Women's stretch denim chef jacket: a women's pattern for open kitchens
Stretch denim in 98% cotton and 2% elastane, 178 g/m², in three denim shades, with a women's pattern and sizes from XS to 2XL. The alternative to the white chef's jacket when the venue has an open kitchen and its own image to look after.
✅ Features
Women's pattern: a dedicated cut, not the unisex in a small size.
98% cotton denim: breathes like everyday clothing.
Asymmetric front closure with concealed press studs: clean front and quick opening.
Roll-up long sleeve with tab and press stud.
Apron button on the collar band and inner hanging loop.
Side vents and pocket on the left sleeve.
👷 Suitable for
Open kitchens, show cooking and gastrobar counters
Bakery workshops, bakeries and in-store patisseries
Food trucks, food markets and events
Restaurant kitchens with their own brand image
📋 Technical data
Composition: 98% cotton · 2% elastane
Fabric: stretch denim
Fabric weight: 178 g/m²
Closure: asymmetric front closure with concealed press studs
Fit: women's
Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL
Colours in stock: blue denim, light blue denim and dark grey denim
Velilla reference: 405212SW
🧺 Care
First washes inside out, cold and separately: denim releases indigo.
No bleach or whitening detergents.
No hot tumble drying: with 98% cotton it can shrink.
💡 Tip: the worst enemy of kitchen denim isn't grease, it's turmeric and tomato, which don't come out without whitener, and whitener is off-limits here. If your section does stews or rice dishes, choose dark grey and keep light blue for the cold pass and pastry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it the unisex 405212S in a small size?
No. It is a dedicated women's pattern, with sizes XS to 2XL.
Can bleach be used?
No. It would destroy the indigo in the denim.
Which colour should I choose?
Dark grey for stew and rice sections; light blue for the cold pass and pastry.
Does the colour run?
Yes, in the first washes. Wash it inside out, cold and separately.
Does it shrink?
With 98% cotton, it can shrink in hot conditions. No hot tumble drying.
What is the collar button for?
To attach the apron bib so that it doesn't pull on the collar.
