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Chef workwear on a budget: what cheap actually costs
Where the savings really are
Chefs and kitchen teams kit gets hammered. The cheap option looks fine in the bag and dies at the seams — the mid-price piece lasts the season. The real value is a small premium on the friction points and a solid base layer underneath.
The spend list
- Chefswear & Hospitality workwear — from £9.50–£14.00
- Polo Shirts workwear — from £7.50–£46.00
- Workwear Bottoms workwear — from £7.50–£118.00
- Headwear workwear — from £5.50–£42.00
Kit the whole chefs and kitchen teams crew
For a full Chef crew the Chef 10 Person Workwear Bundle is the fastest route — a realistic run of garments matched to the trade, one click and done.
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