Bespoke
A fleet is a public statement. The Bespoke programme lets an operator, a hotel, a hosting programme or a family office make that statement in its own colours, its own crest, and its own materials.
What can be commissioned
| Livery | The two-tone in house colours, matched from a sample; a pinstripe in a second colour |
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| Monogram and crest | Embroidered headrests, engraved sill plates, a crest on the tailgate beside the mark |
| Cabin | Leather colours from the house palette; wool, technical fabric or leather-alternative; one wood |
| Fleet identity | Numbering, plaques, a uniform livery across a fleet, driver livery to match |
| Presentation | Delivery ceremony, cover, the book of the fleet |
The commission
Brief
The precinct, the guests, the number, the date. One conversation.
Palette
We return with colour, material and crest proposals against the brief.
Sample
A painted panel, a trimmed seat, an engraved plate — in your hands, not on a screen.
Approval
The build sheet is signed and becomes the standard for every vehicle in the commission.
Build
Every vehicle is inspected against that sheet and photographed before it ships.
Delivery
Handover in the Kingdom, with training for the people who will drive and keep them.
Three commissions
A residential tier
King Salman Gate offers residences in three tiers. Forty Stone in a tier’s own colour, the crest on every headrest, numbered from one.
A hotel
Stone cabins for a hotel at 4-star and above: the hotel’s stone and cream, its crest on every headrest, its book.
A hosting programme
Emerald for the principal guests, Stone for their party, Sand for their luggage — one livery across all three.
Begin a commission.
The first conversation is a brief, not a form.