Developed for the opening of Klinik Torres, this project established the clinic’s original uniform identity.
Conceived as a complete working outfit, the design explores the balance between clinical professionalism, personal expression and a contemporary aesthetic.
Inspired by the kimono’s wrapped construction, the silhouette combines fluidity with a structured, contrasting collar, creating a distinct professional presence without relying on overtly feminine design codes.
The colour palette and material choices were developed around available deadstock textiles. From original pattern development and fittings to atelier-based production, the project brings together design, craftsmanship and practical garment development.
PROJECT DETAILS
Client: Klinik Torres
Project: Bespoke Uniform Design - First Generation
Design & Development: Eloise Florio
Scope: Concept Development, Material Sourcing, Pattern Making, Fittings & Production
Main Fabric Composition: 90% Polyester / 10% Elastane
Material Approach: Deadstock Textile Sourcing
Production: In-house atelier production with additional sewing assistance
Project: Bespoke Uniform Design - First Generation
Design & Development: Eloise Florio
Scope: Concept Development, Material Sourcing, Pattern Making, Fittings & Production
Main Fabric Composition: 90% Polyester / 10% Elastane
Material Approach: Deadstock Textile Sourcing
Production: In-house atelier production with additional sewing assistance
