Focus on Hospitality & Catering
100% organic fairtrade aprons from Neutral
Neutral’s aprons are all manufactured according to the highest ethical and environmental standards. There are four styles of Apron available – a Chef Apron, Kitchen Apron, Waiters Apron and a Café Waist Apron. All aprons are manufactured from 100% Organic Fair Trade Cotton Twill at a weight of 210 gsm. All carry the Fairtrade fl ag label at the side of the garments. All our aprons and clothing have the following
accreditations: GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), Eu Ecolabel, Fairtrade, SA8000, Neutral® Responsibility (using renewable energy) and Oeko-Tex.
With 100% commitment to certifi ed clothing, we can improve our planet, make workers healthier and give farmers hope.
www.neutral.com Cafe Apron
Neutral
PR125
For front-of-house fashion Take a look at Premier’s extensive collection of hospitalitywear. Taking inspiration from the latest high street trends, you’ll fi nd a huge collection of aprons, shirts and tees, with outerwear solutions for those serving outdoors during the colder months. A fi rm favourite with customers is the brand’s duo of ‘Jean Stitch’ Denim Aprons. A full bib and waist style in classic shades of indigo and black that help give a relaxed vibe to service. Designed with four ‘kangaroo’ style pockets fi nished with contrast stitching and rivets, this is great choice for staff in trendy food spots who want to wear a fashionable uniform that boasts a big personality.
The appetite for denim continues through Premier’s best-selling ‘Colours Collection’ of Aprons, with the PR150, PR154 and PR155 all now available in the four classic denim colourways of blue, grey, black and indigo. This collection of aprons is simply unrivalled and now stands at an incredible 62 stunning colours across bib, pocket, waist styles.
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