A moss waistcoat over a white shirt, an olive bistro apron and walnut trousers. Three details carry the brand: the brass badge, the stitched logo on the back and the cut of the waistcoat and apron.
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02Brushed brass, 75 × 22 mm, engraved with the GTHR mark and “I’m here to help”. Magnetic back, left chest.
The GTHR Catering logo in warm sand thread, 90 mm wide, centred 60 mm below the collar.
Moss linen-look waistcoat with dark horn buttons, welt pockets and a buckled half belt. Olive bistro apron with a patch pocket and a split back.
Seven colours run through every GTHR piece. Click any value to copy it.
Waistcoat back, apron, menus, print grounds
Waistcoat, patterns, highlights
Accents and numbering
Trousers, leather, warm type
Body text and ink
Light grounds, reversed type
Print stock and page ground
CMYK values are converted for coated paper (FOGRA39). Pantone values are the nearest Solid Coated match; the ones marked * are not a close match, so ask the printer to mix to the HEX or approve against a printed proof.

Each file has the artwork at real size and the notes the supplier needs: size, material, colour and where it sits on the uniform.
One card for every dish on the menu, each with its own drawing, in English and Arabic. They stand in a wooden block in front of each dish.

Salads, mezze, grill, mains, sides, sweets and drinks. The drawings follow the GTHR dish illustrations.



















Handed to every guest on the way out. The same oval as the menu, with the moss table stripe on the back.

“Thank you for making us part of your GaTHeRing.” with the GTHR letters picked out in moss, and 10% off the guest’s next GTHR.
Two stations that work as a pair. The wave bar is the main station; the live-station cart stands beside it. Each one switches between two set-ups. The drawings give the workshop every size and material.



A curved walnut front on the Table Stripe, a linen top and the brass mark. The cold well takes four salad pans, or closes under a plate for the coffee machine.








The fluted walnut cart under its striped canopy. Brass cloches over two induction wells, or a compact coffee and tea bar.





All sizes in mm. Gastronorm pans to EN 631. The machines, fridge, urn and induction units are typical sizes; confirm them with the chosen supplier before the workshop cuts.