White Label Aprons, Chef Coats and Hospitality Uniforms Manufacturer

Aprons, chef coats, kitchen trousers and housekeeping tunics, finished with your labels and embroidery.

We are a white label chef coats manufacturer making aprons, chef coats and hospitality uniforms for hospitality suppliers, café chains and uniform brands. You choose a style from our range, pick the fabric and colour, and we add your labels, hang tags, print or embroidery, and packaging.

Our range covers bib aprons, waist aprons, chef coats, kitchen trousers and housekeeping tunics, all made as everyday workwear. Each is cut in poly-cotton twill or cotton drill. Sizes can be mixed within a style, and the colour split is confirmed in your quotation.

Chef coat, bib apron, waistcoat and housekeeping tunics on stands, with folded kitchen wear

Styles we make

Style	Fabric options	Size range
Bib apron	Poly-cotton twill or cotton drill	One size, adjustable
Waist apron	Poly-cotton twill or cotton drill	One size, adjustable
Chef coat	Poly-cotton twill or cotton drill	XS–3XL
Kitchen trousers	Poly-cotton twill or cotton drill	XS–3XL
Housekeeping tunic	Poly-cotton twill or cotton drill	XS–3XL

Specification

Minimum order	50 pieces per style; sizes can be mixed within a style
Fabric options	Poly-cotton twill, Cotton drill
Colour options	White, black and solid colours from the fabric options; colour split per style confirmed at quotation
Sizes	XS–3XL adult sizes for coats, trousers and tunics; aprons in one adjustable size; sizes can be mixed within a style
Branding options	Neck label, wash-care label, hang tag, embroidery, screen print
Payment	An advance to start production; the balance before dispatch.
Price	Quoted per style, by fabric, quantity and branding.

Final specification is confirmed in your quotation.

Your brand on it

Your labels, hang tag, print or embroidery and packaging. Embroidery suits a logo on a chef coat chest or an apron bib. Screen print works for larger logos across an apron front. See labels, tags and packaging for the artwork we need.

Selling on a marketplace? We label and pack to your marketplace's specification.

Choosing aprons and chef coats

Start with the fabric. Poly-cotton twill is smooth, creases less and keeps its colour well, so it suits busy kitchens with frequent washing. Cotton drill is a sturdy, thicker weave with a natural feel, and suits workwear-style aprons and chef coats.

For aprons, a bib apron covers the chest and suits kitchen and counter staff. A waist apron ties at the waist and suits waiting staff.

For chef coats, choose the closure, such as buttons or press studs, and the sleeve length. Kitchen trousers usually have an elastic or drawstring waist. Housekeeping tunics suit hotel and cleaning teams. We confirm these details at quotation and show them on your sample.

Who orders from us

Hospitality suppliers

Suppliers order chef coats, trousers and tunics for hotels, restaurants and caterers.
Café chains

Café groups order aprons in their own colours with a logo, so every outlet matches.
Uniform brands

Brands order a mix of styles with their own labels and hang tags.

How it works

1
Choose

Styles, fabric, colours and quantity per size.
2
Quote and sample

A quotation per style, then a branded sample.
3
Produce

Production and our quality check after your advance.
4
Dispatch

Balance paid, packed to your specification, shipped.

How white label works, step by step

Have your own design or tech pack? Send it with your enquiry and we will confirm whether we can make it.

Questions buyers ask

What is the difference between white label and private label chef coats?

White label means you choose from our existing apron and chef coat styles and we add your branding: labels, tags, print or embroidery, and packaging. Private label means we make a garment to your own design or tech pack, case by case, after seeing your design.

Can I mix sizes and colours in one order?

Yes. The minimum is 50 pieces per style, and sizes can be mixed within it. Aprons, chef coats and trousers are separate styles, each with its own minimum. You can order more than one colour, and the colour split is confirmed in your quotation.

Embroidery or print for an apron logo?

Embroidery gives a raised, lasting finish and suits small logos on a chest or bib. Screen print suits larger logos and flat artwork across the apron front. Send your artwork and we suggest the method and size that suit it, then show it on your sample.

Can I get a sample before the bulk order?

Yes. We make a sample in your chosen style and fabric, with your branding where possible, so you can check fit, feel and finish. Once you approve it, we start bulk production to the approved sample. Sample terms are confirmed in your quotation.

What should I send for a quote?

Send the styles, fabric, colours, quantity per size, and branding needs, such as label type, logo size and position. A reference photo helps. If you sell online, tell us your packing and barcode needs, and the destination country, as labelling requirements vary by country.