Route your bulk or wholesale uniform request
If you are reaching out to TILIT Sales, you will get the cleanest path by routing your note to the right lane: stock wholesale, bulk programs, or a custom uniform build. Use this section to prep the details that matter, then jump to the destination that matches the kind of order you are trying to place.
What to include in a sales request
You do not need a full spec sheet, but a few specifics keep the conversation tight.
- Business type and concept: restaurant group, hotel, catering, bakery, bar program, culinary school.
- Headcount and role mix: kitchen vs FOH, managers, bar, support.
- Garment categories: aprons, chef uniform pieces, workshirts.
- Branding intent: logo placement, color direction, and whether you need a unified look across locations.
- Timeline and rollout shape: one location vs multi-unit, staged onboarding, seasonal refresh.
- Point of contact: the person who can confirm quantities and approve the final build.
Pick the right destination
These links are here so you can move directly to the right form or overview without extra back-and-forth.
- Wholesale Orders for a high-level entry point when you already know you are buying for a business.
- Wholesale Form when you want to submit a straightforward wholesale request.
- Wholesale Custom Inquiry when your request is specifically custom-focused.
- Custom Uniforms if you are scoping a branded uniform program and want the custom lane.
- Business Registration Form when you need to register business details alongside a wholesale request.
Browse by what your team wears
If you are still setting the uniform direction, keep the browse tight. Start with the category that will drive consistency across roles, then fill in the rest.
- Chef Uniform for a focused view of core uniform pieces.
- Chef Workshirts when you want a workshirt-forward kit for daily service.
- Bulk Aprons if aprons are the main standardized item across the floor.
- Bulk Aprons For Hospitality Teams when you are building a program specifically around team outfitting.
- Waxed Canvas Aprons when you already know you want a waxed-canvas look and feel.
TILIT is built for the kitchen, but the cleanest programs also read well in the dining room. If your roles cross stations or spaces, call that out up front so Sales can steer you toward a fit-for-everyone approach across the roster.
Uniform programs by venue type
Some teams start from category. Others start from venue requirements and guest-facing standards. If that is you, use the venue pages as the anchor for the conversation.
- Restaurant Uniforms for restaurant-specific uniform discussions.
- Hotel Uniforms for hotel programs spanning multiple departments.
Not a sales request?
If your message is not about wholesale, bulk programs, or a uniform build, route it through the general contact page so it lands with the right team.
Frequently Asked Questions About Contacting TILIT Sales
What information should I have ready before I contact Sales?
Bring the basics: business type, estimated headcount, role mix (BOH, FOH, management), and which categories you are outfitting (aprons, chef uniform, workshirts). If branding matters, include logo placement intent and any color direction. That is usually enough to start a clean, sales-ready thread.
Where do I send a standard wholesale request versus a custom request?
For a straightforward wholesale inquiry, use the Wholesale Form. If the request is centered on customization, use Wholesale Custom Inquiry or review Custom Uniforms first so your note reflects the right lane.
Can I browse bulk apron options before I reach out?
Yes. If you are focused on aprons for a team build, start with Bulk Aprons or Bulk Aprons For Hospitality Teams. Having a short list of styles you are considering helps Sales understand the visual direction you want.
I am outfitting a restaurant or hotel team. Is there a dedicated page to reference?
Yes. Use Restaurant Uniforms if your kit is restaurant-led, or Hotel Uniforms if you are coordinating across departments. Linking the relevant page in your message helps keep the request scoped correctly.