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Chef & Kitchen Aprons

Choosing a chef or kitchen apron

Short answer: A chef or kitchen apron protects clothing from grease, splashes and stains. Length, strap adjustment, pockets and colour are what matter. This category includes kitchen aprons with adjustable straps, long kitchen aprons, a chef and barista apron and butcher aprons.

Chef and kitchen apron models

UseModelExamples
Restaurant and hotel kitchensBib kitchen apron; white and redkitchen apron, white, red
Long hours at the counterLong kitchen apron with adjustable straps; white and redlong kitchen apron, white, red
Cafés, baristas and serviceChef and barista apron with adjustable straps; blackchef & barista apron, black
Butchers, delicatessens, meat countersButcher apron with adjustable straps; long and standard length, black, navy, saxe blue, pink, red, burgundylong butcher apron, black, long, navy, butcher apron, saxe blue

Waterproof PVC-coated aprons for wet work (fish, meat processing, dishwashing) are in work aprons. You can also see our chef jackets to wear underneath.

What to check when choosing a kitchen apron

  • Length: a long apron also covers the knees at the counter and stove; a shorter one is easier to move in when serving.
  • Straps: adjustable straps let one model fit staff of different heights.
  • Colour: white shows dirt immediately, which helps hygiene checks; black and dark colours hide stains. It is the business's choice.
  • Washing: the washing temperature is on the product label; choose accordingly for aprons washed often.
  • Logo: logo embroidery or printing is available on suitable aprons: bulk apron quotation.

What affects the price of a kitchen apron?

Price depends on length, fabric, straps and pockets, and logo application. For restaurant and hotel groups we prepare a bulk quotation.

Frequently asked questions about chef and kitchen aprons

What colour should a chef's apron be?

There is no legal rule on apron colour. Many kitchens prefer white because it shows dirt immediately; black and dark colours are common in service and cafés.

What is the difference between a butcher apron and a kitchen apron?

Butcher aprons are usually long, covering the body and knees, with adjustable straps; kitchen aprons come in different lengths. When working with knives, an apron does not replace cut-resistant PPE.

Can you add a logo to the aprons?

Yes, embroidery or printing is available on suitable aprons. Send quantities, colours and your logo file via our bulk orders page.

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