Employee Fashion · Passenger service
Your brand, on board.
MISIA Estudio Textil designs uniforms in Madrid for airline, rail and cruise crews. We combine collection pieces, styling and exclusive design to connect your company’s identity with every role. MISIA’s own collections and exclusive uniform designs are manufactured entirely in Spain through our network of specialist workshops.
Aviation · Cabin · Ground
Uniforms for flight attendants and cabin crew.
We design uniforms for flight attendants, cabin crew and ground service teams. Jackets, waistcoats, shirts, trousers and accessories are coordinated by role, season and the company’s appearance guidelines.
We study on-board service tasks, mobility and garment maintenance. Development starts with the operator’s requirements and the fitting tests agreed for the project.
Uniforms for private aviation.
A collection can incorporate exclusive pieces, a bespoke scarf or a specific colour combination. In this proposal, a cropped terracotta jacket sits alongside navy tailoring.
Details express identity too.
The collar, buttons and accessories give the outfit character. We can start with the MISIA collection or develop specific garments, depending on the scope and quantities.
From concept to wardrobe
Designing a collection, caring for every piece.
The design process connects colours, silhouettes and garments by role. Sketches help assess the proposal before technical development, samples and adjustments.
Images generated using artificial intelligence to visualise MISIA’s own registered designs. They do not represent an airline client or replace physical fabric and garment samples.
Rail uniforms · Passenger service
Uniforms for trains and railway staff.
A coordinated image for passenger assistance, lounges and on-board dining. We adapt the collection to the team’s roles, mobility and everyday use, maintaining a recognisable identity at the station and throughout the journey.
MISIA creative concept for rail uniforms. Conceptual images generated using AI.
Cruises · Hospitality on board
Uniforms for cruise ships.
A coordinated collection for reception, concierge, restaurant and guest service teams. We adapt garments to each role and the company’s identity.
Design and planning
From brand to garments.
The proposal may include image consultancy, styling with existing garments or the design of an exclusive collection. We agree scope, budget and stages before starting.
- Briefing: brand identity, roles, number of people and operations.
- Design: silhouettes, colours, garments and accessories by role.
- Development: fabric selection, sizing and samples according to the agreed scope.
- Production and continuity: schedule, delivery and replenishment terms.
Our hospitality experience
Different teams, shared identity.
At Hotelatelier, one collection brings together Petit Palace and ICON. At CoolRooms Palacio de Atocha, a shared palette connects reception, events and restaurant service.
These hotel projects show how we coordinate roles and brands within a collection. Explore our success stories to discover MISIA’s work.
If you need clothing for trade fairs, conferences or brand events, visit uniforms for hosts and event staff.
Questions about crew uniforms
Do you design uniforms for airlines and private aviation?
Yes. MISIA develops proposals for flight attendants, cabin crew and ground teams. Garment selection and development are adapted to each company’s image and operational requirements.
Can we use pieces from your collection?
Yes. We can combine garments from the MISIA collection with accessories and styling, or develop specific pieces. The solution depends on quantities, availability, schedule and level of customisation.
What uniforms do you propose for trains and cruise ships?
For rail operators, we coordinate the image of passenger assistance, lounge and on-board service teams. For cruise ships, the proposal can cover reception, concierge, restaurants and guest services, with garments adapted to each role.
How is the quote calculated?
It depends on the number of people, garments per look, type of design, fabrics, quantities and customisation. Send us the scope and target date so we can prepare a design and supply proposal.
What information does MISIA need?
Number of people, roles, locations, garments needed, target date and indicative budget, as well as the operator’s appearance guidelines and technical requirements.
How are fabrics and tests defined?
According to tasks, movement and intended care. Technical requirements are reviewed with the company before finalising selection and production.
What are the minimum quantities, lead times and replenishment options?
These are confirmed according to garments, quantities and customisation. See our frequently asked questions for initial guidance.
Tell us about your next project.
Which teams need uniforms, how many people and by when.
