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For kitchen, front-of-house and healthcare teams

For restaurant, café and hotel kitchens, you can plan chef jackets together with apron and work clog options. These product groups sit in different categories of our catalogue; the list below brings them together.

RoleRecommended itemIn the catalogue
Cook, chefLong-sleeve or short-sleeve chef jacketChef Jacket - White-Black, Short-Sleeve Chef Jacket
Kitchen and service apronBib chef/barista apron or waist apronBib Chef and Barista Apron, Alpaca Waist Apron · all work aprons
Dishwashing and wet areasWaterproof PVC apronLong Waterproof PVC Bib Apron
Long standing shiftsClogs or work clogsWork clogs
Healthcare and laboratoryV-neck medical uniform tunic, alpaca coatTerycotton V-Neck Medical Uniform Tunic, alpaca coats

For bulk orders with a size breakdown and logo requests for your restaurant or hotel team, you can request a quote via the Corporate Bulk Order page; whether logo application is suitable for the product is assessed at the quotation stage.

What to Look for When Choosing Work Jackets and Uniforms

When choosing work jackets and uniforms, consider the area of use, fabric composition, sleeve and collar design, pocket layout, ease of care and size fit together. Chef jackets, medical uniforms and other staff clothing may not be intended for the same working conditions.

Short answer: First define the area of use; then compare fabric, sleeve and collar type, pocket design, size and care information. For staff clothing, also consider a consistent look and size standardisation across the team.

What should you look for in chef jackets?

In chef jackets, sleeve length, fastening, collar style and fabric composition can affect working comfort. Assess long-sleeve or short-sleeve models according to the kitchen environment and your business's dress standard.

Medical and work uniforms

For uniforms used in healthcare and service settings, freedom of movement, fabric structure, pocket needs and size fit are important. Choose based on the conditions of use, not just colour or appearance.

Fabric composition and care

Polyester, viscose, cotton or different blends can affect the feel of the product and how it is cared for. For washing temperature, drying and ironing, follow the product's own care label.

Choosing uniform sizes

Compare chest, shoulder, sleeve and garment length with the product's size chart, where available. The same size label does not guarantee the same fit across different models. For corporate bulk orders, assess each employee's size individually.

Explore complementary staff clothing

You can also compare aprons and other staff clothing options according to the work area.

Browse Work Aprons

You can browse other work clothing in the workwear category, and tops in the t-shirt and sweatshirt categories.

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