Premium Cooking Chef Jacket
- Premium Quality & Easy Care: Crafted from durable 195 g/m² twill fabric – highly resilient and industrial washable up to 85°C for maximum kitchen hygiene.
- Custom Professional Embroidery: Personalize your chef jacket with your own logo or name – high-quality, long-lasting embroidery for a professional look.
- Maximum Flexibility: No minimum order quantity – we produce your custom-embroidered chef coat from just 1 piece with guaranteed fast production.
- Stock: In Stock
- Model: PR665
- Weight: 0.50kg
- Dimensions: 40.00cm x 30.00cm x 3.00cm
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Custom embroidered chef jacket with your logo or name
The Premier Workwear PR665 unisex chef jacket combines a traditional hospitality look with a practical surface for custom embroidery. Add a restaurant or company logo, an employee name, a job title or your own design. You can order a single personalised jacket or create coordinated workwear for a complete kitchen, hotel, bakery or catering team.
The jacket is made from 195 gsm polycotton twill
Use the online configurator to choose your chef jacket, select an available embroidery position and add text, artwork or a logo. Before production, an experienced embroidery specialist manually checks every design for suitability, legibility and a technically clean result.
Logo, name or job title · Unisex long sleeves · 195 gsm twill · XS–5XL · From one item · Manual artwork check
| Product feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand and model | Premier Workwear PR665 |
| Product type | Unisex long-sleeve chef jacket |
| Material | 65% polyester, 35% cotton |
| Fabric | Durable polycotton twill |
| Fabric weight | 195 gsm |
| Colours | Black or white |
| Sizes | XS to 5XL |
| Fastening | Wrap-over front with ten metal press studs |
| Collar | Mandarin collar with topstitching |
| Personalisation | Logo, name, text, job title or custom embroidery design |
| Minimum quantity | Custom embroidery available from one item |
Embroider a restaurant or company logo
A company or restaurant logo clearly links the chef jacket to your business. Defined outlines, separated shapes and sufficiently large lettering help the embroidered design remain recognisable.
Add a name and job title
Combine a name with a role such as Head Chef, Sous Chef, Pastry Chef or Baker. This gives each jacket a clear personal identity without overcrowding the design.
Choose black or white
The white chef jacket provides a traditional background for dark and vibrant thread colours. Light, colourful and high-contrast embroidery stands out clearly against black.
Order one jacket or equip a team
Create a single personalised chef jacket or order several for your kitchen team. Different names, roles and sizes are configured separately before being added to the basket.
Choose the right embroidery position for your logo or name
The embroidery position determines which part of the design people notice first. A compact restaurant logo on the chest remains visible during face-to-face contact. A name and job title can be placed on the opposite side. Depending on the options shown for the selected product, sleeve or back embroidery may also be available.
The configurator displays the positions that can be used for your chosen jacket. This ensures that the garment, embroidery frame and available design area are compatible with one another.
| Embroidery position | Suitable for | Visual effect |
|---|---|---|
| Left chest | Restaurant logo, company logo, hotel name or brand mark | Traditional placement that remains visible during direct contact |
| Right chest | Name, initials, job title or short line of text | Personal and practical without competing with the main logo |
| Sleeve | Small logo, flag, initials or secondary brand element | Subtle side placement when this position is available |
| Back | Restaurant name, company logo, team name or larger wording | Greater visibility for catering, events and open working areas |
Which embroidery position suits your chef jacket?
For a balanced team uniform, place the restaurant or company logo on one side of the chest and reserve the opposite side for the employee’s name or role. This keeps the business identity and personal information easy to recognise without forcing both elements into the same space.
Back embroidery is useful when the business name should remain visible from further away. A small sleeve design works as a secondary detail. The aim is not to fill every available position, but to give the logo, name and job title a clear visual order.
From the embroidery workshop: The largest available design is not automatically the most suitable. A logo needs clear margins, legible lettering and proportions that work with the shape of the jacket.
How your design is positioned on the chef jacket
Your logo or text is placed within the embroidery area shown in the configurator. Before production, an embroidery specialist checks the chosen size, spacing and technical suitability for the twill fabric.
