Catering
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S896 Snood Cap
£3.70Exc VAT. As low as: £3.15 -
S899 Chefs Skull Cap
£4.10Exc VAT. As low as: £3.49 -
UC106 Ladies Pique Polo Shirt
£5.20Exc VAT. As low as: £4.42 -
UC314 Mens Long Sleeve Classic T-Shirt
£5.20Exc VAT. As low as: £4.42
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S794 Waist Apron with Pocket
£5.50Exc VAT. As low as: £4.68 -
S894 Waist Apron
£5.80Exc VAT. As low as: £4.93 -
PR155 3 Pocket Apron
£6.60Exc VAT. As low as: £5.61 -
S837 Regular Apron
£7.10Exc VAT. As low as: £6.04
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PR158 Bar Apron
£7.42Exc VAT. As low as: £6.31 -
PR150 Bib Apron
£7.68Exc VAT. As low as: £6.53 -
PR159 2 in 1 Apron
£7.68Exc VAT. As low as: £6.53 -
S840 Cotton Bib Apron
£7.70Exc VAT. As low as: £6.55
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S839 Butchers Apron
£7.80Exc VAT. As low as: £6.63 -
S795 Waist Apron with Pocket - 120
£7.80Exc VAT. As low as: £6.63 -
S841 PolyCotton Bib Apron
£8.25Exc VAT. As low as: £5.36 -
S855 Butchers Apron with Pocket
£8.40Exc VAT. As low as: £7.14
If you are in the catering business, the chances are you might come in contact with the general public, whether you are bar staff, waiters or waitresses or serving behind a counter in the local takeaway.
If that is the case, then you must make sure you look the part and that requires cleanliness at all levels. This also stretches to your catering clothing. How you present yourself and your colleagues while serving, making or preparing food is so important. It gives the client or customer that much more faith in you that if you look presentable and clean then the likelihood is that the food will also be the same.
It is a good idea for bar staff to wear an apron tied around the waist over smart, normally black shirts and trousers or skirts. This means you can wipe your hands whenever you want, from small spillages to mopping up liquid from a turned over glass.
Trousers with a flat front are ideal as they do not get in the way of your work with any fussy detail or snagging buttons. Being easy to wash and durable is a must as anyone in the catering business will know because these sorts of clothes get much more of a battering than ordinary clothes.
Chefs normally wear white because it shows a level of cleanliness and tabards that have pockets are useful for people like dinner ladies. But the top seller is that if your catering clothing is smart and comfortable then you really cannot go far wrong.
If that is the case, then you must make sure you look the part and that requires cleanliness at all levels. This also stretches to your catering clothing. How you present yourself and your colleagues while serving, making or preparing food is so important. It gives the client or customer that much more faith in you that if you look presentable and clean then the likelihood is that the food will also be the same.
It is a good idea for bar staff to wear an apron tied around the waist over smart, normally black shirts and trousers or skirts. This means you can wipe your hands whenever you want, from small spillages to mopping up liquid from a turned over glass.
Trousers with a flat front are ideal as they do not get in the way of your work with any fussy detail or snagging buttons. Being easy to wash and durable is a must as anyone in the catering business will know because these sorts of clothes get much more of a battering than ordinary clothes.
Chefs normally wear white because it shows a level of cleanliness and tabards that have pockets are useful for people like dinner ladies. But the top seller is that if your catering clothing is smart and comfortable then you really cannot go far wrong.