About Chef Clothing
Which Leather Is Best for a Kitchen Apron?
Full-grain leather is the best choice for a kitchen apron: it is the most durable, water-resistant and develops a patina. A guide to leather types, thickness and why chefs wear leather aprons.
Read moreHow to Clean a Leather Apron Without Damaging It
Clean a leather apron by wiping it with a dry or slightly damp cloth, treating stains gently and never machine washing. A practical guide to removing grease, food and odor from a kitchen leather ap...
Read moreHow to Care for a Leather Apron: A Chef's Guide
Care for a leather apron by wiping it after each shift, conditioning the leather every few months and storing it hanging away from heat. A practical guide to keeping a kitchen leather apron supple ...
Read moreWhat Size Chef Jacket Do You Need? Fit and Sizing Guide
Choose a chef jacket size by your chest measurement and preferred fit. This guide covers the EU size chart, men's and women's fits, and how to pick between regular, slim and tailored cuts.
Read moreWhy Are Chef Jackets White and Double-Breasted?
Chef jackets are white to signal hygiene and reflect heat, and double-breasted so the front can be reversed to hide stains. A look at the reasons behind the classic chef jacket design.
Read moreHow to Wash a Chef Jacket: A Professional Guide
Wash a chef jacket inside out at 60 °C to remove grease, food stains and bacteria while protecting the fabric. A practical guide to temperatures, stains, drying and wash frequency.
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