The preview helps you assess the intended position and approximate overall appearance. It is not colour binding: screen settings, embroidery thread and fabric can reproduce colours differently. If a visible adjustment is required, we will clarify the change with you before embroidery begins.
Design your embroidered chef jacket online
Use the online embroidery configurator to personalise the chef jacket directly on the product. Select the colour and size, choose an available embroidery position and add a name, job title, design or logo.
Check the spelling, thread colour, position and display size before placing your order. Once the order has been received, the design is not sent directly to the embroidery machine. An experienced specialist checks the layout and manually prepares uploaded artwork for production.
Embroider a name or initials
A first name, surname or set of initials uses relatively little space and gives the jacket a clear personal identity. Check spelling, capitalisation, punctuation and special characters carefully.
Add a professional title
Roles such as Head Chef, Sous Chef, Pastry Chef or Baker can be used alone or placed beneath a name. Short, clearly separated lines usually remain easier to read.
Use an embroidery design or template
A prepared design can be used on its own or combined with a short name. One clear focal point generally produces a more balanced result than several equally prominent elements.
Upload your company logo
Upload your restaurant, hotel or company logo and position it in the preview. Our specialists then create the production-ready machine embroidery file manually.
Logo upload, preview and manual digitising
AI, EPS, SVG, vector-based PDF and high-resolution JPG or PNG files can be used as artwork. A vector file is ideal but not essential. Clear outlines, sufficiently large lettering and an image without unnecessary compression artefacts provide the best starting point.
The uploaded image is not yet a machine embroidery file. During manual digitising, our specialists define stitch types, stitch directions, underlay, density and colour sequence to suit the design, required size and twill fabric.
Very small lettering, thin lines, gradients and tightly packed details cannot always be reproduced unchanged with embroidery thread. Where necessary, we check whether adjusted outlines or fewer small elements would produce a clearer result.
Before production: An experienced embroidery specialist manually checks your design for feasibility, legibility and potential technical improvements. If a visible change is required, we will agree the next step with you before embroidery begins.
Order chef jackets with different employee names
You can combine the same restaurant or company logo with different names, roles and garment sizes. Each personalised version must be designed separately and added to the basket as its own item.
Complete the first chef jacket and add it to the basket. Return to the configurator, create the next name and size combination, and add that version as well. Repeat the process until every team member has been entered correctly.
- Design the first chef jacket: Select the colour, size, logo, name, role and embroidery position.
- Add the version to your basket: The completed personalised jacket is stored as a separate order item.
- Create the next employee name: Return to the configurator and prepare the next personalised version.
- Repeat for every team member: Add each combination of size, name and role individually.
- Check the basket: Review every name, spelling, size, colour and quantity before completing the order.
One team logo with individual identification
The shared logo can be used in the same position across all chef jackets. Names, job titles and sizes remain clearly assigned because every personalised jacket is saved as a separate basket item.
Important: Personalised garments are produced from the details supplied with your order. Check every name and assigned garment size carefully before completing the purchase.
Create, check and save an embroidery file for repeat orders
A JPG, PNG or vector graphic shows the colours and outlines of your design, but it does not contain all the instructions required by an embroidery machine. During manual digitising, your logo is prepared for the selected chef jacket, embroidery position and finished design size.
Our specialists decide how each area should be stitched, which stitch directions will support the design and how densely individual sections should be built. Underlay, outlines, spacing and colour sequence are adjusted to the 195 gsm twill fabric.
Have an existing machine embroidery file checked
We do not use an existing machine embroidery file without checking it first. You can send the file by email for a technical assessment. The file format, stitch construction, design size, colour changes and suitability for the selected material are reviewed individually.
As this assessment is completed manually, it may take several days. You will receive the result by email. If you already have a stickerei.com customer account and the file is approved, it can be stored in your account for suitable repeat orders.
Can the same embroidery file be used on other garments?
That depends on the material, finished design size and embroidery position. A file created for the chest of a chef jacket cannot automatically be used unchanged on a cap, polo shirt or stretchy knitted garment.
