Short-sleeved microfibre chef jacket with Coolmax back
Microfibre chef jacket with Coolmax® back: the one that tackles heat and splashes
100% polyester microfibre at 150 g/m² with an antibacterial and liquid-repellent treatment on the front and breathable Coolmax® fabric across the entire back. Repels at the front, ventilates at the back: the technical solution to the real problem of the hot kitchen.
✅ Features
Coolmax® back: a fibre designed to wick sweat to the outside. The area that sweats most is the one that ventilates most.
Liquid-repellent: stock and oil run off instead of soaking in.
Antibacterial treatment: curbs the odour that appears after several shifts.
Asymmetric central fastening with concealed press studs: a clean front, with no visible buttons, and quick opening.
Patch pocket on the left sleeve with two compartments: thermometer and pen kept separate.
Mandarin collar with piping and tailored-cut sleeves.
👷 Suitable for
Hot section, pass and grill
Open kitchens and show cooking, where the front has to look clean
Catering and events with long shifts
Hotels and central kitchens
📋 Technical data
Composition: 100% polyester (microfibre)
Back: breathable Coolmax® fabric
Weight: 150 g/m²
Finishes: antibacterial and liquid-repellent
Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
Colours in stock: white and black
Velilla reference: 405209
🧺 Care
Wash without fabric softener: softener clogs the microfibre and cancels out both the repellency and the wicking capacity of the Coolmax®.
No bleach: it degrades the antibacterial finish.
No hot tumble drying or high-heat ironing on the microfibre.
💡 Tip: the mistake that ruins this chef jacket is fabric softener. It leaves a film that seals the microfibre: from then on it no longer repels liquids and the Coolmax® back no longer wicks sweat, and you have paid for two features you no longer have. Normal detergent and a rinse, nothing more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wash it with fabric softener?
No. Softener leaves a film that seals the microfibre and cancels out both the liquid repellency and the sweat-wicking of the Coolmax.
Can bleach be used?
No. It degrades the antibacterial finish.
What does the Coolmax on the back do?
It wicks sweat to the outside of the fabric so it can evaporate, in the area of the body that sweats most.
How does it differ from the 405210?
The 405210 is the same microfibre jacket with a Coolmax back but with long sleeves.
Why are the press studs concealed?
To leave a clean front, with no visible buttons, which is appreciated in open kitchens and show cooking.
Is it repellent or waterproof?
Repellent: liquids run off, but it is not a waterproof garment.
