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Aprons printed with your logo or design. Bib aprons, waist aprons and cross back styles in cotton, canvas and poly blends. One apron is a real order, which matters when you are outfitting a three person kitchen rather than a chain.
Choosing the style
A full bib apron covers from chest to knee and is what kitchens, coffee bars and food trucks use, because the chest is where splashes land. A waist apron covers from the hip down and suits front of house, servers and market vendors who need pockets more than coverage. Cross back styles move the weight off the neck, which staff notice on a long shift and mention when it is missing. Pockets are worth deciding on before you order: two front pockets is standard, a pen slot matters to servers, and deep pockets matter to anyone handling cash at a market stall.
Fabric
Cotton twill is comfortable and takes a print cleanly, which makes it the usual pick for cafes and boutiques. Canvas is heavier and stands up to real kitchen use. Poly blends resist stains and dry faster, which suits high volume food service where aprons get washed daily.
Printing
Chest center on a bib apron is the standard logo position and the most visible across a counter. Pocket level works for a smaller mark. Full color costs the same as a single color, so a detailed illustrated logo prints without a surcharge. Send artwork at 300 DPI with a transparent background at the finished print size, or vector for logos. On dark canvas we lay a white underbase so the design stays legible.
Who orders these
Restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, food trucks, breweries, farmers market vendors, craft and pottery studios, salons, school art rooms and church kitchens. Individual names on each apron cost nothing extra, which is why staff sets are usually ordered that way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum?
No. One apron, same price per piece as twenty.
Will the print survive commercial washing?
Home and light commercial washing, yes. For heavy industrial laundering with high heat and harsh chemicals, embroidery holds up better and we can quote that instead.
Which apron should a coffee shop order?
Usually a cross back bib in canvas or twill. It covers the chest, it is comfortable through an eight hour shift, and it looks intentional behind a counter.
Do you do embroidery on aprons?
Yes. It costs more and lasts longer under hard laundering.
How fast can I get them?
1 to 2 business days in production from Cypress, TX, then shipping.
Aprons printed with your logo or design. Bib aprons, waist aprons and cross back styles in cotton, canvas and poly blends. One apron is a real order, which matters when you are outfitting a three person kitchen rather than a chain.
Choosing the style
A full bib apron covers from chest to knee and is what kitchens, coffee bars and food trucks use, because the chest is where splashes land. A waist apron covers from the hip down and suits front of house, servers and market vendors who need pockets more than coverage. Cross back styles move the weight off the neck, which staff notice on a long shift and mention when it is missing. Pockets are worth deciding on before you order: two front pockets is standard, a pen slot matters to servers, and deep pockets matter to anyone handling cash at a market stall.
Fabric
Cotton twill is comfortable and takes a print cleanly, which makes it the usual pick for cafes and boutiques. Canvas is heavier and stands up to real kitchen use. Poly blends resist stains and dry faster, which suits high volume food service where aprons get washed daily.
Printing
Chest center on a bib apron is the standard logo position and the most visible across a counter. Pocket level works for a smaller mark. Full color costs the same as a single color, so a detailed illustrated logo prints without a surcharge. Send artwork at 300 DPI with a transparent background at the finished print size, or vector for logos. On dark canvas we lay a white underbase so the design stays legible.
Who orders these
Restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, food trucks, breweries, farmers market vendors, craft and pottery studios, salons, school art rooms and church kitchens. Individual names on each apron cost nothing extra, which is why staff sets are usually ordered that way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum?
No. One apron, same price per piece as twenty.
Will the print survive commercial washing?
Home and light commercial washing, yes. For heavy industrial laundering with high heat and harsh chemicals, embroidery holds up better and we can quote that instead.
Which apron should a coffee shop order?
Usually a cross back bib in canvas or twill. It covers the chest, it is comfortable through an eight hour shift, and it looks intentional behind a counter.
Do you do embroidery on aprons?
Yes. It costs more and lasts longer under hard laundering.
How fast can I get them?
1 to 2 business days in production from Cypress, TX, then shipping.
