Velilla 350 and 351 chef trousers: the classic check that hides stains
The check and houndstooth print is not decoration: it is the reason these trousers have been in kitchens for decades. A small, contrasting pattern hides splashes and oil stains that on plain trousers would be visible from a metre away. Add to that an elasticated waistband that lasts eight hours on your feet.
✅ Features
Check / houndstooth print: hides the stains and splashes that come with working at the stove.
Elasticated waistband with darts: adapts to the waist and doesn't dig in when you bend down.
Central zip and button fastening: a dress-trouser cut, not a pyjama cut.
Safety seam at the back: reinforces the area under the most strain when bending down.
Three pockets: two slanted side pockets and one piped back pocket with button.
Sizes from 36 to 60: covers virtually any kitchen brigade.
👷 Suitable for
Chefs and kitchen assistants.
Workshops, bakeries and patisseries.
Hotel kitchens, institutional catering and catering services.
Hospitality schools.
School and hospital canteens.
📋 Technical data
Velilla references: 350 (blue and white houndstooth) and 351 (classic check in black and in navy blue)
Fabric weight: 140 g/m² for reference 350 and 120 g/m² for 351
Fastening: central zip and button
Pockets: two slanted side pockets and one piped back pocket with button
Waistband: elasticated with darts
Sizes: from 36 to 60, unisex
🧺 Care
Machine wash at high temperature; suitable for industrial laundering.
The 65% polyester keeps the print from fading wash after wash.
Iron at medium temperature.
Do not use bleach: it discolours the check and leaves permanent white rings.
💡 Tip: the fabric weight is the practical difference between the two references. The 350 weighs 140 g/m² and the 351, 120 g/m²: if your kitchen is at 40 degrees in August, the 351 is noticeably cooler; if the trousers have to last two services a day and daily industrial laundering, the 350 lasts longer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between reference 350 and 351?
The print and the fabric weight: the 350 is blue and white houndstooth at 140 g/m2 and the 351 is classic check at 120 g/m2 in black and navy blue.
Which one is cooler?
The 351, due to its lower fabric weight.
Which one lasts longer?
The 350, at 140 g/m2, better withstands daily industrial laundering.
Why the check print?
Because it hides splashes and oil stains much better than a plain fabric.
How many pockets does it have?
Three: two slanted side pockets and one piped back pocket with button.
Can bleach be used?
No. It discolours the check and leaves permanent white rings.
