# RestroCart, full text corpus Source: https://restrocart.com/ - generated 2026-10-23 RestroCart Supplies & Solutions LLP designs and manufactures customized uniforms, tableware, merchandise, packaging and signage for restaurants, cafes, bars, bakeries, hotels and cloud kitchens across India. New Delhi, founded 2018. Contact +91 98213 34906, info@restrocart.com. --- ## Custom Restaurant Uniforms & Supplies India | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/ Customized restaurant uniforms, aprons, chef coats, wooden menus, coasters & merchandise. Designed in New Delhi, delivered pan-India. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. New Delhi · Serving F&B brands across India since 2018 Uniforms & supplies, custom-made to tell your restaurant’s story. RestroCart designs and manufactures premium customized uniforms, tableware and merchandise for cafes, bars, bakeries and restaurants, all under one roof, with in-house design support and doorstep delivery anywhere in India. Chat on WhatsApp Explore the Catalogue Trusted by 250+ F&B brands, from The Lodhi, New Delhi to your neighbourhood specialty coffee bar. The Lodhi, New DelhiCaffe ToninoDelhi House CafeDefence BakerySuchali’s Artisan BakehouseNOMAD PizzaBlue TokaiGreko Espresso BarLord ElginTomatinaThe Sunday HouseEchoesHouse of WokLavelle, SrinagarNouba, JaipurLevitate, GuwahatiBon Chic, AmritsarMelt Bakehouse The Lodhi, New DelhiCaffe ToninoDelhi House CafeDefence BakerySuchali’s Artisan BakehouseNOMAD PizzaBlue TokaiGreko Espresso BarLord ElginTomatinaThe Sunday HouseEchoesHouse of WokLavelle, SrinagarNouba, JaipurLevitate, GuwahatiBon Chic, AmritsarMelt Bakehouse What we make One partner for everything your brand wears and serves on. Uniforms Shirts, polos & t-shirts, aprons, chef coats and winterwear that make your team look and feel their best. See uniforms → Tableware Wooden & MDF menus, coasters, napkins, placemats and bill folders that sync with your ambience. See tableware → Merchandise Badges, tote bags, mugs, keychains and magnets that turn loyal diners into brand ambassadors. See merchandise → Why RestroCart Specialists in F&B, not just another uniform vendor. Most uniform suppliers stop at stitching. We start with your brand. Since 2018, RestroCart has done one thing only, customized uniforms and supplies for the hospitality industry, which is why restaurateurs trust us with everything from a barista’s apron to the menu it’s photographed next to. Our design team works closely with yours to pick fabrics, colours, embroidery and materials that fit your budget and your story. Then we manufacture, quality-check and deliver to your doorstep, anywhere in India. 250+F&B brands served across India All under one roofUniforms, tableware & merchandise In-house designMockups, fabrics & samples before production Pan-IndiaDoorstep delivery, Delhi to Guwahati Brands on the cart In good company, coast to coast. From five-star hotels to specialty coffee roasters, 250+ F&B brands have trusted RestroCart with their look. Fresh off the cart Recent deliveries Real orders, freshly delivered to real restaurants. Our newest work, straight from the studio floor. Beige polo t-shirt, olive half apron and black jeans set Black bib aprons with beige straps and ties, pair Beige double-breasted waistcoats with gold crest, front and back Black baseball caps with white printed logo, pair front view Green pleated toque chef hats with embroidered logo, pair Cork coasters with black script logo arranged in a flower shape View the full wall →   Browse & shortlist our work → Pick what you like See 2,100+ real deliveries, then shortlist yours in two taps. Our work gallery is filterable by product, chef coats, aprons, steward uniforms, wooden menus, coasters, badges, delivery bags, and searchable by brand. Tick the pieces you want for your outlet, hit one button, and WhatsApp opens with your shortlist already written out. No forms, no back-and-forth, no waiting for a callback. Open the work gallery →   Build a quote → Cork coasters with printed bowl logo, seven on dark wood Printed beverage menu cards with botanical illustrations Black and gold name badges with printed names, pin back shown Beige table napkins with embroidered logo, folded pair How it works From first WhatsApp to doorstep delivery. Tell us what you need Message us on WhatsApp or email your requirement, even a rough idea works. We design with you Our team suggests fabrics, colours and branding, and shares mockups & samples for approval. We manufacture Production begins only after you approve, with quality checks at every stage. Delivered to your door Your order arrives ready to use, anywhere in India. From the blog · 112 articles Ideas, client stories & buying guides Fabric guides, cost planning, care routines and real projects, written by the team that makes the work. 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBarista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs A guide to barista aprons for specialty coffee shops and roasteries: cross-back vs neck strap, canvas, denim or leather, pockets for tools, length and… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team How to dress a small boutique hotel, villa or homestay team: front desk, F&B, housekeeping, gardeners and drivers, plus fabrics, layering and reorders… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseBranded Tote Bags for Cafes, Bakeries and Restaurants: Canvas vs Jute vs Cotton, Printing, and Retail vs Giveaway How to choose branded tote bags for a cafe, bakery or restaurant: canvas vs jute vs cotton, GSM, print methods, sizes, and whether to sell them or giv… Read the story → Read all 112 articles → Good to know Frequently asked questions What does RestroCart make?We design and manufacture customized supplies for the F&B industry: uniforms (shirts, polos and t-shirts, aprons, chef coats, hoodies), tableware (wooden, MDF and paper menus, coasters, napkins, placemats, bill folders) and branded merchandise (badges, tote bags, keychains, mugs, magnets), all under one roof. Who does RestroCart work with?Cafes, bars, bakeries, fine-dine restaurants, cloud kitchens, hotels and F&B chains across India. Since 2018 we have delivered custom uniforms and supplies to 250+ brands, from The Lodhi, New Delhi to specialty coffee bars in Amritsar, Jaipur, Srinagar and Guwahati. Do you deliver outside Delhi NCR?Yes. We are based in New Delhi and deliver to your doorstep anywhere in India. Recent deliveries include Amritsar, Ludhiana, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Gurgaon and Goa. Can you match uniforms to our brand identity?That is exactly what we do. Share your logo and theme, and our in-house design team suggests colours, fabrics, embroidery and prints so your uniforms, tableware and merchandise all speak one brand language. You approve the designs and samples before production. What is the minimum order quantity?It varies by product: uniforms typically start at small team-size quantities, while tableware and merchandise depend on material and customization. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 with your requirement and we'll confirm quantities and pricing the same day. How do I place an order?Simply WhatsApp us at +91 98213 34906 or email info@restrocart.com with your requirements. We help you design, share samples, and deliver the finished order to your doorstep. Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Catalogue: Custom Uniforms, Tableware & Merch | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/catalogue/ Custom restaurant uniforms, wooden & MDF menus, coasters, napkins, badges, totes and packaging, made in New Delhi, delivered across India. Home › Catalogue Catalogue Premium customized uniforms & supplies We design and manufacture everything your restaurant, cafe or bar wears and serves on, customized to your brand, delivered to your doorstep anywhere in India. Explore our three families of products, or see finished work on instagram.com/restrocart. Uniforms catalogue (PDF) Tableware, merchandise & packaging catalogue (PDF) Build a quote Product catalogue Every product and style, with real photographs Numbers are real pieces in our gallery. Open any product to see every one we have made, then tick the ones you like for a quote. Uniforms - Chef coats 374 Chef caps 44 · Denim chef coats 9 - Aprons 365 Canvas aprons 68 · Denim aprons 49 · Leather & waterproof aprons 15 - Service 263 Catering uniforms 10 - Shirts 160 - T-shirts 144 Polo t-shirts 146 · Round-neck t-shirts 46 · Dry-fit & full-sleeve tees 31 - Housekeeping 121 - Manager 80 Waistcoats 39 · Blazers 12 - Bartender 43 - Caps 53 - Winterwear 147 Hoodies & sweatshirts 64 · Sweaters & cardigans 32 · Jackets & windcheaters 51 Tableware - Menus 109 Wooden & MDF menus 47 · Leatherette menus 17 - Coasters 45 Cork, MDF & leatherette coasters 26 - Linen 46 Table napkins 32 - Accessories 45 Tent cards & table stands 17 · Bill holders 16 Merchandise - Badges 58 - Drinkware 31 Mugs, enamelware & glassware 31 - Tote bags 6 - Gifting 21 Packaging - Delivery bags 10 Uniforms Shirts & t-shirts (polos, round neck, oversized drop-shoulder) · Aprons for chefs, servers, bartenders & housekeeping · Coats for chefs, bartenders & managers · Hoodies & winterwear Explore uniforms → Tableware Menus in paper, MDF & wood · Coasters in paper, MDF & cork · Table napkins & placemats · Bill folders, order pads, tent cards & QR stands Explore tableware → Merchandise Name badges & lapel pins · Tote bags · Keychains · Fridge magnets · Mugs, enamelware & glassware · Notebooks · Embroidered & leather patches Explore merchandise → Packaging & Print Insulated delivery bags · Paper sleeves & cake boxes · Stickers, seals & danglers · Signage & standees · Thank-you cards · Visiting cards & stationery Explore packaging & print → Why order from a specialist Built for restaurants, by people who live restaurants. Every product in this catalogue was made for a real client, a maroon napkin embroidered for Lord Elgin, Ludhiana, wooden menus for The Sunday House, barista aprons for Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar. We understand kitchen heat, spill-prone service and the hundred small details that make a brand feel premium. That’s why one WhatsApp message gets you a partner, not just a printer. Good to know Frequently asked questions Can I order products that are not listed in the catalogue?Very likely, yes. The catalogue shows our most-ordered products, but we routinely build custom items, newspaper-style menus, laundry bags, QR table stands, leather waiter wallets and more. If your restaurant needs it branded, ask us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906. Do you help with design, or do I need ready artwork?Both work. Send us ready artwork if you have it, or just share your logo and vibe. Our in-house design team creates mockups for your approval before anything goes into production. How long does an order take?Timelines depend on product and quantity. Uniforms and tableware typically move from approved design to doorstep delivery within a few weeks; we confirm exact timelines with your quote. Do you supply single products or only full sets?Anything from a batch of aprons to a complete launch kit: uniforms for every team, table setup and merchandise. Many clients start with one product and return for the rest. Get the full catalogue & pricing on WhatsApp. Send us a message, and we’ll share detailed options, fabrics, materials and quotes for the products you need. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Restaurant Uniforms & Aprons India | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/catalogue/uniforms/ Custom restaurant uniforms from New Delhi: chef coats, canvas & denim aprons, polos, shirts, housekeeping, bartender and winterwear. Delivered pan-India. Home › Catalogue › Uniforms Catalogue · Uniforms Customized Restaurant Uniforms: Chef Coats, Aprons, Shirts & Winterwear Your team is your brand in motion. Since 2018 RestroCart has dressed chefs, baristas, stewards, bartenders, housekeeping teams and managers for 250+ F&B brands, from five-star hotels to neighbourhood coffee bars. Every fabric, colour, cut, embroidery and print is customized to your identity, sampled for your approval, and delivered to your doorstep anywhere in India. Download the uniforms catalogue (PDF) Build a quote Chefs Chef coats, chef jackets & kitchen uniforms A well-designed chef coat presents the brand as professionally as the plate. We customize fabric weight, colour, piping, button style, mandarin or notch collars, and branding placement, in breathable twills and cottons built for real kitchen heat. Denim and black chef jackets for open kitchens; classic whites for fine-dine. - Chef coats - Denim chef jackets - Chef caps & skull caps - Chef trousers - Commis & sous coats - Kitchen aprons Black chef coats with red embroidered logo and gold piping, pair Grey chef coats with maroon collar and maroon piping, long and short sleeve pair laid flat White chef coats with black collar, black piping and red embroidered chest logo, long and short sleeve pair Bottle green chef coats with orange collar and printed logo, paired with a matching green chef cap Black chef coat with mint green piping and a black bib apron with mint ties, both with embroidered logo Blue denim chef coat with metal snap buttons and navy bib apron with repeat red print pattern Black chef coat with red collar and red piping beside a black bib apron, both with orange and red logo Black chef coats with red collar, red piping and red buttons, long and short sleeve with embroidered logo Bottle green chef coat with yellow collar, matching green cap and mustard bib apron with printed logo White double-breasted chef coats with tan collar, tan buttons and embroidered cup logo, long and short sleeve Navy chef coat with white piping beside folded white chef coat White chef coat with black buttons, black chef trousers and black bib apron with white printed logo See all 374 chef coats we have made → By style: Chef caps (44) · Denim chef coats (9) Aprons Canvas, denim, leather & waterproof aprons The most-ordered product on the cart. Cross-back, full-length, bib and half aprons in cotton canvas, washed denim, leatherette and waterproof fabrics, with pockets, leatherette belts, brass eyelets and adjustable neck straps. Embroidered crests or printed artwork, cut to your brand colours. - Canvas aprons - Denim aprons - Leather & leatherette aprons - Waterproof aprons - Half & waist aprons - Cross-back straps Two red bib aprons with black and white printed logo and red neck straps, one overlapping the other Two light grey bib aprons with front pocket and gold embroidered tree logo, laid side by side Two taupe bib aprons with white embroidered logo and front pocket, overlapping on wooden planks Two black bib aprons with small gold embroidered crest logo and waist ties, laid overlapping Two mustard bib aprons with round printed chef portrait logo and long waist ties Two purple bib aprons with white printed script slogan across the chest, laid overlapping Red and navy bib aprons with printed logo, red apron with white hem band and navy with red band Two tan bib aprons with black printed wreath logo, pocket and tied waist straps Two dark brown bib aprons with pink printed oval logo and front pocket, laid overlapping Two pink bib aprons with white embroidered script name and waist ties, laid side by side Two red bib aprons with large white printed stacked-letter logo, one overlapping the other Two mustard yellow waist aprons with large front pocket and green printed logo See all 365 aprons we have made → By style: Canvas aprons (68) · Denim aprons (49) · Leather & waterproof aprons (15) Service Steward, server, hostess & catering uniforms The uniform your guest sees most. We build coordinated service kits, shirt or polo, apron, cap, badge, so every steward reads as one brand while the roles stay distinct. Kurta sets for Indian-cuisine floors, hostess uniforms for the door, and catering kits built to travel. - Steward