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Why Do Chef's Wear White?
When you picture a chef, what comes to mind? Likely, it’s a crisp white jacket, a tall toque (chef’s hat), and an air of authority in the kitchen. But have you ever wondered why white is the chosen colour for chefs? Let’s explore the history and practical reasons behind this...
Get Geared Up: Fun Tips for Choosing the Perfect Chef Gear
Welcome to the culinary world, where the kitchen is your playground, and food is your canvas. As a new chef, you're about to embark on an exciting journey filled with creativity, passion, and, of course, delicious food. But before you get started, let's talk about the most crucial aspect of...
The Tale of the Tall White Chef’s Hat
When it comes to the history of chef's uniforms, there are plenty of interesting stories to be told. But perhaps none is quite as amusing as the tale of the tall white chef’s hat. You see, back in the day, chefs were not known for their immaculate grooming. They were...
A Chef's Guide to Uniform Essentials
A chef’s uniform is a distinctive outfit that not only looks professional but has a specific function. A commercial kitchen is a busy place, filled with potential hazards such as open flames, hot liquids, steam and slippery floors and the chef’s clothing needs to be protective as well as comfortable...
The History of the Classic Chef’s Hat
The iconic tall, white chef’s hat has an interesting history that dates back to the 16th century. Its function is pretty prosaic – stopping the chef’s hair from falling into the food or becoming entangled in equipment – but its symbolism is far from ordinary. A chef’s hat is officially called...
Shop Your Chef Gear Online
Looking for the best in chef’s uniforms and accessories? Finding them is now only a click away with the launch of the Chef Gear' website. Easy to navigate and showcasing Chef Gear's extensive range of chef’s uniforms and accessories, you can now stock up from the comfort of your couch....
Protective Clothing for the Food and Hospitality Industry
The function of protective clothing for the food and hospitality industry is two-fold: not only does it protect the people preparing food, it protects the customers as well. Kitchens can be dangerous places where injuries can easily happen, and customers are concerned about whether the preparation of their meal is...
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