Short-sleeved chef jacket with press studs: opens with a single pull
175 g/m² twill with a double-breasted press-stud fastening. That is the practical difference compared with a chef jacket with sewn-on buttons: if boiling oil or hot water spills, it opens with a single pull instead of struggling with six buttonholes.
✅ Features
Press studs: immediate opening in the event of a burn, and fewer buttons lost in the washing machine.
Double-breasted fastening: switch sides when it gets stained, without changing jackets.
Mandarin collar: a clean profile, with no points getting in the way.
No side seams: less friction and fewer tearing points.
Patch pocket on the left sleeve: where a chef really carries a thermometer and pen.
👷 Suitable for
Restaurant, hotel and catering kitchens
The pass and hot section in the hot season
Institutional catering, canteens and central kitchens
Bakehouses and bakeries
📋 Technical data
Composition: 65% polyester · 35% cotton
Fabric: twill
Weight: 175 g/m²
Fastening: double-breasted with press studs
Sizes: 44 to 64 (numbered)
Colours in stock: white and black
Velilla reference: 405205
🧺 Care
175 g/m² 65/35 blend: stands up well to frequent washing at high temperatures.
The white tolerates diluted bleach on grease stains; the black does not.
Close the press studs before washing so they do not snag other garments in the drum.
💡 Tip: sizing here is numbered, from 44 to 64, not in letters. As a quick guide: a shirt size M is roughly equivalent to 48-50 and an XL to 54-56. If in doubt, go up a size: a chef jacket is worn loose so that air can circulate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why press studs?
Because they let you open the jacket with a single pull if boiling oil or water spills. With sewn-on buttons you have to struggle with the buttonholes.
How does it differ from the 405206?
The 405206 is the same jacket with press studs but with long sleeves.
Which size should I choose?
Sizing is numbered, from 44 to 64. As a guide, an M is equivalent to 48-50 and an XL to 54-56. If in doubt, go up a size.
Can bleach be used?
On the white, diluted and applied locally. On the black, no.
Do the press studs get damaged in the washing machine?
Close the studs before washing so they do not snag other garments in the drum.
Why does it have no side seams?
To reduce friction and tearing points at the sides.
Where is the pocket?
A patch pocket on the left sleeve, which is where a chef carries a thermometer and pen.