uniforms - Server & waiter sets - Hostess uniforms - Kurta uniforms - Catering & banquet - Valet uniforms Navy polo t-shirt with light blue bib apron and printed logo Black polo, black cap and blue printed aprons service set Blue waist apron with printed text and white striped shirt Cream shirt with brown trim, brown half apron and brown trousers Navy half apron and red polo t-shirt with printed logo Brown bib apron with leather straps and beige polo t-shirt Beige polo t-shirt and olive waist apron with white embroidered logo Black cap, pink half apron and navy polo with star logo Green bib apron, black polo t-shirt and black trousers set Beige polo t-shirt with maroon embroidered script logo, folded with black service trousers Dark brown polo t-shirt with white circular chest logo, folded with charcoal service trousers Beige polo t-shirt with embroidered logo, blue denim jeans and brown waist apron with grey trim See all 263 waiter and steward uniforms we have made → By style: Catering uniforms (10) Shirts Uniform shirts, denim shirts, overshirts & safari shirts Tailored uniform shirts in poly-cotton, oxford, denim and linen-look fabrics: sharp for fine-dine, relaxed for cafes. Contrast plackets, rolled sleeves with tabs, twin pockets and embroidered chest crests are the usual asks. - Regular uniform shirts - Denim shirts - Overshirts - Safari shirts - Contrast plackets - Chest embroidery Two charcoal denim shirts with red embroidered logo, folded pair Royal blue half-sleeve overshirt with embroidered rickshaw on back Black and white long-sleeve uniform shirts with embroidered monogram logo on chest and collar Two navy uniform shirts with orange and white printed logo on the chest, folded side by side Light blue band-collar uniform shirts with colourful embroidered chest logo, long and short sleeve White long-sleeve uniform shirts with orange embroidered cup logo, full shirt and folded pair Navy long-sleeve uniform shirts with white embroidered chest logo, full and folded shirt Black long-sleeve uniform shirts with white embroidered chest wordmark, full and folded shirt Light grey uniform shirts with black pocket welt trim and tonal embroidered logo, long sleeve White band-collar uniform shirts with grey button tab and brown embroidered name, long sleeve Two folded bottle green uniform shirts with white embroidered leaf logo, laid overlapping Lilac pinstripe long-sleeve uniform shirts with copper embroidered name and sleeve logo See all 160 uniform shirts we have made → T-shirts Polos, round necks, dry-fit & oversized drop-shoulders The everyday hero of cafe, QSR and cloud-kitchen uniforms. Cotton, poly-cotton, dry-fit and heavy-GSM oversized fabrics in a wide colour range, with contrast tipping on collars and cuffs, embroidered crests, DTF and screen prints. - Polo t-shirts - Round neck - Oversized drop-shoulder - Dry-fit - Full-sleeve tees - Contrast tipping White dry-fit polo t-shirts with embroidered logo, folded pair White full-sleeve t-shirt with black printed logo and black polo Mustard yellow polo t-shirts with tonal embroidered chest logo and back text, full and folded view Black and heather grey polo t-shirts with embroidered sailboat logo on the chest Black polo t-shirts with yellow and green printed logo on chest and large logo on the back Sky blue polo t-shirts with black collar, black sleeve tipping and red printed chest logo Black polo t-shirts with white printed slogan on the back and swan logo on the front Light grey polo t-shirts with brown wreath chest logo and printed slogan across the back Dark brown and beige polo t-shirts with embroidered snowflake-style logo, folded side by side Navy polo t-shirts with white embroidered palm tree logo Beige polo t-shirts with orange tipping and colourful embroidered logo Bottle green polo t-shirts with white embroidered logo on sleeve and back See all 144 t-shirt uniforms we have made → By style: Polo t-shirts (146) · Round-neck t-shirts (46) · Dry-fit & full-sleeve tees (31) Housekeeping Housekeeping & support-staff uniforms Hardworking uniforms for the team that keeps the room right. Durable poly-cotton in stain-forgiving colours, with ladies and gents fits, apron options and clear colour-coding so housekeeping reads apart from service at a glance. - Housekeeping shirts - Ladies fits - Utility aprons - Colour-coded teams - Caps & headbands Beige long tunic with black collar, gold crest and folded trousers Brown tunic with band collar, gold logo and brown trousers Beige tunic with black collar and cuffs, palm logo, dark trousers Beige tunic with olive trim and pocket logo, olive trousers Navy tunic with beige trim, navy trousers and black bib apron Navy tunic with white collar, yellow flower logo, trousers and apron Black tunic with white piping, gold logo and black trousers Black tunic with red piping, round white logo and black trousers Khaki short sleeve tunic with white collar, cuff and pocket trim, logo and elastic waist trousers Navy short sleeve tunic with red embroidered pocket logo and navy elastic waist trousers Khaki tunic with white collar, cuffs and front piping, orange logo and matching trousers, folded Khaki tunic with white trim and orange fox logo, navy bib apron with orange print and trousers See all 121 housekeeping uniforms we have made → Managers Manager shirts, blazers & waistcoats Front-of-house leadership deserves tailoring. Waistcoats in v-neck, collared, Nehru-collar and angrakha styles; blazers and half-jackets in tweed, suiting and textured fabrics; crisp manager shirts with name badges and lapel pins to finish the look. - Manager shirts - Waistcoats - Blazers & half jackets - Nehru jackets - Lapel pins & badges Black blazer with white crest logo over light blue shirt Black and white shirts with gold embroidered logo, black trousers White band collar shirt with olive placket and khaki trousers White shirt, beige Nehru jacket with maroon logo, black trousers Maroon shirt, beige waistcoat and beige trousers White shirt, grey green waistcoat with gold logo, black trousers Back view of camel waistcoat with tie belt on tailor mannequin Camel double-breasted shawl-collar waistcoat with green pocket trims Two navy double-breasted service waistcoats with satin black lining and white embroidered logo Two olive green Nehru-collar waistcoats with embroidered round crest on the chest pocket Tan double-breasted shawl-collar waistcoat with olive pocket trims and dark lining Tan brown two button blazer with matching trousers over blue striped shirt, laid flat See all 80 manager uniforms we have made → By style: Waistcoats (39) · Blazers (12) Bar Bartender, hookah & shisha team uniforms Bar teams work under lights and in close view, so we build uniforms that photograph well and take a shift. Leather and denim bar aprons, rolled-sleeve shirts, waistcoats, suspenders and branded bar accessories, matched to the bar's material palette. - Bartender aprons - Bar shirts & waistcoats - Hookah & shisha teams - Suspenders - Bar accessories Black shirt, maroon waistcoat and khaki trousers Beige shirt, tan double-breasted waistcoat and olive trousers side by side Tan waistcoat with olive trim layered over beige shirt, olive trousers Dark brown and light grey double breasted waistcoats with printed chest logo, laid flat Blue striped shirt with white collar, tan double breasted waistcoat and black trousers Blue striped shirt with black bow tie, tan lapel waistcoat and black trousers, laid flat Black shirt and black long waistcoat, both with white embroidered crest logo, laid flat White band collar shirt beside tan leatherette bib apron with embossed logo and leather strap Lilac bartender shirt with black bow tie and black placket, purple script logo, with black trousers Lilac shirt with black tie and purple embroidered script logo folded on black formal trousers Two purple and blue windowpane check double-breasted waistcoats, one folded, on grey wood Purple windowpane check waistcoat over light blue shirt with black tie and black trousers See all 43 bartender uniforms we have made → Headwear Caps, beanies & service headwear Baseball caps, newsboy caps, skull caps, bucket hats and beanies, embroidered or printed. Small item, big brand recall, and the fastest way to make a QSR or delivery team look uniform. - Baseball caps - Newsboy caps - Chef skull caps - Beanies - Bucket hats Black baseball caps with round white printed badge logo Beige satin baseball caps with white embroidered logo, pair Black baseball caps with white circle printed logo, pair Beige caps with black butterfly print, front and side view Pair of black baseball caps with pink embroidered patisserie wordmark on the front panel, on wood Pair of black baseball caps with round orange printed mascot patch on the front, on wooden planks Pair of orange baseball caps with raised maroon embroidered monogram on the front, on wood Pair of plum purple baseball caps with white embroidered wordmark and flower motif, on wood Pair of black satin baseball caps with white embroidered badge style logo patch, on wooden planks See all 53 caps and headwear we have made → Winterwear Hoodies, sweatshirts, zippers, jackets & raincoats Customized winterwear that keeps your team warm through early-morning prep and late-night service: hoodies, sweatshirts, cardigans, fleece and hooded zippers, windcheaters and raincoats for delivery riders, all in your brand colours. - Hoodies - Sweatshirts - Zippers & hooded zippers - Sweaters & cardigans - Windcheaters - Rider raincoats Navy zip-up hoodies with white embroidered logo, pair laid flat Black zip hoodies with gold printed logo on back and chest Off-white hoodies with orange and black printed logo on back Black and beige hoodies with circular printed badge logo Black V-neck sweaters with white embroidered logo, folded pair Bottle green V-neck sweaters with orange embroidered script logo Bottle green V-neck sweaters with white embroidered text logo Beige knit cardigans with embroidered crest logo, folded pair Black sweatshirts with white printed script logo and back quote Black and beige crewneck sweatshirts with gold printed logo Black sweatshirts with housekeeping print on back and chest logo Charcoal fleece zip jackets with red and white printed logo on the back and chest See all 147 winterwear we have made → By style: Hoodies & sweatshirts (64) · Sweaters & cardigans (32) · Jackets & windcheaters (51) Good to know Frequently asked questions Which fabrics do you offer for restaurant uniforms?Cotton, poly-cotton blends, oxford, linen-look and dry-fit fabrics for shirts and t-shirts; cotton canvas, washed denim, leatherette and waterproof fabrics for aprons; breathable twills for chef coats; and fleece, French terry and poly-fill for winterwear. We recommend fabric by kitchen heat, service style, wash cycle and budget, and send physical swatches before you commit. Can you embroider our logo instead of printing?Yes. Embroidery, screen printing, DTF prints, sublimation, woven labels and leather or metal patches are all available in-house. Embroidered crests remain the most popular choice for a premium, long-lasting finish, especially on aprons, polos and chef coats. Do you make uniforms for every team in a restaurant?Yes: chefs and kitchen brigade, stewards and servers, hostesses, baristas and bartenders, housekeeping, managers, valets, catering crews and delivery riders. Most clients order coordinated designs so every team looks distinct yet unmistakably one brand. What quantities can I order, and is there a minimum?Uniform orders start at small team sizes and scale to multi-outlet chains, we have delivered 12-piece cafe orders and 500+ piece hotel orders. WhatsApp your team size and role split to +91 98213 34906 and we will confirm pricing the same day. How long do custom uniforms take?After design approval and sampling, most uniform orders ship within 2 to 4 weeks depending on quantity, embroidery volume and fabric availability. Rush timelines are possible, tell us your opening date and we will work backwards from it. Do you deliver uniforms outside Delhi NCR?Yes, pan-India doorstep delivery. Recent uniform deliveries include Amritsar, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Pune, Bengaluru, Goa and Mohali. Can you re-order the exact same uniform later?Yes. We keep your patterns, fabric codes, thread shades and embroidery files on record, so top-ups for new hires match the original batch. Customize uniforms for your brand. Share your logo and requirements, and we’ll reply with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Menus, Coasters & Napkins India | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/catalogue/tableware/ Wooden, MDF & leatherette menus, cork and MDF coasters, embroidered napkins, bill folders, caddies and tent cards, handcrafted in New Delhi, delivered pan-India. Home › Catalogue › Tableware Catalogue · Tableware Customized Restaurant Tableware: Menus, Coasters, Napkins & Table Accessories Diners judge the table before the first dish arrives. We handcraft menus, coasters, napkins, mats and table accessories that sync with your interiors and make the first impression a strong one, in solid wood, MDF, cork, leatherette, paper, brass and fabric. Every piece is made to your dimensions, your finish and your artwork. Download the tableware, merchandise & packaging catalogue (PDF) Build a quote Menus Menus in wood, MDF, leatherette, paper & sunboard From rustic wooden clipboards to stitched leatherette folders, engraved MDF boards and newspaper-style broadsheets, we build menus that guests photograph. Clip-style and screw-post menus make swapping specials effortless; double-sided boards work hard in cafes; QR-integrated menus keep delivery and dine-in in sync. - Wooden menus - MDF menu boards - Leatherette folders - Paper menus - Sunboard menus - Double-sided boards - Clip & screw-post - QR menus Grey leatherette menu folder opened with inner pocket Brown textured leatherette arched menu board with screw spine Grey leatherette menu folder edge held in hand, close-up Dark wooden clip menu boards with brass screws, engraved logo Wooden menu board with black cover and open printed menu pages Paddle-shaped MDF menu boards with handle and printed menu Dark wood grain MDF menu board with engraved logo and menu insert Small dark wooden menu boards with printed cover and engraved front Light wood MDF menu boards with ring binding and printed insert Light wood grain menu board with small ring binder and holes Wood grain menu board with ring binder beside a steel ruler Light wood grain menu board with metal ring binder, close-up Open tan leatherette menu folder with screw-post binding holding a printed menu page Distressed tan leatherette landscape menu folder with debossed hotel name and location Red leatherette menu folder with stitched edges, debossed round logo and debossed hotel name See all 109 restaurant menus we have made → By style: Wooden & MDF menus (47) · Leatherette menus (17) Coasters Coasters in cork, MDF, leatherette & paper Match the coaster to the room: printed cork for warmth, MDF for crisp full-colour graphics, leatherette for premium bars, and SBS paper for high-turnover service. Round, square, hexagonal or die-cut to your logo shape. - Cork coasters - MDF coasters - Leatherette coasters - Paper coasters - Die-cut shapes - Gold-foil finishes Close up of nine cork coasters with engraved script lettering Round cork coasters with engraved coffee cup logo, set of nine Close-up of a tan square leatherette coaster with stitched edge and embossed mirrored letters Close-up of a black stitched leatherette coaster with gold foil script logo on a leatherette menu Three round brown coasters with laser-engraved block logo lined up on a stone bar counter Plain square leatherette coasters in dark brown and orange with contrast edge stitching Round leatherette coasters in beige and plum with embossed geometric tile pattern Round plum leatherette coaster with debossed vertical wordmark and tagline Round grey leatherette coaster with debossed vertical wordmark and