Robur

A French company known for the manufacture of work clothes, the Robur brand was born almost a century ago. Its experience in the field and its ability to renew itself have made the company one of the most renowned with creations that are sold today both in France and internationally. Learn a little more about this family business and get to know the brand's different products.

Robur, professional clothing specialist since 1922

This French family company was born on the initiative of Léon Goutagny in 1922, and is now based in the Rhône at Rillieux-La-Pape. It specializes in the manufacture and creation of work clothes made in France in the kitchen, health, well-being and hotel sectors.

Always in search of innovation, and because work clothes are used today to maintain and even improve the image of a company, Robur therefore gives itself the duty to create clothes where each wearer feels comfortable and finds her inspiration in the codes of fashion. As a result, it offers colorful outfits and a wide variety of styles, fitted or wider clothes to meet the needs of its customers.

What makes the strength of the Robur company

The brand stands out compared to competing brands thanks to the quality of its clothes, which are comfortable, stylish and resistant. But if we had to highlight only one strong point, it would probably be the attention to detail, the importance of which the company has measured over the years and which has made its reputation. Thus, before tackling a new collection, she studies current fashion trends and new assembly techniques. She also seeks to constantly improve herself by conducting surveys with the wearers of her creations in the field to obtain opinions on how to improve her creations.

But all of this cannot be done without very close relations with its business partners. This goes from its suppliers, to its distributors and goes through its consumers, especially as the company highlights the importance of mutual trust at all levels.

Robur workwear by sector

The brand creates work clothes for professionals in the kitchen, health and well-being and also the hotel industry, following established standards. It also has ISO 9001 certification. Let's dissect the products it offers on a case-by-case basis according to each sector.

- Kitchen area

In the kitchen sector, Robur manufactures a whole range of clothing for professionals in the trade. So you can find among the products marketed.

“Chef” kitchen aprons that go down to the calves, “demi-chef” aprons that go up to the knees, and finally short aprons. Jackets, work trousers, pinafores and marinières are also available. The Robur company offers children's outfits among the products dedicated to this sector.

- Health and wellness sector

Blouses, tunics and pants are available. The outfits of health professionals are a little more regulated (precise length of tops required or the place of pockets) that society respects to the letter.

- Hospitality sector

For the hotel sector, Robur offers its customers and prospects: service dresses, trousers and skirts. But also jackets, blouses and shirts or vests. From the butler to the receptionists, including the chambermaids, all hotel staff will be equipped.

- Accessories for a complete outfit

To complement the workwear it creates, work shoes suitable for each domain as well as basic accessories are also available. For the kitchen, there are chef's hats and tea towels. For the hotel industry, Robur makes gloves, bows and ties or battens. Finally, in the field of health and well-being, we find headgear.

Robur work clothes on Oxwork and related standards

Oxwork offers a selection of professional clothing and Robur accessories of very good quality, solid and comfortable due to the choice of fabrics used (polyester, cotton, lyocell). There are service pants, short-sleeved and long-sleeved jackets, work shirts, vests, skirts, aprons, hats...

The brand also offers safety shoes such as EN ISO 20345 standard safety moccasins

All work clothes of any brand are subject to the NF ISO 13688 regulations specifying the general requirements relating to ergonomics, safety and CE markings. However, this rule is not made to be used alone, but other devices complement it in relation to the use of the work clothing in question.

This is the case for kitchen protective clothing and protective equipment for the health field (EN ISO 11612, protection against heat and flames; and EN ISO 13034 against chemicals).

In all cases, Robur work clothes comply with standards.