Hospitality
Aprons and uniforms for rooms that run hard
Eight apron styles in canvas, denim and linen. Full and half length, plus work shirts, polos and caps. Embroidered in Los Angeles, one piece or a full floor.
8 apron styles
Canvas · denim · linen
No minimum
Why hospitality is an embroidery job, not a print job
Aprons outlive printed shirts
An apron is worn every shift and washed hot every night. Embroidery is stitched into the fabric, so it survives that cycle. A print on a work apron will not.
Front of house and back of house differ
Linen and Carrie aprons read softer for a dining room; canvas and denim take the abuse of a kitchen or a bar. Full length for prep, half length for service.
One logo, no sizing to collect
Aprons are one-size with adjustable ties, so you can outfit a whole team without chasing shirt sizes. Add polos and caps when you want a full uniform.
The aprons
Every apron in the catalog. Canvas, denim and linen, full and half length.
Questions
What decoration do you recommend for aprons?
Embroidery, almost always. It handles hot washing and daily wear the way a print does not. See embroidery for placement and detail limits.
Can we start with a few and add more later?
Yes. There is no minimum on single pieces, and we keep your settings on file so a reorder months later matches the first run.
Do you do front and back of house differently?
Usually. Linen and Carrie aprons for the dining room, canvas or denim for the kitchen. Tell us the rooms and we will suggest the split.
Outfitting a room?
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