Oliver Harvey – Corporate Photography Manchester
Whether corporate or industrial shoots, I always find that going behind the scenes on a handmade product whether it be shoes, engineering or jewellery is totally absorbing – and the day’s photography at Manchester based Oliver Harvey, makers of professional chef clothing & chefs’ wear – didn’t disappoint!
Oliver Harvey is a leading maker of professional chef clothing and chefs’ wear. The company has been in business for over 40 years and offers a wide range of products to suit the needs of any chef. From chef coats and aprons to pants and shirts, they have everything a chef needs to look and feel their best. The company’s products are made from high-quality materials and are designed to withstand the rigors of the kitchen.
In addition, Oliver Harvey offers a wide range of sizes to ensure that any chef can find the perfect fit. Whether you’re a experienced chef or just starting out, Oliver Harvey has the right clothing to help you succeed in the kitchen.
The brief…
To show in detail a quality British handmade product made with care and attention. The images are to be used in both online and print media.
Don’t blink or you’ll miss it…
The speed at which the human hands move can be amazing. Although I was right on top of the action the construction was so fast it reminded me of close up magic. Garments just seemed to appear before my eyes.
Flying the flag…
From the cutting room floor to the packing department, it became apparent that there is a massive sense of pride in everyone at Oliver Harvey for their 100% British made products which ooze quality.
Tailoring for success..
Tailoring the clothing is a very important factor. A chef spending over 8 hours in a hot kitchen needs to have a quality product that will take on everything you can throw at it and still look good.
So, what would you think is the number one selling point of these garments – looks, quality, finish? The customer feedback: “it is very easy to iron!”
The devil is in…
The detail is very important and this was shown by the hand finishing that goes into every single stitch and button hole. The process is finished off by wrapping the product in tissue paper and easing it gently into a metal presentation box!