tagline, on a slate surface Square red leatherette coasters with gold foil printed logo beside cork backing squares Round natural cork coaster with speckled texture resting on a table top Round blush pink MDF coasters with teal printed grille wordmark, arranged in a cluster See all 45 coasters we have made → By style: Cork, MDF & leatherette coasters (26) Table linen Napkins, table mats, runners & cutlery wraps Embroidered napkins, denim and leatherette placemats, printed runners and gingham cutlery wraps, linens that elevate the dining experience and quietly repeat your logo at every seat. Cotton, linen-blend, denim and easy-wash poly options. - Table napkins - Placemats & table mats - Runners - Cutlery wraps - Tea towels - Embroidery & prints Brown table napkins with orange embroidered motif, folded pair Brown leatherette table mats with rounded corners and small debossed corner logo Grey leatherette table mats with rounded corners and two matching round coasters Rust brown cloth table napkins with gold embroidered flower motif in the corner Coral pink cloth table napkins with bold yellow embroidered logo, laid at an angle Bottle green cloth table napkins with white embroidered script name in the corner Black cloth table napkins with small red embroidered monogram in the corner Maroon table napkins with gold embroidered logo, three pieces Olive green cloth table napkins with tonal embroidered bird logo in the corner Teal cloth table napkins with gold embroidered round monogram, one folded in half Chocolate brown cloth table napkins with gold embroidered T monogram in the corner White cloth table napkins with orange and grey embroidered corner logo, laid overlapping See all 46 table napkins and linen we have made → By style: Table napkins (32) Table accessories Bill folders, caddies, tent cards, order pads & trays The supporting cast that keeps service smooth and on-brand: wooden and MDF bill folders with scan-to-pay QR panels, cutlery caddies and condiment holders, engraved tent cards and table stands, captain order pads, trays and platters. - Bill holders & folders - Cutlery caddies - Tent cards - Table & QR stands - Order pads - Trays & platters - Cue cards - Wooden holder sets Brown leatherette bill folders with embossed logo, pen and receipt Closed tan brown leatherette bill folder with textured finish Open grey textured fabric bill folder with pockets and pen loop Grey brown leatherette bill folders, closed and open with pen Folded white paper bill holder with receipt clip and art card Dark teal tent cards with printed offer details on wooden floor Clear acrylic table stand with pine base in protective wrap Clear acrylic card holder slotted into a dark wooden base Pair of brushed gold metal tent signs with black printed lettering on a wooden table Two printed promo tent cards held in engraved pine wood block stands on a wooden table Printed promo tent cards in engraved pine wood stands with matching offer flyers spread in front Stacked white wooden table stand blocks with engraved logos of several cafes, on a wooden table Set of mahogany wood table number stands with engraved numbers and logo on square bases Pair of pine wood table stands, one engraved with table number and wifi details, one with cafe logo MDF bill holders · Azura See all 45 table accessories we have made → By style: Tent cards & table stands (17) · Bill holders (16) Good to know Frequently asked questions Which material should I choose for menus: paper, MDF, leatherette or wood?Paper is best for menus that change often and for delivery inserts; MDF gives crisp printed graphics at a friendly price and survives daily handling; leatherette folders feel premium and let you swap inserts; solid wood is the most durable and photogenic, ideal for bars and fine-dine. Clip-style wooden menus give you both worlds: a lasting board with easily swapped inserts. Can tableware match our interior theme?Yes, and that is the point. Share photos of your space and our design team proposes materials, stains, laminates and finishes that complement your interiors, from rustic cafe warmth to dark speakeasy moods. Do you make small quantities for a single outlet?Yes. Tableware orders are sized to your outlet, a 20-table cafe and a 200-cover brewery both get the same design attention. Quantities and pricing are confirmed on WhatsApp within a day. Can you add QR codes for digital menus and payments?Yes: engraved or printed QR codes on menus, bill folders and standalone wooden or acrylic table stands are among our most-ordered products. We can also print a fresh QR batch when your ordering link changes. How do you ship wooden and MDF items safely?Every board, folder and holder is edge-protected and boxed with corner packing before dispatch. We have shipped wooden menus from Delhi to Srinagar, Guwahati and Goa without breakage. Do you supply napkins in bulk with laundry-safe branding?Yes. For linens we recommend embroidery or high-temperature-safe prints so branding survives commercial laundering, and we can supply matching laundry bags to keep uniform and linen cycles organised. Customize tableware for your brand. Share your logo and requirements, and we’ll reply with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Restaurant Merchandise India | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/catalogue/merchandise/ Staff name badges, lapel pins, tote bags, keychains, magnets, printed mugs, enamelware, glassware and patches, custom made for cafes, bars and restaurants in India. Home › Catalogue › Merchandise Catalogue · Merchandise Custom Restaurant Merchandise: Badges, Totes, Mugs, Glassware & Gifting Merchandise turns a good meal into a lasting relationship. Badges build rapport at the table, totes walk your logo around the city, and mugs keep your brand on desks long after dessert. We design merch that guests actually want to keep, a new revenue line and a marketing channel in one. Download the tableware, merchandise & packaging catalogue (PDF) Build a quote Badges & pins Name badges, round badges, lapel & tie pins Acrylic, metallic laser-cut, PVC and reusable name badges with magnetic or pin backs, plus shaped lapel pins and tie pins for managers. Names can be engraved, printed or slotted in so badges outlive staff changes. - Acrylic name badges - Metal laser-cut pins - Round PVC badges - Reusable slot badges - Lapel pins - Tie pins White name badges with printed logo and job titles, magnet back White name badges with printed logo, names and roles, five pieces Round printed badges in green and orange with small name badges Three round cream pin badges with black printed logo, one on a kraft backing card Gold-tone metal lapel pins with floral outline motif mounted on kraft backing cards Maroon rectangular name badges with gold logo and blank white name strip, plus a pin-back Set of gold rectangular staff name badges with printed names and roles, plus a pin-back view Assorted staff name badges in green, red, cream, gold and black for several outlets Black staff name badges with white logo panel and blank name strip, plus a white pin-back Cream staff name badges with round orange logo, printed names and job titles, plus a magnetic back Round button badges with coffee pun slogans in brown and black print, with one badge showing the pin back Set of black and white rectangular staff name badges with printed names, roles and logo, pin backs See all 58 name badges and pins we have made → Drinkware Mugs, enamelware & branded glassware Printed ceramic mugs, rugged enamel mugs, beer mugs, shot glasses and branded glassware, for retail at the counter, event giveaways or gifting to your best regulars. - Printed mugs - Enamelware - Beer mugs - Shot glasses - Branded glassware - Bottles White ceramic cups with multicolour printed logo on dark table Stack of three white ceramic mugs with full-wrap colourful movie poster print Two black ceramic mugs with black and white street photo print and red circle logo, on a log outdoors Branded glassware · Batli 29 Black enamelware · Black Bear Brew Branded glassware · Burma Burma Branded bottles · Keventers Printed mugs · Selfie Swag Cafe Enamelware · Sepoy See all 31 mugs and glassware we have made → By style: Mugs, enamelware & glassware (31) Bags & gifting Tote bags, keychains, magnets, patches & notebooks Canvas totes for festive gifting, cork keychains, fridge magnets, embroidered and leather patches, notebooks and cushion covers. Small products with outsized brand recall, and easy add-ons to a launch kit. - Canvas tote bags - Keychains - Fridge magnets - Embroidered patches - Leather patches - Notebooks & diaries - Cushion covers Brown stitched leatherette folder with angled tab flap closure and debossed corporate logo Three stacked white mugs with colourful dotted printed logo White canvas tote bags with small printed logo, pair on wood Tote bags · All Things Yummy Bar jiggers · Cafe Tornado Merchandise kits · Drunk House Merchandise kits · Echoes Merchandise kits · Pop Thai Merchandise kits · Rankson Bar jiggers · Sepoy Tote bags · The Dhobi Laundry Tote bags · The Lodhi See all 21 merchandise and gifting kits we have made → Good to know Frequently asked questions Why should a restaurant sell or gift merchandise?Merchandise extends the dining experience: it builds loyalty, creates word-of-mouth marketing, works as event giveaways, and can become a supplemental revenue stream. A diner carrying your tote or drinking from your mug is a walking recommendation, and unlike an ad, they chose to keep it. What merchandise works best for my kind of outlet?Cafes and lounges do well with tees, caps, badges, coasters and mugs; fine-dine restaurants with branded glassware and premium gifting; QSR and delivery brands with caps, badges, magnets and keychains; breweries with beer mugs and bar accessories. We will suggest a mix that fits your audience and price point. Can you produce merchandise for an event or launch?Yes: launch kits, festive gifting (Diwali totes and hampers for loyal diners), anniversary drops and event giveaways are common orders. Share your date and we will work backwards to make it comfortably. What is the minimum order for badges or mugs?Badges and pins start at small staff-sized batches; printed mugs, enamelware and totes have material-dependent minimums. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 with your quantity and we will confirm the same day. Customize merchandise for your brand. Share your logo and requirements, and we’ll reply with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Restaurant Packaging, Print & Signage | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/catalogue/packaging-print/ Branded delivery bags, paper sleeves, cake boxes, stickers and danglers, plus restaurant signage, thank-you cards and printed stationery, made in New Delhi. Home › Catalogue › Packaging & Print Catalogue · Packaging & Print Custom Restaurant Packaging, Print & Signage Delivery is the new dining room, and print is still the cheapest brand real estate you own. We produce insulated delivery bags, paper sleeves and cake boxes, branded stickers, seals and danglers, plus signage, standees, thank-you cards and stationery, all matched to the same artwork as your uniforms and tableware. Download the tableware, merchandise & packaging catalogue (PDF) Build a quote Packaging Delivery bags, sleeves, boxes, stickers & seals Insulated delivery backpacks and bags for riders, printed paper sleeves and carry bags, cake and dessert boxes, butter paper, tamper-evident seals, stickers and hanging danglers. Your unboxing is a brand moment, we make it look deliberate. - Insulated delivery bags - Paper sleeves & carry bags - Cake & dessert boxes - Butter paper - Stickers & seals - Danglers Two black insulated food delivery backpacks with red and white printed grill logo, standing closed Branded packaging · Ancient Barbeque Delivery bags · Barbeque Greens Stickers & danglers · Bengal Bay Branded packaging · Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Branded packaging · Burgflix Branded packaging · Burgflix Branded packaging · Cafetorium Branded packaging · Chaat Art Stickers & danglers · Chaat Art Delivery bags · Circa Kitchen Delivery bags · Crusty Culture See all 40 restaurant packaging we have made → Signage Display boards, standees & wayfinding Dine-in boards, parking and wayfinding signs, menu display boards, standees and flex, produced in MDF, acrylic, sunboard and metal so your storefront and interiors speak the same language as the table. - Display boards - Wayfinding signs - Standees - Acrylic & MDF signage - Flex & sunboard Round beige signboard with coffee bean logo held against wood Black diamond hang tags with blue hand graphic and orange script Signage & display boards · Echoes Parking Signage & display boards · Echoes Signage & display boards · Echoes Signage & display boards · Indian Catering Company Signage · Indian Catering Company Dark wood sign with engraved script lettering against white wall See all 12 restaurant signage we have made → Print Thank-you cards, stationery, visiting cards & calendars Feedback and thank-you cards that ride along with delivery orders, letterheads and visiting cards, wash-care labels, fabric labels, calendars and captain stationery, all printed on stock we can show you before you approve. - Thank-you & feedback cards - Visiting cards - Letterheads - Wash-care & fabric labels - Calendars - Printed stationery Printed A4 book with glossy full-colour cover showing a circular photo collage, placed on a desk Stationery & printables · 48 Plates Stationery & printables · 48 Plates Stationery & printables · Bar & Beans Stationery & printables · Bengal Bay Stationery & printables · Bengal Bay Stationery & printables · Burgflix Thank-you & feedback cards · Burgflix Stationery & printables · Echoes See all 16 restaurant stationery we have made → Good to know Frequently asked questions Do you print branded delivery packaging in small runs?Yes. Paper sleeves, stickers, seals and thank-you cards run economically at modest quantities, which suits cloud kitchens and single outlets. Insulated delivery bags have a higher minimum because they are stitched to order. Can packaging artwork match our uniforms and menus?That is the advantage of ordering under one roof. We keep your logo files, brand colours (including Pantone references) and typefaces on record, so an apron crest, a menu board and a delivery sticker all match. What signage materials do you work with?MDF, acrylic, sunboard, vinyl on flex, and metal for premium plaques. We advise on indoor versus outdoor durability and on sizing for the viewing distance in your space. Do you supply wash-care and fabric labels for uniforms?Yes, woven and printed fabric labels, size tabs and wash-care cards are a standard add-on to uniform orders, and they make staff laundering far less destructive. Customize packaging & print for your brand. Share your logo and requirements, and we’ll reply with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Recent Deliveries: Custom Restaurant Supplies | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/recentdeliveries/ 2235 real deliveries: custom uniforms, aprons, chef coats, wooden menus, coasters, badges and packaging made by RestroCart for restaurants across India. Home › Recent Deliveries Recent Deliveries · 2235 pieces on the wall Fresh off the cart, straight to the floor. A living wall of what we have been designing, stitching, engraving and delivering since 2018, for cafes, bars, bakeries, hotels and restaurants across India. Newest work sits at the top. Every piece here was made for a real brand; yours could be next. Prefer to filter by product? Use the work gallery, where you can shortlist pieces and send them to us in one WhatsApp message. Follow the day-to-day on Instagram @restrocart. Highlights 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 Client from our archive More from the studio Highlights Hand-picked deliveries from the studio floor. Barista uniforms & aprons · Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar