Pantone reference in your brand guidelines. Cloth is selected or dyed to the code and bought as one lot so no batch drifts.

  2. 02

    Crease-resistant cloth for eight-hour counter shifts

    Tellers sit at the counter all day in air conditioning. Shirts and skirts need cloth that resists creasing, holds a press and breathes — still crisp when the last customer leaves.

  3. 03

    Three tiers, clearly read

    Tellers, relationship managers and leadership differ in cut and cloth, never in colour. A customer walking in can tell who handles what.

  4. 04

    Finished down to the accessories

    Ties, scarves, name badges and cufflinks follow the same palette. One off-tone detail puts the whole counter off-tone.

  5. 05

    Fast additions for new branches

    Banks open outlets continually. Measurements and the approved sample stay on file, so single additions are made without re-running the programme.

Roles

What each role wears

RoleRecommended garments
TellersShirt with waistcoat or women's jacket and pencil skirt; crease-resistant cloth for eight-hour counter shifts
Relationship managersTwo-piece suit, classic shirt, tie in the brand palette
LeadershipBespoke suits in premium cloth, canvas construction, individually measured
Security & supportA separate, darker programme built for durability and movement
  • —Exact Pantone matching against your brand guidelines
  • —Crease-resistant, breathable cloth for full days in air conditioning
  • —Fine embroidery at the chest or cuff — never heat-pressed print
  • —Measurements kept on file so new branches can reorder within days
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Products

Products for banking & finance

Brand colours

True to your brand palette

Banks almost always build on navy, deep green, burgundy or blue: the primary logo colour forms the base of jackets and skirts, while the secondary colour appears in ties, scarves and waistcoat trim. Hierarchy comes from cloth and detail rather than a change of colour — in one shade of navy, tellers wear a waistcoat, relationship managers a two-piece suit, leadership a canvassed bespoke suit.

Logo

Logo placement for the sector

The bank's mark is embroidered in fine tone-on-tone or lightly metallic thread at the left chest of the shirt, on the cuff or on the jacket's breast pocket — discreet, wash-fast and never peeling as a heat-pressed print would. A metal name badge on the right chest and a tie in the brand pattern complete recognition at the counter.

Process

Six steps, no surprises

  1. 01

    Consultation & site visit

    We visit your workplace to understand your brand identity, the dress code of each department, working conditions and budget. You receive a written proposal with an indicative budget.

  2. 02

    Design & cloth selection

    Three design directions built around your brand colours, presented with real cloth swatches. Materials chosen for the tropics and for how hard each role works.

  3. 03

    Sample approval

    A complete sample garment, worn and reviewed by your own staff. Production begins only once you sign off the sample — no surprises at delivery.

  4. 04

    Individual measuring

    Our mobile team measures every employee at your office, on your schedule. All measurements are kept on file against employee records for future orders.

  5. 05

    Production in our atelier

    A 1,000 m² atelier with 80+ tailors. Quality is checked at three stages — cutting, assembly and finishing — with weekly progress reports.

  6. 06

    Delivery & 3-year warranty

    Delivered, re-fitted and altered on site for anyone who needs it. Free alterations for three years, and new joiners can reorder against the approved design.

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Projects

3 banking & finance projects delivered

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Pricing

Starting prices for the relevant lines

Before VAT, at the stated minimum order. Unit prices step down with volume.

LineMinimum orderFrom
Women's business suits5 pcsVND 1,500,000
Men's business suits5 pcsVND 3,000,000
Waistcoats5 pcsVND 600,000
Women's shirts20 pcsVND 480,000
Trousers, skirts & dresses20 pcsVND 600,000

FAQ

Questions from banking & finance

We have branches in several provinces. How does measuring work?

Our mobile team visits each branch on a schedule you set and measures every employee on site. Measurements are filed against employee IDs, and all branches are combined into one production run at our atelier so the cloth stays in a single lot and cost is controlled.

How do you guarantee the suit matches our brand colour?

At the design stage we present three directions with real cloth swatches to check directly against your Pantone reference. Once chosen, the cloth is bought as a single dye lot for the whole order, and a sample garment is worn and reviewed by your staff. Production starts only after you sign off the sample.

How long from signing to delivery?

Production takes 4–6 weeks after sample approval and measuring, with weekly progress reports. New joiners or later branches are made to the approved design in 7–10 days.

What if someone changes size or role?

Every garment carries a free three-year alteration warranty. At delivery we re-fit and alter on site for anyone who needs it; afterwards, staff can visit any of our five showrooms in Ho Chi Minh City. Quotations exclude VAT and a full invoice is issued.

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It starts with a conversation

Tell us the size of your team and your timeline. A consultant will respond with an indicative budget within 24 working hours.

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