Smooth fabrics, elastic materials, thick garments and heavily textured surfaces may require different underlay or adjusted stitch density. If you want to use your logo on another product later, we can check the stored file and adapt it where necessary.
Why design size and embroidery position matter
An embroidery file is created for a particular technical application rather than for the logo alone. If a design is reduced considerably, lettering may close and small spaces can disappear. If it is enlarged substantially, the original stitch lengths, underlay and fill construction may no longer suit the new dimensions.
From the embroidery workshop: Using the same logo on the chest, sleeve and back may require separate file versions. This allows outlines, lettering and small details to remain technically appropriate at each size.
Embroidery specialists since 1998 – now in the second generation
We have worked as an embroidery specialist since 1998 and now continue that experience in the second generation. Every order is handled by skilled staff, from checking the supplied artwork and digitising the design to embroidering and inspecting the finished chef jacket.
An embroidery machine follows the commands stored in the file. The preparation stage determines whether lettering remains legible, an outline closes correctly and the design works at the chosen size. We therefore assess the complete combination of artwork, garment, position and stitch construction.
Manual check by an embroidery specialist
Every design created in the configurator is checked for feasibility, legibility, spacing and potential technical improvements before production begins.
Digitising matched to the garment
Stitch types, underlay, density and colour sequence are adjusted to the artwork, twill fabric, finished design size and chosen embroidery position.
Multi-stage quality control
Order details, embroidery file, positioning and finished production are checked at different stages. This helps identify avoidable errors before dispatch.
Personal support when required
If the artwork check identifies a question or a visible change is necessary, you will receive a personal message before the jacket is embroidered.
What manual digitising means for a chef jacket
Creating an embroidery file is not simply a matter of automatically tracing a picture. A specialist selects the stitch type for each letter, outline and filled area. They also decide how the fabric should be supported beneath the design and in which direction each section should be stitched.
These decisions are particularly important for small chest logos and embroidered employee names. A controlled stitch construction helps individual letters remain separated and prevents compact outlines from becoming unnecessarily heavy.
Embroidered chef jackets for restaurants, hotels and kitchen teams
A chef jacket embroidered with a logo and name clearly identifies both the business and the individual employee. It can be used for a single Head Chef or across a complete team with different garment sizes, names and professional roles.
Because each jacket can be configured separately, a shared restaurant logo can be combined with individual staff details. If new employees join later, the stored logo file can be used again for suitable repeat orders.
Restaurants and fine dining
A restaurant logo, employee name and job title provide clear identification within the kitchen team. This is particularly useful in open kitchens and guest-facing areas.
Hotels and large kitchens
A shared logo creates a consistent appearance across different kitchen and hospitality areas. Individual names or roles can identify each member of staff.
Bakeries and patisseries
Bakery, patisserie and brand logos can be combined with names or professional titles. This keeps garments clearly connected to the business in visible working areas.
Catering and event hospitality
Catering teams regularly work away from their usual premises. Recognisable logo embroidery helps connect the employees, their service and the business at each venue.
Cookery schools and training
Names, course titles and school logos support personal identification during practical training. Individual jackets can be added when new participants join.
Food trucks and mobile catering
A chef jacket carrying the company logo strengthens brand recognition where food preparation, service and customer contact take place in the same compact area.
Open kitchens, grills and BBQ
High-contrast logos and names stand out particularly well on the black jacket. This suits contemporary food concepts and customer-facing preparation areas.
Personalised individual gifts
A name, monogram or individual job title can turn the jacket into a personal gift for a home cook, graduate or aspiring hospitality professional.
Premier PR665 chef jacket material and construction
The jacket is made from 65% polyester and 35% cotton. The blended fabric has a twill construction and weighs 195 gsm. This gives the garment a stable feel without the bulk of substantially heavier workwear.
Twill can be recognised by its diagonal weave. Its relatively even surface provides a controlled base for embroidered names, lettering and logos. The final appearance still depends on the shape of the artwork, its size, the selected thread colours and its position on the jacket.
