Dressed for service.

The concept: workwear for people who cook for a living. Aprons, jackets and trousers cut for a twelve-hour shift, in cloth that takes heat, splashes and a hundred washes.

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An illustration: an example pattern; there is no live brand behind this concept.

The pieces

Example pieces; every price here is an example.

PieceClothDetailsPrice

Bib apron

Waxed cotton canvas, straps that cross at the back2 chest pockets, towel loop$58, example

Chef's jacket

Light cotton with a mesh back panelSnap front, sleeve pen pocket$78, example

Kitchen trousers

Cotton twill with a little stretchDrawstring waist, deep pockets$64, example

Cap

Breathable cottonAdjustable band$22, example

Cut for the line

The idea starts at the stove and works back to the cloth.

Note 01

Pockets where the hands go

Tongs, thermometer, pen and towel: each gets a place, sized from the tools themselves.

Note 02

Cloth for the heat

Breathable panels by the stove, heavy canvas where the splashes land.

Note 03

One crew, one order

The same cloth for the whole kitchen, each cook's name stitched on the chest.

Dress cooks on kitchenoutfit.com

"Outfit" is already the trade's own word for what a cook wears. The domain is for sale.

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