Bakery tees & embroidered aprons, patisserie Handcrafted wooden menus, cafe & bar Scoop-shop uniforms in summer colours Manager shirt & vest · Elgin Cafe Cork coasters & MDF tray Winterwear hoodies · Kiona MDF bill holders, daily cafe workhorses Custom napkins · The Grain Room Chef coat & apron set, embroidered Aprons in action · NOMAD Pizza Rosewood menus · 48 Plates Broadsheet menus · The Brewmaster Gold-embroidered napkins · Lord Elgin, Ludhiana Merch drop · Boombox Brewstreet Festive totes · The Sunday House Gold-foil coasters · The Sunday House Wooden bill folder with QR Enamel mugs, printed to order Menus & boards · Echoes Black menu boards · SODA Denim napkins, built for service Tent cards · Eatopia Illustrated mugs MDF coasters · 48 Plates Leather menu covers Order pads · Echoes QR table stands Laundry bags · The Grain Room Embroidered patches Cork keychains Acrylic menu stands Cutlery wraps · Big Wokk Staff name badges Wooden menu clipboard · Azura Menu booklets · Unwind Menu folders · Mashup Photo-printed mugs Printed mugs · Pop Thai Signature mugs, bear-themed cafe Two-tone napkins · Midtown Cafe Tea towels & cutlery kits Leather waiter wallets Team kits, ready for the pass Embroidered aprons in brand colours Totes & bottles launch kit Stationery sets · Echoes Notebooks · RPM Bar accessories & peg measurers Leather & metal patches Printed cork coasters Brass table signs Black tent cards 2026 deliveries 19 pieces photographed before dispatch in 2026. Brown bib aprons with white printed logo, pair laid flat Navy bib aprons with printed colour logo, pair laid flat Wooden cutlery caddy with dark resin crack inlay, held in hand Black canvas bib apron with grey leather straps and pocket trim Beige baseball caps with embroidered logo, three incl. back strap Black skull chef cap with orange embroidered logo Navy chef coats with beige collar, cup logo and matching skull cap Black chef coat with beige collar beside folded beige chef coat Engraved wooden clip menus with brass screws on grey planks Red oversized t-shirt with white printed slogan on a hanger Beige polo t-shirt, olive half apron and black jeans set Navy polo t-shirt with light blue bib apron and printed logo Black polo, black cap and blue printed aprons service set Navy and black polo t-shirts with round printed chest logo Blue waist apron with printed text and white striped shirt Cream shirt with brown trim, brown half apron and brown trousers Grey shirt with orange piping and folded black trousers Mustard yellow uniform shirts with embroidered script logo, folded Black waistcoats with gold embroidered logo, pair laid flat 2025 deliveries 280 pieces photographed before dispatch in 2025. Black bib aprons with beige straps and ties, pair Two red bib aprons with black and white printed logo and red neck straps, one overlapping the other Two light grey bib aprons with front pocket and gold embroidered tree logo, laid side by side Two taupe bib aprons with white embroidered logo and front pocket, overlapping on wooden planks Two black bib aprons with small gold embroidered crest logo and waist ties, laid overlapping Two mustard bib aprons with round printed chef portrait logo and long waist ties Two purple bib aprons with white printed script slogan across the chest, laid overlapping Red and navy bib aprons with printed logo, red apron with white hem band and navy with red band Two tan bib aprons with black printed wreath logo, pocket and tied waist straps Two dark brown bib aprons with pink printed oval logo and front pocket, laid overlapping Two pink bib aprons with white embroidered script name and waist ties, laid side by side Two red bib aprons with large white printed stacked-letter logo, one overlapping the other Black canvas bib apron with tan leather cross-back straps, leather pocket trim and orange badge logo Two mustard yellow waist aprons with large front pocket and green printed logo Two navy waist aprons with pocket and small tricolour printed logo at the hem corner Two bottle green waist aprons with front pocket and small white circular printed logo Two silver grey waist aprons with front pocket and brown embroidered name logo, tied at the waist Two olive waist aprons with round turquoise and pink printed logo on the front pocket Two magenta pink waist aprons with purple star badge logo printed on the pocket Beige bib aprons with maroon straps and printed logo Two black waist aprons with copper embroidered script name and knotted waist ties Four aprons in light grey and tan, bib and waist styles, with maroon printed icon logo and black straps Two long bottle green waist aprons with orange pocket trim, orange hem and printed vertical logo Two brown waist aprons with white embroidered logo at the hem, laid landscape on wooden planks Two small tan waist aprons with brown embroidered arch logo on the pocket, overlapping Black bib aprons with round gold printed logo, pair Black bib aprons with orange printed badge logo, pair Maroon bib aprons with gold embroidered script, large and small Black bib aprons with teal neck straps and waist ties Navy bib aprons with all-over red motif print, pair Black bib aprons with red and orange printed logo, pair Beige double-breasted waistcoats with gold crest, front and back Black shirt, maroon waistcoat and khaki trousers Beige shirt, tan double-breasted waistcoat and olive trousers side by side Tan waistcoat with olive trim layered over beige shirt, olive trousers White shirt, navy double-breasted waistcoat, bow tie and trousers Wooden cutlery caddies with two compartments and engraved front Brown canvas bib aprons with printed logo, large and small pair Olive canvas waist aprons with tan leather pocket trim, pair Olive canvas waist aprons with white printed logo, pair Brown canvas waist aprons with embroidered gold logo, pair Brown canvas apron close-up with leather tabs and measuring tape Beige satin baseball caps with embroidered monogram, pair Black baseball caps with white printed logo, pair front view Black baseball caps with round white printed badge logo Beige satin baseball caps with white embroidered logo, pair Black baseball caps with white circle printed logo, pair Beige caps with black butterfly print, front and side view Pair of orange baseball caps with white embroidered two-line text on the front panel Brown skull chef caps with mesh top and printed logo, pair Red skull chef caps with tie back and embroidered logo, pair Black skull chef caps with tie back and embroidered logo, pair Green pleated toque chef hats with embroidered logo, pair Navy chef coat, navy half apron and tie back skull cap set Black chef coat with gold embroidery and white coat with brown trim Black chef coat with red piping and grey chef coat with red trim Black chef coats with red embroidered logo and gold piping, pair Grey chef coats with maroon collar and maroon piping, long and short sleeve pair laid flat White chef coats with dark green collar, green piping and embroidered gold script logo, long and short sleeve White chef coats with black collar, black piping and red embroidered chest logo, long and short sleeve pair Bottle green chef coats with orange collar and printed logo, paired with a matching green chef cap Black chef coat with mint green piping and a black bib apron with mint ties, both with embroidered logo Blue denim chef coat with metal snap buttons and navy bib apron with repeat red print pattern Black chef coat with red collar and red piping beside a black bib apron, both with orange and red logo Black chef coats with red collar, red piping and red buttons, long and short sleeve with embroidered logo Bottle green chef coat with yellow collar, matching green cap and mustard bib apron with printed logo Navy double-breasted chef coats with gold collar trim, gold piping and brass buttons, long and short sleeve Four chef coats in black, white and grey with gold, maroon and tricolour collars and printed chest logo White double-breasted chef coats with tan collar, tan buttons and embroidered cup logo, long and short sleeve Navy chef coat with white piping beside folded white chef coat White kimono-style chef coats with red crossover collar band and matching red bandana cap White chef coat with black buttons, black chef trousers and black bib apron with white printed logo White double-breasted chef coats with black buttons, beige bib apron and matching beige bandana cap Olive green double-breasted chef coats with pink buttons and light grey bib apron, all embroidered Brown chef coat with tan collar and name patch, with tan bib apron showing chef portrait logo Black chef coats with gold piping and embroidered gold star emblem on chest pocket, long and short sleeve Charcoal chef coats with olive piping, large embroidered B letter logo on the back, long and short sleeve Light grey chef coats with dark piping and large green embroidered B logo on the back, long and short sleeve Olive green short-sleeve chef coat with pink crossover collar band and pink buttons, embroidered tree logo Charcoal chef coats with olive collar, sous chef title and flag badge embroidered, long and short sleeve White chef coats with black piping and beige bib apron set Black chef coat with white piping, black bib apron and grey checked chef trousers, embroidered gold logo Brown chef coats with pink collar, white piping and embroidered arch logo, long and short sleeve pair White chef coat with navy piping and red logo beside a navy bib apron with red trim band Five chef coats in teal, black, white, brown and beige with pink piping and embroidered chef names Maroon chef coat with black collar, black trousers and black waist apron with gold embroidered logo Grey chef coat with mandarin collar and gold embroidered logo beside a bottle green bib apron White chef coats with black piping and black logo, long and short sleeve with matching white chef hat White chef coats with black piping, white chef hat and black bib apron, all printed with red and black logo Maroon bib apron and white chef coat with maroon collar trim Tan bib apron, beige chef coat, skull cap and black trousers set Navy bib apron and navy chef coat with grey collar and patch logo White and maroon chef coats with black bib apron and logo badges Brown bib apron with white chef coat, both with embroidered logos Cork coasters with black script logo arranged in a flower shape Cork coasters with printed bowl logo, seven on dark wood Round cork coasters with black printed logo, seven piece set Blue denim bib aprons with leather buckles and embroidered logos Denim bib and waist aprons with orange embroidered text Dark denim bib aprons with metal grommets and white logo Dark denim waist aprons with grey waistband and ties Dark and light denim bib aprons with grey cross-back straps Denim chef coats with flag patch and embroidered tree logo Blue denim chef coats with flag and logo, angled large and small Denim chef coats with contrast stitching, folded and flat Two charcoal denim shirts with red embroidered logo, folded pair Dark navy denim shirts with embroidered logo, folded and flat Printed beverage menu cards with botanical illustrations Teal full-sleeve dry-fit polo with gold logo beside black polo White dry-fit polo t-shirts with embroidered logo, folded pair Beige full-sleeve polo with black printed slogan on back Beige full-sleeve polos with brown embroidered logo on chest and sleeve White full-sleeve t-shirt with black printed logo and black polo Navy zip-up hoodies with white embroidered logo, pair laid flat Black zip hoodies with gold printed logo on back and chest Off-white hoodies with orange and black printed logo on back Black and beige hoodies with circular printed badge logo Black hoodies with yellow and green embroidered logo on back and chest Beige long tunic with black collar, gold crest and folded trousers Brown tunic with band collar, gold logo and brown trousers Beige short-sleeve housekeeping tunic with black collar, piping and palm logo, with black trousers Beige tunic with black collar and cuffs, palm logo, dark trousers Beige tunic with olive trim and pocket logo, olive trousers Navy tunic with beige trim, navy trousers and black bib apron Brown tunic with beige collar and pocket trim, brown trousers Navy tunic with white collar, yellow flower logo, trousers and apron Black tunic with white piping, gold logo and black trousers Black tunic with red piping, round white logo and black trousers Beige long coat with black collar, white arch logo, black trousers Purple housekeeping tunic with beige trim and matching trousers Orange kurta with band collar and white embroidered logo Grey leatherette menu folder opened with inner pocket Tan leatherette arched menu cover with screw post strip Brown textured leatherette arched menu board with screw spine Grey leatherette menu folder edge held in hand, close-up Grey leatherette menu folder, closed tri-fold laid flat Black blazer with white crest logo over light blue shirt Black blazer with white shirt and black trousers Green single-breasted blazer with white printed logo Black and white shirts with gold embroidered logo, black trousers White band collar shirt with olive placket and khaki trousers White shirt, beige Nehru jacket with maroon logo, black trousers Maroon shirt, beige waistcoat and beige trousers White shirt, grey green waistcoat with gold logo, black trousers Wooden ring binder menu covers with engraved logo, open and closed Dark wooden clip menu boards with brass screws, engraved logo Wooden menu board with black cover and open printed menu pages Paddle-shaped MDF menu boards with handle and printed menu Dark wood grain MDF menu board with engraved logo and menu insert Small dark wooden menu boards with printed cover and engraved front Light wood MDF menu boards with ring binding and printed insert Light wood MDF ring-bound menu cover with laser-engraved crest beside a cream printed inner menu page Pair of dark wood MDF clipboard menu boards, one holding a black printed food menu, laid on grey planks Light wood grain menu board with small ring binder and holes Wood grain menu board with ring binder beside a steel ruler Printed A4 book with glossy full-colour cover showing a circular photo collage, placed on a desk Light wood grain menu board with metal ring binder, close-up Black and gold name badges with printed names, pin back shown White name badges with printed logo and job titles, magnet back White name badges with printed logo, names and roles, five pieces Cream name badges with printed logo, nine on grey wood Royal blue half-sleeve overshirt with embroidered rickshaw on back Paper menu set with floral tapestry print cover, cream insert and black event card with photos Navy half apron and red polo t-shirt with printed logo Brown bib apron with leather straps and beige polo t-shirt Beige polo t-shirt and olive waist apron with white embroidered logo Black cap, pink half apron and navy polo with star logo Blue bib apron with brown ties and navy polo t-shirt Green bib apron, black polo t-shirt and black trousers set Beige polo t-shirt with maroon embroidered script logo, folded with black service trousers Dark brown polo t-shirt with white circular chest logo, folded with charcoal service trousers Beige polo t-shirt with embroidered logo, blue denim jeans and brown waist apron with grey trim Black polo t-shirt, black cap, black trousers and black bib apron with red straps, all printed with logo Navy and beige polo t-shirts with black waist apron and black trousers, laid in a row Dark green polo t-shirt with patch logo and beige trousers Black polo t-shirt and navy half apron with yellow embroidered logo Brown half apron, beige polo and grey cargo trousers set Dark green polo t-shirts with white print and grey cargo trousers Black cap, black polo and black bib apron with round orange logo Black cap, mustard polo and black bib apron with orange logo Mustard yellow polo t-shirts with tonal embroidered chest logo and back text, full and folded view Black and heather grey polo t-shirts with embroidered sailboat logo on the chest