Aprons
Wearing an apron prevents your food coming into contact with the dust, dirt, hair, germs and whatever else might have been floating around you throughout your day. Finally, wearing an apron allows you to make a statement to those around you while you’re cooking.
There are different types of aprons, the list below should help you figure out which best suits your needs.
Bib Aprons
Bib aprons are the most traditional and popular style of apron with an adjustable neck loop and waist ties. This apron has evolved from the basic black and white to include various styles, colours and fabrics. These aprons cover your torso to the knee and usually have multiple pockets, making them very versatile. They are ideal for branding with logos and names. Chef aprons, hospitality aprons, gardening aprons, cafe aprons and cross back aprons are all popular versions of this apron. Aussie Chef Clothing has the widest selection of aprons in Australia with worldwide shipping
Cross Back Aprons
Cross back aprons are similar to the bib apron, except that the apron straps sit on your shoulders and cross over your back, taking the strain away from your neck. Cross back straps come in either cloth or leather look strap apron choices and in some styles the apron straps are removable so you can change colours and looks easily.
Waist Aprons / Utility Pouch
Waist aprons and Utility pouches do not provide upper body coverage. Shorter in length, usually well above the knee, they are super comfortable and provide ease of movement. Most styles come with pockets to store pens, tablets, order pads and other tools of the trade. Making waist aprons and utility pouches an ideal choice for people on the move like front of house staff, waiters, and even barbers, hairdressers or florists.
Bistro Aprons / Cafe Aprons
Bistro aprons or Cafe aprons are full length waist aprons, and although they do not cover the torso, they do provide more leg coverage. These also often have pockets making it easy to have what you need at hand. Popular with both chefs, butchers and front of house staff.
Pinafore / Smock Aprons
Pinafore aprons, sometimes called a smock or Japanese apron, are one size, and easily slip over your head providing full body coverage. They are stylish and comfortable with wider fabric straps on your shoulders. They easily accommodate different body shapes.