What the fabric blend means in everyday use
The polyester content supports shape retention and straightforward garment care. Cotton contributes to the familiar textile handle of the fabric. Together, they create a practical blend for regularly worn hospitality workwear.
The twill surface is more stable for embroidery than highly elastic or heavily textured materials. Suitable underlay and a stitch construction matched to the design size are still required to keep the fabric controlled beneath the embroidered area.
| Material feature | Meaning for the chef jacket | Meaning for embroidery |
|---|---|---|
| 195 gsm twill | Medium-weight fabric for regularly worn hospitality clothing | Even base for names, lettering and compact logos |
| 65% polyester | Supports shape retention and practical garment care | Helps provide a controlled surface during embroidery |
| 35% cotton | Contributes to the textile handle of the blended fabric | Works with the traditional matt appearance of embroidery thread |
| Diagonal weave | Creates the recognisable and stable twill structure | Stitch direction and underlay are adjusted to the fabric construction |
Unisex long-sleeve chef jacket with a Mandarin collar
The PR665 is a unisex chef jacket available in sizes XS to 5XL. Its long sleeves and Mandarin collar create the traditional shape, while ten metal press studs fasten the wrap-over front.
The unisex design allows the same style to be used across a mixed team. The size label alone is not enough to make a reliable choice. Body shape, preferred ease of movement and the clothing worn beneath the jacket will all influence the fit.
Long-sleeve design
The long sleeves give the garment its traditional chef-jacket appearance. How the sleeves are worn during work will depend on personal preference and workplace requirements.
Mandarin collar with topstitching
The narrow stand collar keeps the neckline clean and defined. Visible topstitching supports the functional construction of the jacket.
Ten metal press studs
Ten metal studs fasten the wrap-over front and retain the recognisable appearance of a traditional professional chef jacket.
Sizes XS to 5XL
The broad size range makes it easier to equip a varied kitchen team with the same garment model and consistent branding.
How to choose the right chef jacket size
Compare the product measurements with a chef jacket or similar work garment that already fits well. Fasten the comparison garment, place it flat and measure without stretching the fabric. This provides a more useful reference than relying on a usual T-shirt size alone.
How to measure a chef jacket before ordering
- Choose a suitable comparison garment: Use a similarly shaped jacket with enough room for comfortable movement.
- Measure the chest width: Measure horizontally from armpit to armpit and compare the result with the available size chart.
- Compare the back length: Measure from the highest shoulder point down to the bottom hem.
- Allow for clothing underneath: Include enough room for a T-shirt or lightweight base layer beneath the jacket.
- Assign team sizes carefully: Record each garment size beside the correct employee name before creating the personalised versions.
Check before personalisation: Custom embroidered chef jackets are produced according to your submitted configuration. Review the size, colour, employee name and job title carefully before completing the order.
Should you choose a black or white embroidered chef jacket?
Both colours have the same material composition and product features. The most suitable option depends on your existing brand identity, the working environment and the contrast between the garment and embroidery thread.
| Chef jacket colour | Suitable embroidery colours | Typical appearance |
|---|---|---|
| White chef jacket | Dark, vibrant and contrasting thread colours | Traditional and clear, with strong definition for darker logos |
| Black chef jacket | Light, colourful and clearly contrasting threads | Contemporary and understated, with light designs standing out visibly |
Compare your logo colours before ordering
Very light threads may lose definition on white, while dark shades can become difficult to distinguish on black. Review the complete relationship between the jacket, logo, employee name and any additional job title.
The on-screen preview helps with this decision but is not colour binding. Screen brightness, display settings, embroidery thread and the textile surface can all affect the perceived colour.
Which logos, names and lettering work well on a chef jacket?
The twill fabric provides an even base for embroidered company logos, restaurant names, job titles and employee names. The finished result also depends on the design size, line width, letter spacing and contrast between the thread and garment colour.
Compact logos with clearly separated shapes are usually easier to reproduce at smaller sizes. Fine lines, small supporting text and narrow spaces may require technical adjustment. The aim is to retain the recognisable features of your logo rather than forcing every small graphic detail into the embroidery.
What we check before embroidering your design
- Does the shape of the design suit the selected chest, sleeve or back position?