Black polo t-shirts with yellow and green printed logo on chest and large logo on the back Sky blue polo t-shirts with black collar, black sleeve tipping and red printed chest logo Two orange polo t-shirts with navy embroidered round chef logo, folded and overlapping Black polo t-shirts with red embroidered script logo, folded pair Black polo t-shirts with white printed slogan on the back and swan logo on the front Beige polo t-shirts with black collar and sleeve tipping and black embroidered chest logo Light grey polo t-shirts with brown wreath chest logo and printed slogan across the back Dark brown and beige polo t-shirts with embroidered snowflake-style logo, folded side by side Navy polo t-shirts with white embroidered palm tree logo Beige polo t-shirts with orange tipping and colourful embroidered logo Bottle green polo t-shirts with white embroidered logo on sleeve and back Black polo t-shirts with gold circular embroidered badge logo Mustard yellow polo t-shirts with black patch logo, folded pair Mustard yellow polo t-shirts with black printed script logo on back White ceramic cups with gold printed logo, pair on light wood Black ceramic mugs with orange printed logo, pair White ceramic cups with multicolour printed logo on dark table White ceramic cups with printed green logo, pair Round printed badges in green and orange with small name badges White round-neck t-shirts with black collar text print and beige cap with embroidered logo White round-neck t-shirt, dark grey cap, black cargo trousers and olive waist apron with logo Maroon round-neck t-shirts with croissant slogan print on the back and tan bib apron with logo Grey round-neck t-shirts with circular sunset badge print on the back and small text on chest Purple round-neck t-shirts with white printed dessert slogan on the back and sleeve text Black round-neck t-shirts with white printed circle logo, large on the back and small on the chest Bottle green round-neck t-shirts with red printed matcha slogan and red chest logo Bottle green round-neck t-shirts with round printed chef portrait logo on the back and chest White band-collar service shirt with black placket piping and large C logo, with grey trousers Blue denim-look service shirt with red logo beside a navy bib apron with repeat red motif print Navy service shirt with embroidered pocket logo, folded with black trousers Beige service shirt with black collar tipping and black bib apron with beige straps, both with logo White service shirt, beige trousers and brown waist apron with pocket, all with embroidered cup logo Beige band-collar long-sleeve shirt with olive piping and sleeve logo, with olive green trousers Black service shirt with embroidered arch logo on pocket beside a tan waist apron with matching logo Colour-block service shirt in beige, lime and bottle green with curved printed name, with navy shorts Bottle green service shirt with white embroidered leaf logo, folded with black trousers Lilac pinstripe long-sleeve shirt with copper embroidered name, beside a black waist apron Maroon band-collar service shirt with gold wreath logo beside a tan bib apron with matching logo Navy shirt, striped shirt with navy collar and navy t-shirt with orange print, plus a beige cap Sage green service shirt with black embroidered script logo, folded with khaki trousers Striped service shirt with maroon logo, khaki trousers and khaki waist apron with embroidered logo Navy V-neck sweater and light blue shirt with matching embroidered crest, with black trousers Beige long-sleeve work shirt with embroidered patches and badges, with orange cap bearing white text Colour-block shirt in beige, sage and bottle green with curved logo text, laid beside black joggers Beige service shirt with orange logo, black cap and black bib apron with orange embroidered logo Beige long-sleeve service shirt with white embroidered sleeve logo, folded with black trousers Cream shirt with black collar piping, navy waist apron and brown trousers with white print logo White service shirt with red letter logo on chest, folded with khaki trousers Beige service shirt with black collar tipping and black print logo, folded with light grey trousers White mandarin-collar long-sleeve shirt with black palm tree logo on sleeve, with brown trousers Black V-neck sweaters with white embroidered logo, folded pair Bottle green V-neck sweaters with orange embroidered script logo Bottle green V-neck sweaters with white embroidered text logo Beige knit cardigans with embroidered crest logo, folded pair Black sweatshirts with white printed script logo and back quote Black and beige crewneck sweatshirts with gold printed logo Black sweatshirts with housekeeping print on back and chest logo Black sweatshirt with white printed slogan on back and chest badge Beige table napkins with embroidered logo, folded pair Brown table napkins with orange embroidered motif, folded pair QR code table stands on engraved wooden blocks, set of three Arched acrylic QR code table stands on wooden bases, pair Black and white long-sleeve uniform shirts with embroidered monogram logo on chest and collar Two navy uniform shirts with orange and white printed logo on the chest, folded side by side Light blue band-collar uniform shirts with colourful embroidered chest logo, long and short sleeve Beige band-collar uniform shirts with black collar piping and black sleeve logo, long and short sleeve White long-sleeve uniform shirts with orange embroidered cup logo, full shirt and folded pair Navy long-sleeve uniform shirts with white embroidered chest logo, full and folded shirt Black long-sleeve uniform shirts with white embroidered chest wordmark, full and folded shirt Light grey uniform shirts with black pocket welt trim and tonal embroidered logo, long sleeve White band-collar uniform shirts with grey button tab and brown embroidered name, long sleeve Peach half-sleeve uniform shirts with embroidered round logo, two pieces Two folded bottle green uniform shirts with white embroidered leaf logo, laid overlapping Lilac pinstripe long-sleeve uniform shirts with copper embroidered name and sleeve logo Beige uniform shirts with contrast dark green collar and tonal embroidered pocket logo Grey pinstripe uniform shirts with white collar and cuffs and brown embroidered crest logo Single beige long-sleeve uniform shirt with dark green collar piping and brown sleeve logo White uniform shirts with tan contrast collar and orange embroidered chest logo, long and short sleeve Navy full-sleeve uniform shirts with white embroidered logo, folded pair Beige full-sleeve uniform shirts with tone-on-tone embroidered logo Blue pinstripe shirts with navy contrast collars and orange logo Black full-sleeve shirts with red embroidered logo, two pieces White uniform shirts with red embroidered logo, folded pair Beige shirts with black tipped collars and embroidered chest logo White full-sleeve shirts with black printed logo on back and chest Back view of camel waistcoat with tie belt on tailor mannequin Camel double-breasted shawl-collar waistcoat with green pocket trims Two navy double-breasted service waistcoats with satin black lining and white embroidered logo Two olive green Nehru-collar waistcoats with embroidered round crest on the chest pocket Tan double-breasted shawl-collar waistcoat with olive pocket trims and dark lining Two black waterproof bib aprons with white printed lowercase wordmark and long waist ties Two black waterproof bib aprons with yellow printed star emblem, one overlapping the other Two black waterproof bib aprons with white printed arch logo and black neck and waist straps Black full-zip fleece jackets with gold printed logo on chest, full and folded view Charcoal fleece zip jackets with red and white printed logo on the back and chest Black and beige fleece zip jackets with round chef portrait print on the back and chest Black and beige full-zip fleece jackets with copper embroidered script name on chest Beige and black zip-up fleece jackets with embroidered logo 2024 deliveries 494 pieces photographed before dispatch in 2024. Two very dark green bib aprons with white animal print and front pockets, laid flat Two aubergine bib aprons with grey straps and ties and white script embroidery Two royal blue bib aprons with white script embroidery and pocket ties, laid flat Orange bib aprons in two sizes with blue printed logo and cartoon mascot print Two tan brown bib aprons with multicolour printed logo and matching ties, laid flat Two bottle green bib aprons with white diner logo embroidery and front pockets, laid flat Two emerald green bib aprons with white embroidered monogram and lettering, laid flat Two black bib aprons with red and yellow printed block lettering, laid flat Two aqua blue bib aprons with small black script embroidery and pocket ties, laid flat Two white bib aprons with brown and orange vertical logo embroidery, laid flat Two dark green bib aprons with beige straps, beige ties and white cup logo print Two maroon bib aprons with white script logo embroidery, laid flat Two bottle green bib aprons with white and gold script logo embroidery, laid flat Two beige bib aprons with maroon straps and ties and white line art print Two khaki bib aprons with round pink logo and black script embroidery, laid flat Two black bib aprons with mustard yellow straps and ties and yellow printed lettering Two olive green bib aprons with small white printed text on chest, laid flat Pair of mustard yellow bib aprons with black printed script logo and waist ties, laid flat on wood Pair of black bib aprons with white embroidered emblem logo and front pockets, laid flat on wood Pair of maroon bib aprons with small grey embroidered wordmark and waist ties, laid flat on wood Pair of beige bib aprons with maroon oval printed logo and front pocket, laid flat on wooden planks Pair of aqua blue bib aprons with tone-on-tone printed badge logo and tied waist straps, laid flat White and black bib aprons with gold embroidered wordmark, one of each colour laid flat on wood Bottle green and black bib aprons with gold embroidered wordmark, pair laid flat on wooden boards Beige and navy bib aprons with gold embroidered wordmark, beige one tied with black straps, laid flat Pair of light grey bib aprons with black printed logo and matching waist ties, laid flat on wood Pair of charcoal grey bib aprons with white script embroidered logo and front pocket, laid flat Pair of green bib aprons with white script logo, adjustable neck strap and black waist ties, laid flat Pair of tan brown bib aprons with black straps and small white embroidered wordmark, laid flat on wood Pair of black bib aprons with white embroidered block letter wordmark and pocket, laid flat on wood Pair of dark brown bib aprons with tan leather neck straps and orange script logo, laid flat on wood Pair of olive bib aprons with black webbing straps, metal eyelets and round black printed logo Pair of pastel pink bib aprons with black straps and waist ties and circular embroidered logo Bottle green bib apron and waist apron with tan leather straps, pocket trims and white printed logo Pair of mustard bib aprons with black webbing straps and white printed lowercase wordmark, laid flat Pair of black waist aprons with colourful embroidered logo and front pocket, laid flat on wood Pair of orange waist aprons with pink pocket trim and round printed logo patch, laid flat on wood Pair of khaki waist aprons with black ties and black printed wordmark on the pocket, laid flat Pair of black waist aprons with red and yellow embroidered cafe logo on the pocket, laid flat on wood Pair of tan brown waist aprons in two lengths with white embroidered logo and long ties, laid flat Single black waist apron with white embroidered wordmark, script slogan and colourful motifs, laid flat Pair of olive green waist aprons with tone-on-tone embroidered logo on the pocket, laid flat on wood Pair of beige waist aprons with brown waistband and white embroidered logo, laid flat on wood Pair of black waist aprons with beige pocket trim and round printed logo patch, laid flat on wood Pair of sky blue waist aprons with orange pocket and panel trim and round printed logo, laid flat Pair of dark green waist aprons with small white embroidered crest on the pocket, laid flat on wood Pair of black waist aprons with white embroidered emblem logo on the front pocket, laid flat on wood Black and teal green waist aprons with gold script embroidered catering logo, laid flat on wood Pair of chocolate brown waist aprons with white embroidered round logo and wordmark, laid flat Pair of grey waist aprons with small tan embroidered monogram on the pocket, laid flat on wood Pair of black waist aprons with rust orange waistband and round printed mascot patch, laid flat Pair of sea green waist aprons with black embroidered letter monogram and wordmark, laid flat on wood Maroon and black long waist aprons with vertical white printed wordmark and stripes, laid flat Pair of khaki long waist aprons with vertical grey printed wordmark and diagonal stripes, laid flat Pair of purple long waist aprons with vertical gold printed banquets wordmark, laid flat on wood Dark brown and light grey double breasted waistcoats with printed chest logo, laid flat White mandarin collar shirt with khaki collar, black denim bib apron with gold logo and khaki trousers Blue striped shirt with white collar, tan double breasted waistcoat and black trousers Blue striped shirt with black bow tie, tan lapel waistcoat and black trousers, laid flat Black shirt and black long waistcoat, both with white embroidered crest logo, laid flat Cream mandarin collar shirt with gold logo, bottle green lapel waistcoat and khaki trousers White band collar shirt beside tan leatherette bib apron with embossed logo and leather strap Two brown canvas waist aprons with black waistbands and black printed pocket text Two black canvas bib aprons in large and small sizes with white printed chest logo, laid flat Tan canvas bib aprons in two sizes with brown straps, brown pocket trim and embroidered logo Two tan canvas waist aprons with dark brown ties and embroidered hot air balloon logo Pair of tan brown cotton baseball caps with white embroidered block letter wordmark, on wood Pair of black baseball caps with pink embroidered patisserie wordmark on the front panel, on wood Pair of black baseball caps with round orange printed mascot patch on the front, on wooden planks Pair of orange baseball caps with raised maroon embroidered monogram on the front, on wood Pair of plum purple baseball caps with white embroidered wordmark and flower motif, on wood Pair of black satin baseball caps with white embroidered badge style logo patch, on wooden planks Beige Nehru waistcoat over white shirt beside maroon waist apron with vertical white print White pintuck front shirt with black buttons beside khaki waist apron with vertical grey print Khaki Nehru waistcoat over white shirt beside khaki waist apron with vertical grey print Cream textured Nehru jacket with black sleeves and orange logo beside black waist apron Cream textured Nehru jackets with purple sleeves and orange logo beside purple waist apron Pink Nehru waistcoat over white shirt beside maroon waist apron with vertical white print Black chef skull caps with back ties and white and orange printed logo on the band Navy chef skull caps with long back ties and white printed lowercase wordmark Black and white chef skull caps with back ties and contrast printed script logo Black chef skull caps with back ties and green printed lavender sprig logo Small black chef skull caps with back ties and white printed wordmark on the front Dark brown chef skull caps with back ties and orange printed lowercase name Black chef skull caps with back ties and large grey printed two-letter logo Olive green chef skull caps with back ties and round black and white printed badge Dark green mesh-sided chef skull caps with back ties and gold printed monogram Dark green chef skull caps with back ties and white printed script name on the band White