Tailored blazers for security and protection staff

A security officer's blazer should be dark, cut close enough at the shoulder to look tidy, loose enough at the arm to signal and reach, and made in a cloth that holds its shape yet breathes. Blazers suit the representative posts of a security company, such as the lobby, the front desk and shift supervision. Outdoor gates and patrol rounds usually call for a lighter industry uniform.

Which posts suit a blazer

Assigning by post keeps a sharp appearance where clients can see it, without asking patrol staff to wear something fussy.

Post	Suggestion	What to consider
Building lobby, security desk	Men's or women's blazer	Long periods standing, little rapid movement; tidy fit matters
Shift supervisor, team lead	Same-tone blazer with a clear name tag or badge	Visitors should spot the person in charge at once
Outdoor gate, patrol	Industry uniform	Constant movement and weather; light and durable

When a security company serves hotels or commercial buildings, the person in the lobby is often the first face a guest meets, and a blazer ties the team to the setting. Our page on security and technical uniforms groups the relevant options for this sector.

Colour and style: serious without fuss

Navy, black and charcoal are common choices for security posts because they read as calm and show dust less. The final colour should follow the company's identity or harmonise with the premises the team serves. Mon Amie presents three options built on your brand colours, with real swatches, so you can compare before approving.

In style terms, a single-breasted, two-button blazer with balanced lapels is the cleanest option for people who stand and walk all shift. Keep decoration to a minimum; extra details snag and make a team look uneven after repeated washing. If officers carry a radio or an access card, say so at the survey stage so the inner pockets, badge position and name tag can be planned, rather than leaving everyone to improvise in a trouser pocket. Browse our design library for reference styles.

Fit and fabric for a full shift

A security blazer faces movements an office blazer rarely meets: pointing, bending to pick something up, stepping in and out of vehicles, sitting and standing repeatedly. Three points deserve attention:

• Shoulder and armhole: close at the shoulder but not tight; roomy enough to raise an arm without the body of the jacket riding up.
• Length: past the hip, but not so long that the skirt of the jacket is crushed when seated.
• Lining: a light or half lining usually breathes better than a full lining, depending on the style and cloth.

On fabric, polyester blends are often chosen for uniforms because they hold shape and launder easily; breathability varies with the weave and blend, so handle a real swatch first.

Below is a Mon Amie Uniform project with Tập đoàn Gonsa.

Women's blazers for female officers

A common error is to shrink a men's blazer for female staff, or to cut it too close in the name of neatness. A women's blazer should be patterned for a woman's frame, especially across the shoulder, bust and waist, so the wearer can raise an arm or bend without strain. For posts with a lot of walking, trousers are usually more practical than a skirt on steps or when bending; if a skirt is chosen, knee length with enough room to stride works well.

Each person is measured individually. Staff who join later are measured on their own and made to the approved pattern, while people already measured keep their stored figures under their employee ID.

Cost guide and approving the sample

Mon Amie publishes starting prices by category: men's office blazers from 3,000,000 VND and women's office blazers from 1,500,000 VND, each with a minimum of 5 pieces. Real prices depend on fabric, style and quantity; see the pricing page. Each figure is the starting price of its own item, and a formal quotation comes with the proposal after the survey.

At sample approval, have one man and one woman wear the sample and do the actual work of a shift: stand for a long time, raise an arm, sit in a chair, bend to pick something up. Production starts only after your company signs off the sample, and measuring, making and delivery then take 4–6 weeks.

If your security company is planning its uniforms, send a request through our quote page; Mon Amie also takes calls and Zalo messages on 0888.111.118.

Frequently asked questions

Do all security officers need to wear a blazer?

No. A blazer suits representative posts such as the lobby, the security desk and supervision, while patrol and outdoor gate posts usually suit a lighter industry uniform.

What colour should a security blazer be?

Navy, black and charcoal are frequent choices, but the final colour should follow the company's identity or that of the premises being served. Mon Amie presents three options built on your brand colours for comparison.

How is a women's security blazer different from a men's?

It is patterned for a woman's frame rather than being a scaled-down men's blazer, which keeps the shoulder, bust and waist comfortable in motion. Women's office blazers start from 1,500,000 VND with a minimum of 5.

What is the minimum order?

Men's and women's office blazers have a minimum of 5 per item, and industry uniforms such as security wear have a minimum of 20, from 300,000 VND.