- Will letters and enclosed spaces remain open at the required size?
- Are fine lines wide enough to be reproduced clearly with embroidery thread?
- Is there sufficient contrast between the thread and chef jacket?
- Does the artwork require fewer details or adjusted outlines?
- Are the logo, employee name and job title visually balanced?
| Design type | Suitable use | Important considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant or company logo | Chest, sleeve or back | Defined outlines, balanced proportions and sufficient colour contrast |
| Employee name | Personal identification on the chest | Legible font, suitable letter height and controlled spacing |
| Job title | Head Chef, Sous Chef, Pastry Chef, Baker or another role | Short lines with a clear distinction between the name and role |
| Monogram or initials | Compact personalisation on a smaller area | Open letter shapes and an unambiguous arrangement |
| Wide wording | Restaurant name or team wording across the back | Adequate side margins and a font suited to the available width |
| Detailed artwork | Subject to individual technical assessment | Small elements may need to be simplified or combined into clearer shapes |
Workshop tip: A logo and an employee name do not need equal visual emphasis. If the company logo is the main element, a smaller and quieter personal inscription creates a clearer hierarchy across the front of the jacket.
Which font works for an embroidered name?
Legible fonts with open internal spaces and sufficient distance between letters usually perform best for small name embroidery. Very fine scripts, tightly connected letters and long wording require more space or an adjusted layout.
Always assess the font using the actual employee name. A style that works for two initials may become too narrow when used for a long first name and surname. A job title is often clearer when placed on a separate, slightly smaller line.
Why embroidery suits a professional chef jacket
Embroidery builds the design directly onto the garment with thread. This creates a tactile surface that visibly separates company logos, employee names and professional titles from the twill fabric. The result works naturally with the structured appearance of a chef jacket.
The most suitable decoration method depends on the artwork. Photographic images, gradients and extremely small details are not the typical strengths of embroidery. Defined wordmarks, emblems, names and compact logos can be translated effectively into thread.
| Criterion | Embroidery | Textile printing |
|---|---|---|
| Surface appearance | Tactile thread structure with a visible stitch construction | Flat or applied as a thin layer, depending on the printing method |
| Suitable artwork | Logos, names, monograms, emblems and defined lettering | Gradients, images and very fine graphic transitions |
| Colour construction | Defined thread colours without photographic gradients | Gradients and raster effects may be possible, depending on the process |
| Texture | Raised and immediately recognisable as embroidery | Barely noticeable or present as a printed layer, depending on the method |
| Use on this chef jacket | Intended for the available embroidery positions | Not included in this product configuration |
Choose thread colours to suit the jacket
Light thread colours need sufficient definition when used on a white jacket. On black, very dark shades may blend into the fabric when viewed from a normal distance.
Not every original logo colour must be reproduced without adjustment. A slightly different thread shade may improve contrast without changing the recognisable identity of the brand. The on-screen display is a positioning and design preview rather than a colour-binding production proof.
How to wash and care for an embroidered chef jacket
The current manufacturer information for the Premier Workwear PR665 states a washing temperature of up to 60 °C. The care label attached to the delivered jacket remains authoritative because it relates to the specific garment supplied.
Fasten the metal press studs before washing and sort the jacket by colour. Black and white garments should be washed separately. Keep the visible embroidery away from hook-and-loop fasteners, open zips and other rough components that could catch the threads.
Care instructions for the jacket and embroidery
- Check the sewn-in care label before the first wash.
- Wash at no more than 60 °C unless the care label specifies a lower temperature.
- Fasten the metal press studs before placing the jacket in the wash.
- Separate black and white jackets and wash them with similar colours.
- Choose the detergent and programme according to the care label.
- Only tumble dry the garment if the sewn-in care label expressly permits it.
- Do not press a hot iron directly onto the embroidered logo or employee name.
- Reshape the jacket evenly after washing.
Binding care information: The instructions on the sewn-in label of the delivered garment take precedence. Suitability for higher temperatures or specialist industrial laundry processes should only be assumed when supported by current, binding product documentation.