mesh-sided chef skull caps with crossed back ties and tan printed wordmark Navy and white pinstripe chef toque caps with white piped mushroom top Bottle green mushroom-top chef caps with black band and white printed logo Green and black mushroom-top chef caps with black band and white printed logo Red mushroom-top chef caps with red band and white printed round badge logo Pleated chef toque hats in dark green and maroon with printed name on the band Black mesh-top chef beanie and black folded chef cap with red embroidered monogram Orange chef skull caps with back ties and white printed wordmark on the band White and black mesh-top chef skull caps with back ties and orange round logo Beige chef skull caps with long back ties and white printed crest logo on the band Sage grey chef skull caps with back ties and embroidered tan badge logo on the front White chef coat with rust orange collar and pocket trim, grey checked bib apron and black trousers White and black chef coats with brown collars and cup logo, olive green bib apron with print Dark green chef coat with yellow collar and pocket trim beside yellow bib apron with script logo Black chef coats with brown collar and piping and white embroidered round crest logo, laid flat Beige chef coat with black buttons, olive green bib apron and black trousers, blue embroidered logo Navy double breasted chef coats with beige collar, gold buttons and gold embroidered chest logo Black chef coats with diagonal grey panel, black skull cap and maroon bib apron with white print Mustard yellow short sleeve chef coat with black collar, black trousers and black bib apron Olive green and white chef coats with black collars, script chest logo and black chef trousers Charcoal grey chef coats with concealed front and orange embroidered chest logo, laid flat Charcoal grey chef coat between two folded white coats with brown piping and brown logo Black chef coat with large beige embroidered back logo and folded coat with brown collar Black chef coats with brown collar, beige logo embroidery, green skull cap and green waist apron Black chef coats with brown collar, beige back logo, black skull cap and black waist apron Black and beige chef coats with contrast collars, black trousers and green bib apron with logo Maroon chef coats with concealed buttons and silver grey embroidered chest logo, laid flat Bottle green chef coat with black collar and script name, green skull cap, black trousers and apron Teal green bib apron with white letter logo beside black chef coat with green initial embroidery Black double breasted chef coats with green embroidered initial on chest, laid flat Black chef coat with white piping and a folded white coat with black piping, round crest logo Black chef coat with red and black tropical print panel, red coat and matching bib apron Black chef coat with gold piping and folded white coat with red piping, red embroidered logo Navy double breasted chef coat with red buttons and navy bib apron with red pocket and red print White chef coat with charcoal yoke, black bib apron and black trousers, teal mountain logo White double breasted chef coats with black yoke and black buttons, pink embroidered logo Black short sleeve chef coats with white piping and white round embroidered initials logo White chef coats with teal green collar and piping, teal round initials logo on chest Bottle green chef coats, one with beige collar and piping, white embroidered box logo on chest pocket Black chef coat with red collar, matching black skull cap and round yellow logo patches, laid flat Aqua blue chef coats with black piping on collar and front, round white printed chest logo, laid flat Navy chef coats with contrast tan stitching, press studs and orange embroidered script name on chest Charcoal black chef coats with white embroidered chest logo, hidden placket and folded second coat White chef coat with black piping and name embroidery, checked chef trousers and black tote bag with logo Navy blue chef coats with concealed buttons and small orange embroidered name on chest, laid flat Brown chef coats with white collar buttons and small embroidered multicolour logo on chest, laid flat White chef coats with black piping, round black printed logo and black and white striped chef cap Mustard gold chef coats with white piping, white buttons and embroidered logo on chest, laid flat White double breasted chef coats with orange fox logo and brown bib apron with white print White chef coats with script name embroidery, black skull cap and black bib apron with gold print White and black chef coats with gold collar trim, black trousers and black bib apron with wok logo White short sleeve double breasted chef coats with black buttons and black printed chest logo Black chef coat with red collar and piping, red embroidered logo on sleeve and pocket, black bib apron Bottle green chef coats with beige collar and piping, cream script logo and matching green cap White chef coats with taupe collar and piping, sleeve badge and brown embroidered vertical logo Black chef coat with red piping and black bib apron, both with orange embroidered block lettering White double breasted chef coat with black collar, black cuffs and black pocket trim, laid flat Navy double breasted chef coats with grey piping and white embroidered monogram, laid flat White chef coat with black piping, white bib apron and skull cap with gold logo, plus black trousers Bottle green chef coats with black collar and white script name embroidery on chest, laid flat Bottle green double breasted chef coats with beige collar, wooden buttons and matching skull cap Aqua blue chef coats with black piping on collar and wrap front, small embroidered chest logo White chef coats with black piping and black printed diner logo on chest pocket, laid flat White chef coats with black piping on collar and wrap front, black embroidered name on chest Black short sleeve chef shirt and white chef coat with black piping, both with embroidered chest logo Black chef coats with beige collar and piping, orange embroidered logo on pocket, laid flat Black chef coats with diagonal grey contrast panel and embroidered chest logo, laid flat Grey chef coats with black piping and white embroidered sleeve and pocket logo, laid flat Grey double breasted chef coats with green gingham collar and pocket trim, white chest logo Single grey double breasted chef coat with black and white checked collar, cuffs and pocket trim Single white double breasted chef coat with black piping, black pocket trim and embroidered logo Navy short sleeve chef coats with white piping and red embroidered chest logo, laid flat White chef coats with maroon collar, cuffs and pocket trim, name embroidery and tall chef hat White chef coat with black piping, purple bib apron with logo and black chef trousers, laid flat Black chef coats with orange piping, orange bib apron and orange skull cap with printed logo Black chef coat with red yoke, red cap and black bib apron, all with white round printed logo White chef coats with navy buttons, large black back print and pocket patch logo, laid flat Aqua blue chef coats with black piping and white oval badge logo on chest, laid flat Black short sleeve chef coats with red yoke, red piping and white embroidered chest text Black chef coat with red piping, black trousers and black bib apron with red straps and white print White chef coats with black collar trim, black skull cap and black bib apron, with printed logos Black double breasted chef coat with red and white chest logo, pocket badge and black skull cap Bottle green chef coat with beige piping, matching bib apron, black trousers and gold embroidered logo Black chef coat with white embroidered logo, black skull cap and black chef trousers, laid flat Olive green chef coats with concealed buttons and tone on tone embroidered pocket logo, laid flat Maroon double breasted chef coats with white collar and pocket trim, gold embroidered logo White chef coats with black piping, black buttons and gold tree logo embroidered on chest Brown chef coat with round pocket patch, black waist apron with matching patch and black trousers White short sleeve chef coats with black buttons and black embroidered chest logo, laid flat White and maroon colour block chef coat with black waist apron printed in white vertical text Close up of nine cork coasters with engraved script lettering Round cork coasters with engraved coffee cup logo, set of nine Black denim bib aprons in two sizes with tan leather straps, rivets and round maroon patch Two dark denim bib aprons with black cross straps and white printed logo, laid flat Navy denim bib aprons in two sizes with contrast stitching, pocket and white printed logo Two blue denim chef coats with white contrast stitching and round embroidered patch logo on pocket, laid flat Dark denim chef coat with large white back logo and folded front coat with head chef text and pocket badge Printed paper cocktail and event menus with retro photo collage and red accents laid on grey planks Two printed paper bar menus with vintage photo cut-outs and handwritten style prices Printed paper happy hours flyer and brunch menu card with green leaf border on grey planks Folded black and bottle green dry-fit polos with printed logo Maroon dry-fit polo t-shirts with white printed chest logo White dry-fit polo t-shirts with brown script chest logo Bottle green dry-fit polos with gold printed front and back logo Navy dry-fit polos with large white back print and chest logo Yellow dry-fit polos with white circular text print on back Yellow dry-fit polos with black circular back print and chest logo White full sleeve polo t-shirts with navy round printed logo Olive green full sleeve polo t-shirts with white chest logo Grey melange full sleeve polo t-shirts with small chest logo Navy full sleeve t-shirts with peach circular logo on back Beige full sleeve polo t-shirts with black printed logo Olive, beige and navy fleece hoodies with embroidered wordmark, two zip-ups and one pullover back Beige fleece hoodies with brown embroidered logo, a zip-up folded and a pullover laid flat Plum fleece hoodies with white housekeeping text on the back and small chest logo, zip-up and pullover Black short sleeve shirts with grey embroidered hookah back logo and round script chest logo White formal shirt with round black embroidered logo and black pencil skirt, folded flat Beige tunic with brown collar and pocket trim, dark buttons and beige tote bag with round printed logo Khaki short sleeve tunic with white collar, cuff and pocket trim, logo and elastic waist trousers Navy short sleeve tunic with red embroidered pocket logo and navy elastic waist trousers Khaki tunic with white collar, cuffs and front piping, orange logo and matching trousers, folded Khaki tunic with white trim and orange fox logo, navy bib apron with orange print and trousers Khaki short sleeve tunic with white trim, two white pocket flaps, vertical logo and trousers Black short sleeve tunic with red piping and vertical logo, black elastic waist trousers Navy short sleeve tunic with black collar, red embroidered pocket logo and navy trousers Purple short sleeve tunic with white collar, cuffs and pocket trim, white logo and trousers Dark brown short sleeve tunic with beige collar, cuffs and pocket trim, blue logo and trousers Khaki short sleeve tunic with black collar, cuffs and pocket trim and khaki elastic waist trousers Dark brown tunic with beige piping, brown trousers and black bib apron with round red badge logo Black short sleeve tunics with red collar, cuffs and pocket trim and colourful embroidered logo Dark brown tunic with beige collar piping, orange round logo and brown elastic waist trousers Khaki short sleeve tunic with white collar and trim, orange embroidered logo and khaki trousers Khaki full sleeve tunic with black collar and pocket trim, black logo and black trousers Khaki short sleeve tunic with black collar trim, blue mountain logo and khaki trousers Dark brown short sleeve tunic with beige piping, blue mountain logo and brown trousers Khaki short sleeve tunic with white collar, cuffs and piping, brown pocket logo and trousers Khaki long tunic with black collar and pocket trim, white squirrel logo and black trousers Khaki long tunic with black collar and pocket trim, small black chest text and khaki trousers Maroon long tunics with white collar and pocket trim, white buttons and gold embroidered logo Maroon long tunics with black collar and pocket trim and white embroidered logo, one folded Beige long tunics with black collar and pocket trim, folded one showing red and grey leaf back print Beige long tunics with black collar, round cafe chest logo and large green and white back print Kids orange bib apron with white printed logo and pocket, with matching orange mini chef hat, laid flat Three round cream pin badges with black printed logo, one on a kraft backing card Gold-tone metal lapel pins with floral outline motif mounted on kraft backing cards Dark brown leatherette bib aprons in two sizes with rivets, pockets and embossed gold logo Single tan leatherette bib apron with black neck strap, rivets, pocket and embossed logo Tan leatherette bib aprons in two sizes with leather neck strap, rivets and embossed logo Open black leatherette bill folder with printed receipt inside Brown leatherette bill folders with embossed logo, pen and receipt Closed tan brown leatherette bill folder with textured finish Open tan leatherette bill folder with card pockets and pen loop Closed grey textured fabric bill folder with debossed logo Open grey textured fabric bill folder with pockets and pen loop Black leatherette bill folders with embossed logo, closed and open Grey brown leatherette bill folders, closed and open with pen Open maroon leatherette bill folder with gold metal corners Close-up of a tan square leatherette coaster with stitched edge and embossed mirrored letters Close-up of a black stitched leatherette coaster with gold foil script logo on a leatherette menu Square leatherette coasters in black and orange with stitched edges and printed bold logo Three round brown coasters with laser-engraved block logo lined up on a stone bar counter Plain square leatherette coasters in dark brown and orange with contrast edge stitching Round leatherette coasters in beige and plum with embossed geometric tile pattern Round plum leatherette coaster with debossed vertical wordmark and tagline Round grey leatherette coaster with debossed vertical wordmark and tagline, on a slate surface Square red leatherette coasters with gold foil printed logo beside cork backing squares Round natural cork coaster with speckled texture resting on a table top Open tan leatherette menu folder with screw-post binding holding a printed menu page Distressed tan leatherette landscape menu folder with debossed hotel name and location Red leatherette menu folder with stitched edges, debossed round logo and debossed hotel name Inside of an open black leatherette menu folder showing stitched edges and screw-post spine strip Crimson leatherette menu cover with debossed wordmark and embossed star pattern border Brown stitched leatherette folder with angled tab flap closure and debossed corporate logo Dark brown leatherette menu cover with gold foil mandala motif and debossed restaurant name Brown leatherette menu covers with debossed logo, one open on screw posts showing printed menu Grey leatherette menu covers with debossed logo, one open on screw posts showing printed menu Bottle green leatherette menu folder with double stitched border and gold foil script logo Grey leatherette menu cover with screw binding and vertical rose gold printed wordmark, held in hand Bottle green stitched leatherette menu cover with large gold foil rose logo and wordmark Black stitched leatherette menu cover with gold foil line art illustration and script title Brown leatherette table mats with rounded corners and small debossed corner logo Grey leatherette table mats with rounded corners and two matching round coasters Tan brown two button