At Dinner Service, we’ve always been drawn to workwear for what it represents. A clean uniform signaled reliability. A recognizable logo carried trust. Our friends at Pink’s Window Cleaning Service still operate within that spirit, and together we’ve created a collection that expands the visual language of their brand with careful intention. These pieces are meant to be worn, not explained. Uniforms built to support the work and reflect pride in doing it well.

Pink’s is rooted in the culture of traditional blue-collar service, when pride in appearance was inseparable from the work itself. Showing up on time mattered. Consistency mattered. The uniform was not decoration. It was a marker of responsibility. We were drawn to that ethos immediately, and this collaboration grew out of a shared respect for that way of contributing to the world.

Pink’s is a people-focused business. Their work depends on care, consistency, and trust built over time. We believe uniforms should reflect those same values. Clothing that represents not just a company, but a responsibility. To the work. To the people doing it. To the communities it serves.