Processing, embroidery and delivery
Once your order has been received, we check the configuration and prepare the design for the selected chef jacket. Processing, including embroidery, usually takes 1–2 working days. Questions about the artwork, large order quantities or an existing embroidery file that has not yet been approved may require additional time.
After production, the order is passed to the delivery provider. Postal transit within Germany, Austria and Switzerland usually takes approximately 2–5 further working days. Carrier transit times are estimates and do not represent a guaranteed delivery date.
- Order received: We receive the jacket colour, size, employee name, artwork and selected embroidery position.
- Design checked: An embroidery specialist reviews legibility, feasibility and technical construction.
- Embroidery file prepared: The artwork is digitised or adapted to the design size, position and twill fabric.
- Jacket embroidered: The personalisation is produced according to the checked configuration.
- Quality check and dispatch: The completed order is inspected, packed and passed to the carrier.
Processing times for company and team orders
Multiple chef jackets using the same approved logo can be processed as one team order. Different employee names and garment sizes remain listed as separate order items.
Production time for larger team orders also depends on the quantity, number of embroidery positions and complexity of the design. If the jackets are required for a fixed date, allow time for both production and carrier transit.
Frequently asked questions about custom embroidered chef jackets
Can I order one embroidered chef jacket?
Yes. You can order a single personalised jacket, a sample garment or an individual replacement. There is no minimum order quantity for this product.
Can I upload my own restaurant or company logo?
Yes. AI, EPS, SVG, vector-based PDF and high-resolution JPG or PNG files can be used as artwork. The design is checked manually and digitised for embroidery before production.
Which embroidery positions are available?
The available embroidery positions are displayed in the configurator. Depending on the product configuration, chest, sleeve or back embroidery may be offered. The positions shown for your selected jacket determine the available options.
Can every chef jacket have a different employee name?
Yes. Create every combination of employee name, role, colour and garment size separately, then add each version to the basket as its own item.
Can I combine an employee name with a company logo?
Yes. For example, the logo can be placed on one side of the chest and the employee name on the other, provided both positions are available in the configurator. Additional sleeve or back embroidery may also be selected where offered.
How large should my logo be?
The appropriate size depends on the artwork shape, lettering and selected embroidery position. Use the design area shown in the configurator and leave adequate space around the motif. The maximum available size is not automatically the best-looking option.
Do I need a vector file for my logo?
No. A vector file is ideal but not essential. A high-resolution JPG or PNG can also be used when the outlines, colours and lettering are clearly visible.
Can I provide an existing machine embroidery file?
You can send it by email for technical assessment. The file format, stitch construction, size and material suitability are checked individually, so the assessment may take several days. An approved file can be stored in an existing customer account for suitable repeat orders.
Is my uploaded logo embroidered automatically?
No. The uploaded image is used as the design artwork. Our specialists create the production-ready embroidery file and define the stitch types, stitch directions, underlay, density and colour sequence.
Is the configurator preview colour accurate?
The preview is not colour binding. It helps you assess the position, display size and overall design. Screen settings, embroidery thread and fabric can reproduce colours differently.
Which sizes are available?
The Premier Workwear PR665 unisex chef jacket is available in sizes XS to 5XL. Compare the product measurements with a well-fitting jacket before ordering.
What is the chef jacket made from?
The jacket is made from 65% polyester and 35% cotton. The blended twill fabric weighs 195 gsm.
What temperature can the chef jacket be washed at?
The current manufacturer information for the Premier Workwear PR665 states up to 60 °C. Always follow the sewn-in care label on the delivered garment.
How long does processing take?
Processing, including embroidery, usually takes 1–2 working days. Large orders, artwork queries or embroidery files that still require approval may need additional time.
How long does delivery within Germany, Austria and Switzerland take?
After production, postal transit within Germany, Austria and Switzerland usually takes approximately 2–5 working days. The actual delivery time depends on the carrier and destination.
Design your custom embroidered chef jacket online
Choose a black or white Premier Workwear PR665, select your size and add a restaurant logo, company logo, employee name or professional title. Every design is checked manually before production, and personalised orders are available from one item.