blazer with matching trousers over blue striped shirt, laid flat Beige two button blazer with matching trousers and cream shirt, laid flat Light grey two button blazer with white pocket square, white shirt and grey trousers Grey Nehru style waistcoat with covered buttons worn over white full sleeve shirt, laid flat Round cream MDF coasters with retro cartoon coffee mascot print and a black underside shown Round sage green MDF coasters with pink printed brewing logo and one black back side Round blush pink MDF coasters with teal printed grille wordmark, arranged in a cluster Round white MDF coasters printed with assorted coffee slogans in black and brown Round MDF coasters in orange and black with printed slogan text, arranged on grey planks Small round black MDF coasters with gold printed emblem and wordmark in a tight cluster Round printed MDF coasters in brown and sage green with floral wreath script logo, scattered Tall dark wood MDF menu board with red printed bar menu insert beside its plain wood back cover Dark wood MDF menu boards with watercolour printed cover insert and red bar menu page Landscape dark wood MDF menu board with watercolour printed insert beside the wood grain back Pair of small walnut MDF menu boards with laser-engraved logo and metal ring hole Light wood MDF ring-bound coffee menu with engraved round logo cover and printed inner pages Light oak MDF menu board with large engraved logo beside a printed coffee and beverages page Dark wood MDF menu board with cream printed dining menu cover and an open multi-page menu Two square dark wood MDF menu boards with brass screw posts and gold engraved script logo Landscape MDF menu board with kraft printed cover and mask logo, beside an open kraft menu Light wood MDF menu board with engraved logo, leaf print food menu and open printed inner pages Dark wood MDF menu boards, one with printed coffee menu and one with engraved leaf logo Two landscape wood grain MDF menu boards with brass screws and engraved spine and cover logo Pine brown MDF menu boards with engraved coffee cup logo on the front and name on the spine Dark wood spine menu with cream printed cover beside open inner pages showing a bowl photo Tall dark wood MDF menu boards with brass screw posts and gold engraved script logo Three stacked white mugs with colourful dotted printed logo White canvas tote bags with small printed logo, pair on wood Maroon rectangular name badges with gold logo and blank white name strip, plus a pin-back Set of gold rectangular staff name badges with printed names and roles, plus a pin-back view Assorted staff name badges in green, red, cream, gold and black for several outlets White rectangular staff name badges with green logo, printed names and job titles Black staff name badges with white logo panel and blank name strip, plus a white pin-back Cream staff name badges with round orange logo, printed names and job titles, plus a magnetic back Folded white paper bill holder with receipt clip and art card Round paper coasters in maroon and mustard with script logo print, plus a plain white back Loose printed paper menu with cream cover and open inner spread showing dish photos and prices Navy polo t-shirts with white hot air balloon logo and tan waist apron with matching embroidery Pink polo t-shirt and orange waist apron with pink pocket trim, both with round green logo badge Royal blue polo t-shirts with back print, orange bib apron and blue cap with cartoon logos Black polo t-shirt with small white embroidered logo and black formal trousers, folded flat Turquoise blue polo t-shirts with chest print and navy bib apron with matching logo, laid flat Teal green polo t-shirt with orange logo beside black bib apron with matching orange print Black polo t-shirts with orange back print, black cap and black bib apron with orange lettering Purple and bottle green polo t-shirts with gold text and round crest logo, with blue denim jeans Black polo t-shirts with gold back text and round gold crest logo, paired with blue denim jeans Orange polo t-shirt with white script logo and brown bib apron with white printed script Maroon polo t-shirt with sleeve logo and black waist apron with white and red printed logo Beige polo t-shirts with purple logo, beige trousers and purple waist apron with matching print Bottle green polo t-shirt with white round logo and black waist apron with large printed logo Black polo t-shirt with orange heart patch and black waist apron with white print and doodles White polo t-shirt with small grey logo and black bib apron with leather straps and grey print Mustard yellow polo t-shirts with red back text and navy bib apron with round red badge logo Pink polo t-shirts with white collar and back print, pink cap and khaki bib apron with logo Grey melange polo t-shirts with white print, black cap and black bib apron with white lettering Black polo t-shirts with orange trim and blue script, aqua waist apron and black trousers Beige full sleeve polo t-shirt with brown cup logo and brown waist apron with pocket print Beige full sleeve polo t-shirt with brown cup logo and brown canvas bib apron with leather straps Black polo t-shirts with pastel atom print on back and black waist apron with matching logo Beige polo t-shirts with large round back print and maroon waist apron with gold embroidery Beige polo t-shirts with large round back print and bottle green waist apron with gold logo Bottle green polo t-shirts with yellow round badge logo and black waist apron with same badge Bottle green polo t-shirt with yellow badge logo, black waist apron and beige trousers, laid flat Black polo t-shirt with orange round logo, black waist apron with orange ties and black cap Grey melange polo t-shirt with small black embroidered logo and black trousers, laid flat Black and white polo t-shirts with gold embroidered logo and black trousers, folded flat Red polo t-shirt with round logo patch and black denim bib apron with brown leather neck strap Red and bottle green polo t-shirts with black collar and cuffs Black polo t-shirts with white printed chest logo, pair Charcoal polo t-shirts with bold white back print and chest badge Yellow polo t-shirts with black back print and round chest logo Maroon polo t-shirts with printed sleeve logo, folded pair Black and brown polo t-shirts with yellow and white embroidered hotel logo on the chest, laid flat Royal blue polo t-shirts with large white printed back slogan and small chest logo, front and back Pair of folded pink polo t-shirts with black printed ornate wordmark logo on the chest, on wood Grey, blue and yellow polo t-shirts with black printed wordmark on the chest, laid flat on wood Lemon yellow polo t-shirts with black printed wordmark on the back and round chest logo, two views Folded olive and grey marl polo t-shirts with small printed sailboat logo at the lower front White polo t-shirts with large boxed maroon printed logo on the back and small chest logo, two views Black polo t-shirts with white printed script text on the back and gear logo on the front, two views Black polo t-shirts with red printed wordmark on the back and red noodle bowl logo on the front Orange polo t-shirts with white printed script wordmark on the chest, one folded and one laid flat Black polo t-shirts with white printed slogan text on the back and orange heart chest logo, two views Sky blue polo t-shirts with brown printed wordmark on the back and small chest logo, two views Pair of folded mustard yellow polo t-shirts with round maroon embroidered badge logo on the chest Pair of folded beige polo t-shirts with round black and white printed logo patch on the chest Pink polo t-shirts with white collar, large printed ice cream slogan on the back and chest logo Grey marl polo t-shirts with white printed store wordmark on the back and chest, front and back views Pair of folded turquoise polo t-shirts with white and yellow printed wordmark on the chest, on wood Pair of folded beige polo t-shirts with black and white embroidered banner logo on the chest Pair of folded purple polo t-shirts with gold embroidered ornamental logo and wordmark, on wood Black polo t-shirts with white printed atom emblem, large on the back and small on the chest Beige polo t-shirts with large green leaf cafe print on the back and small chest logo, two views White polo t-shirts with round yellow and black printed logo patch on the chest, folded and flat Pair of folded navy polo t-shirts with white printed coffee and chocolate wordmark on the chest Red polo t-shirts with large colourful round printed logo on the back and small chest logo Charcoal marl polo t-shirts with white and orange printed coffee slogan on the back, two views Mustard yellow polo t-shirts with embroidered chest logo, pair Round button badges with coffee pun slogans in brown and black print, with one badge showing the pin back Black round neck t-shirts with pastel atom print and black bib apron with matching logo Black round neck t-shirts with white and orange print and orange bib apron with matching logo Maroon round neck t-shirt with white print and black denim bib apron with leather trim Black round neck t-shirt with orange noodle bowl print, black cap, trousers and bib apron Orange round neck t-shirts with black and orange chest print and black cap with logo White round neck t-shirts with printed chest logos and khaki cargo trousers, laid flat Black round neck t-shirts with white box print and mustard bib apron with black straps Red round neck t-shirts with large white printed anniversary graphic on the back and chest logo White round neck t-shirts with navy printed wordmark on the back and small chest logo, two views Black round neck t-shirts with multicolour printed atom emblem, large on the front and small on pocket Black round neck t-shirts with white printed tree logo in a circle on the back and small chest logo Black round neck t-shirts with red printed wordmark on the back and noodle bowl logo on the front Black and orange round neck t-shirts with white and red printed restaurant wordmark, laid flat Brown round neck t-shirts with bold white printed slogan on the back and round chest logo, two views Navy round neck t-shirts with white printed team slogan on the back and small red chest logo Cream mandarin collar shirt with dusty pink collar and pink waist apron with embroidered crest Cream mandarin collar shirt with bottle green collar and green waist apron with gold crest Dark brown shirt with round white logo, black cap with badge and black trousers, laid flat White mandarin collar shirt with khaki collar, khaki waist apron and khaki trousers, gold logo Cream shirt with black collar trim, bottle green waistcoat and khaki trousers, laid flat Beige shirt with black collar trim, bottle green double breasted waistcoat and checked trousers Cream mandarin collar shirt with orange fox logo and brown canvas bib apron with leather strap White mandarin collar shirt with vertical logo, beige waist apron and beige trousers, laid flat Bottle green full sleeve shirt with white script name and brown trousers, laid flat Steel blue shirt with twin flap pockets and yellow logo, olive waist apron with black ties White shirt with black collar and buttons, red logo, black waist apron and black trousers Navy shirt with small white logo, black trousers and brown bib apron with white print Light blue shirt with round black script logo and khaki trousers, folded flat Black shirt with round white script logo and black trousers, folded flat White and grey striped short sleeve shirt with green collar trim, beige trousers and black logo Black mandarin collar shirt with red and white vertical logo and black waist apron, folded flat Khaki button down shirt with twin flap pockets and matching khaki trousers, folded flat Blue and white striped shirt with white contrast collar, peach embroidered logo and black trousers Blue and white striped shirt with white band collar, peach embroidered logo and black trousers Two khaki button down shirts with twin flap pockets, sleeve badge and matching khaki trousers White mandarin collar shirt with black collar and pink logo beside black denim bib apron Khaki shirt with round embroidered pocket badge and black trousers, folded flat White shirt with small blue embroidered chest logo and black trousers, folded flat White mandarin shirt with blue mountain logo, bottle green waist apron and khaki trousers Grey shirt with gold embroidered chest logo and black trousers, folded flat Navy shirt with round yellow badge logo on pocket and black trousers, folded flat Mustard yellow shirt with round yellow badge logo and black trousers, folded flat Black and white shirts with round yellow badge logo and black trousers, folded flat Sage green shirt with brown embroidered logo, beige trousers and brown waist apron Cream mandarin shirt with grey collar, sage green waist apron and light grey trousers, crest logo White mandarin collar shirt with vertical logo, black waist apron and black trousers, folded flat Beige full sleeve shirt with black script name on sleeve and dark brown trousers, laid flat Black mandarin collar shirt with beige piping and green initial beside teal waist apron with logo Cream shirt with round green cafe logo and dark brown trousers, folded flat Round beige signboard with coffee bean logo held against wood Black diamond hang tags with blue hand graphic and orange script Four V-neck sweaters in green, black and maroon with white embroidered wordmark, folded and flat Bottle green V-neck sweaters with white embroidered bistro logo, one folded and one laid flat Navy V-neck sweaters with round blue and red embroidered badge logo, one folded and one laid flat Pair of folded black V-neck sweaters with beige embroidered coffee cup logo on the chest, on wood Black V-neck sweaters with orange embroidered script logo on the chest, one folded and one flat Black fleece sweatshirts with gold embroidered round monogram logo and front pocket, folded and flat Black fleece sweatshirts with white embroidered cafe logo on the chest, one folded and one flat Beige kangaroo pocket sweatshirt with small script logo beside a charcoal one with large back logo Bottle green fleece sweatshirts with white embroidered housekeeping text on the back and chest logo Beige fleece sweatshirts with black printed text on the back and brown coffee cup chest logo Taupe fleece sweatshirts with white script embroidered name on the chest, one folded and one flat Rust brown cloth table napkins with gold embroidered flower motif in the corner Coral pink cloth table napkins with bold yellow embroidered logo, laid at an angle Bottle green cloth table napkins with white embroidered script name in the corner Black cloth table napkins with small red embroidered monogram in the corner Maroon table napkins with gold embroidered logo, three pieces Dark green cloth table napkins with gold embroidered script logo, one folded and one laid flat Olive green cloth table napkins with tonal embroidered bird logo in the corner Teal cloth table napkins with gold embroidered round monogram, one folded in half Chocolate brown cloth table napkins with gold embroidered T monogram in the corner White cloth table napkins with orange and grey embroidered corner logo, laid overlapping White QR code table stands with red header strips set in pine wood blocks with engraved name Acrylic table stands with black printed promo menus on dark wood bases with engraved logo Dark teal tent cards with printed offer details on wooden floor Tall dark green offer tent cards with gold text, close front view Wooden flip frame table stand with ring bound promo card Clear acrylic table stand with pine base in protective wrap Clear acrylic card holder slotted into a dark wooden base Pine block table stands with QR code cards and engraved logo Pair of brushed gold metal tent signs with black printed lettering on a wooden table White full sleeve band collar shirts with tan collar trim and orange embroidered logo, one folded Cream full sleeve band collar shirts with orange embroidered deer logo, one folded and one laid flat Charcoal grey full sleeve shirts with twin chest pockets and green embroidered wordmark, one folded Peach full sleeve shirts with yellow and black embroidered tree logo, one folded and one laid flat Grey textured full sleeve shirts with black embroidered diner logo, one folded and one laid flat Three folded shirts in peach, black and powder blue with round embroidered script logo on the chest Folded black shirt with small white printed hem logo beside a folded light blue shirt with pocket Bottle green full sleeve shirts with grey embroidered boxed wordmark on the pocket, one folded Pair of folded white half sleeve shirts with black embroidered logo at the lower front, on wood Pair of folded khaki button-down shirts with twin flap chest pockets and dark buttons, on wood Navy half sleeve shirts with white printed stacked wordmark on the chest, one folded, one laid flat Plain sky blue full sleeve shirts with chest pocket, one folded on top of one laid flat, on wood Light pink full sleeve shirts with brown embroidered round crest logo, one folded and one laid flat Folded light blue and navy shirts with round maroon and gold printed logo at the lower front Pair of folded khaki shirts with brown embroidered coffee cup logo on the chest pocket, on wood Pair of folded black shirts with white embroidered crest logo and wordmark at the lower front Folded grey and black shirts with green embroidered wordmark at the lower front, laid on wood White full sleeve pintuck front shirts with contrast black buttons, one folded and one laid flat Sage green full sleeve shirts with brown embroidered logo on chest and sleeve, one folded, one flat Peach band collar shirts with grey collar and brown embroidered crest on the pocket, one folded Pair of folded navy shirts with orange and white printed logo at the lower front, on wooden planks Off-white full sleeve shirts with brown embroidered logo on chest and sleeve, one folded, one flat Bottle green full sleeve shirts with white script embroidered name on the shoulder, one folded Beige full sleeve shirts with brown script embroidered name on the shoulder, one folded, one flat Black full sleeve shirts with white piping and teal embroidered letter logo, one folded, one flat Pair of folded maroon half sleeve shirts with grey embroidered wordmark at the lower front, on wood Folded light blue shirts with large printed back logo and small pocket logo, front and back views Folded beige shirts with large green leaf cafe print on the back and small chest logo, two views Steel grey mandarin collar shirt with blue mountain logo and matching elastic waist trousers Pair of khaki V-neck waistcoats with tone-on-tone embroidered logo and welt pockets, laid flat Pair of black round neck waistcoats with grey embroidered crest logo and button front, laid flat Pair of black V-neck waistcoats with white embroidered skyline logo and lining, laid flat on wood Pair of tan waistcoats with shawl lapels, gold embroidered logo and welt pockets, laid flat on wood Front view of a brown and cream checked waistcoat with notch lapel and white pocket trims, on hanger Back view of a brown and cream checked waistcoat with adjustable half belt and buckle Back view of a green waistcoat with adjustable half belt and dark lining, on a dark surface Pair of black waterproof bib aprons with white printed squirrel logo and waist ties, laid flat Pair of black waterproof bib aprons with white printed cafe logo and front pockets, laid flat on wood Pair of black waterproof bib aprons with round red and white printed logo, laid flat on wood Pair of black waterproof bib aprons with white printed emblem logo and black waist ties, laid flat Black zip-up fleece jackets with high collar and gold embroidered round monogram, folded and flat Navy zip-up fleece jackets with high collar and white script embroidered logo, folded and flat Wooden spine menu with black cover and screw posts, open to a printed page with dish photos Wooden menu board with printed floral food menu cover, colourful tabbed pages and engraved back 2023 deliveries 247 pieces photographed before dispatch in 2023. Two olive green bib aprons with light embroidered arch logo and waist ties Large and small grey bib aprons with colourful tropical leaf print along the hem and script name Two light grey bib aprons with blue and white printed ornate tile logo Two black bib aprons with white embroidered text logo, laid flat on light wood Two light grey bib aprons with maroon neck straps and ties and brown printed line art logo Two dark brown bib aprons with white printed circular logo and long ties Two black bib aprons, one with maroon straps and ties, with red and white printed logo Two slate grey bib aprons with green printed text logo, laid flat on wood Two black bib aprons with brown leatherette top panel and gold printed square logo patch Purple bib apron with leatherette pocket trim and cloud logo, plus crossback apron with tan straps Two teal bib aprons with black adjustable straps and brown printed floral arch logo Two tan bib aprons with dark leatherette straps and black printed logo, waist ties knotted Two navy waist aprons with front pocket and white printed logo, laid flat on wood Two royal blue waist aprons with silver embroidered script logo and front ties Two black waist aprons with green embroidered text logo on the pocket Two beige waist aprons with front pocket and black embroidered text logo Two grey waist aprons with black trim, pocket bands and printed round logo Two taupe waist aprons with colourful tropical print hem panel and black script name Black long waist apron and short waist apron with beige contrast stitching and pockets Two maroon waist aprons with beige waistband, pocket trim and side panel and white logo Two green waist aprons with front pocket and black printed crest logo Two white waist aprons with purple hem band and pocket trim and large printed lavender sprig logo Two light grey waist aprons with olive waistband and ties and blue embroidered text logo Black long waist apron layered with a short waist apron, both with red and white embroidered logo Black long waist apron and small pocket apron with white printed logo, laid flat on wood Black bib apron and long black waist apron, both with gold embroidered logo, laid flat on wood White long waist apron with black waist apron and black bib apron bearing a round printed badge logo Two purple bib aprons with white script logo and reflective white stripe across the pocket Two purple bib aprons with gold embroidered stacked lettering and waist ties, laid flat Two pink bib aprons with silver printed script logo and waist ties on whitewashed wood Large and small white bib aprons with black straps, printed logo and colourful tiger mascot graphic Two black bib aprons with red and white printed logo and long waist ties, laid flat Two black bib aprons with orange and white printed logo, laid flat on light wood Two dark brown bib aprons with beige neck straps and ties and white printed logo Two khaki bib aprons with round green printed logo and red stripe trim at the pocket Lilac bartender shirt with black bow tie and black placket, purple script logo, with black trousers Lilac shirt with black tie and purple embroidered script logo folded on black formal trousers Two purple and blue windowpane check double-breasted waistcoats, one folded, on grey wood Purple windowpane check waistcoat over light blue shirt with black tie and black trousers White half-sleeve shirt with round black printed logo laid beside folded beige elastic trousers Black shirt with sleeve logo patch and black bib apron with brown leatherette neck strap and logo patch Dark green waistcoat with cream embroidered shirt and black trousers laid flat on grey wood Two brown canvas waist aprons with black waistband and ties and white printed logo on the pocket Two mustard canvas waist aprons with black waistband and ties and orange and black round logo Two brown canvas waist aprons with black pocket panel, orange ties and orange printed logo Two navy waist aprons with black waistband and ties and white printed serif text logo Two olive canvas waist aprons with black waistband and pocket trim and white printed logo, on grey wood Tan canvas long waist apron and short waist apron with pockets and black printed logo, on grey wood Two royal blue baseball caps with orange and blue printed text logo on the front panel Two black sun visors with white printed logo, laid side by side on light wood Two dark green baseball caps with white embroidered logo and text on the front Two purple baseball caps with white embroidered text logo, laid flat on wood Two grey baseball caps with printed portrait badge patch on the front panel Pair of black chef skull caps with red and white printed cafe logo, one stacked on the other Pair of black chef skull caps with back ties and grey printed bold wordmark on the front band Pair of pink chef skull caps with back ties and raised gold embroidered monogram, on wooden floor Pair of black chef skull caps with long back ties and white printed cafe and cakery wordmark Pair of black chef skull caps with purple printed lavender sprig logo, one stacked on the other Pair of black chef skull caps with mesh crown and gold and white embroidered catering logo Pair of white chef skull caps with mesh crown and gold and black embroidered catering logo Grey chef set of coat, tall chef hat and waist apron, all with gold embroidered logo, laid flat Grey chef coat with black collar, black bib apron and grey cap, all with white script embroidery Purple bib apron with reflective trim and white double breasted chef coat with purple piping and logo White chef coats with gold piping, black bib apron, black trousers and navy cap with gold script logo Black chef coats with lilac collar and pink embroidered round logo, with matching black waist apron White and black chef coats with red piping and red embroidered logo, plus a black bib apron Black chef coats with red piping, yellow sleeve script print and chest logo, one folded, one flat Black half sleeve chef coat with white embroidered logo and black bib apron with orange straps Black chef coats with gold collar piping and round white printed script logo, one folded, one flat White double breasted chef coat with navy piping and royal blue waist apron with script logo White double breasted chef coat with black piping and square logo, with folded black chef trousers Black half sleeve chef coats with orange contrast stitching and red chest logo, one folded, one flat Charcoal chef coat with white piping and white chef coat with black script logo, one folded Navy and black half sleeve chef coats with contrast stitching and gold embroidered name, one folded White chef coats with black diagonal piping and yellow tree logo on the pocket, one folded, one flat Charcoal and black chef coats with coral collar piping and coral script embroidered logo, one folded Grey chef set of bib apron, chef coat and trousers with pink embroidered logo, laid flat on wood Grey and black double breasted chef coats with purple collar trim, plus a black bib apron with logo White chef coat with maroon collar and cuffs and a beige bib apron with maroon straps and line logo Bottle green double breasted chef coats with beige collar piping and embroidered logo, one folded White chef coats with maroon and black piping, gold stacked lettering logo and matching skull cap Pair of folded green double breasted chef coats with beige collar and white embroidered wordmark White snap front chef coats with gold embroidered wordmark, black trousers and a black bib apron Beige band collar chef coats with blue embroidered logo and a matching beige skull cap, laid flat White chef coat with black piping and purple chef coat with white piping, both with embroidered logo Pair of folded yellow chef coats with black collar, black buttons and red embroidered wordmark Beige double breasted chef coat with black piping and gold logo beside a black bib apron White chef coat with black piping and red embroidered logo beside a red bib apron with white wordmark White double breasted chef coats with red gingham collar and pocket trim and black printed logo White half sleeve chef coat with black collar trim, black pocket piping and script name, on grey wood Black uniform set of waist apron with red trim, shirt and polo with red collar tipping, all with logo Set of round cork coasters with black printed noodle bowl logo and slogan, scattered on grey wood Set of ten round cork coasters with black printed cafe logo and wordmark, arranged on grey wood Two dark denim bib aprons with leatherette neck straps and silver printed logo, folded at the waist Two dark denim bib aprons with leatherette straps and purple and pink embroidered round logo Large denim bib apron with colourful printed text beside grey denim apron with crossed tan leatherette straps Two denim bib aprons with tan leatherette neck strap, pocket patch and trim, and printed logo Two black denim bib aprons with tan leatherette neck straps, white logo and embroidered staff names Two dark denim bib aprons with brown leatherette neck straps and white printed logo, folded flat Large and small raw denim bib aprons with orange contrast stitching, rivets and round printed logo Two dark denim bib aprons with fabric neck straps and white quatrefoil printed patch Blue and charcoal denim waist aprons with brown leatherette logo patch on the pocket Two blue denim waist aprons with patch pockets and orange contrast stitching, no logo Denim chef coat with embroidered name and logo beside a grey bib apron with leather strap and patch Dark denim half sleeve chef coats with contrast stitching and red chest logo, one folded, one flat Blue denim full sleeve chef coats with grey collar lining and white embroidered logo, folded and flat Dark denim table mat with tan leatherette stripe trims and small stitched pocket, laid flat on wood Close view of a dark denim table mat with crossed tan leatherette straps and stitched pocket Plain dark denim table mat with contrast topstitching and single stitched pocket, laid flat on wood Dark denim table mat with tan leatherette corner patches and stitched cutlery pocket, laid flat Dark denim table mat with tan leatherette edge binding and cutlery pocket, laid flat on wood Black full-sleeve collared tops with large multicolour embroidered bakery logo on the back, folded pair Black full-sleeve polo t-shirts with orange and black round logo on the sleeve and chest Black zip-up hoodie with white embroidered script name on the chest, laid flat on wood Beige zip hoodies with dark embroidered pavilion logo on back and chest, one folded Beige and olive zip hoodies with gold embroidered tree logo beside a dusty pink pullover hoodie Olive green zip hoodies with yellow and white embroidered tree logo on back and chest Navy zip hoodies with gold and white embroidered tree logo on back and chest, one folded Mustard yellow pullover hoodies with black printed logo on the chest and front pouch pocket Navy hoodie with large green printed back logo and folded bottle green hoodie with chest logo Mustard yellow hoodies with white circular slogan print on the back and small chest logo Four pullover hoodies in navy, black, grey and maroon with white printed logo Bottle green hoodies with orange embroidered leaf logo and text on back and chest Two black zip-up hoodies with white and orange square grid logo on the chest Beige housekeeping tunic with patterned placket, embroidered script logo and elastic waist trousers Dark brown housekeeping tunic with patterned beige placket, gold script logo and matching trousers Purple housekeeping tunic with cream mandarin collar and piping, white script logo and matching trousers Khaki housekeeping tunic with white collar and placket trim, pocket logo and elastic trousers, folded Khaki half-sleeve housekeeping tunic with white collar, cuffs and pocket trim, purple logo and trousers Charcoal housekeeping tunic with coral collar, cuff and pocket piping, script logo and matching trousers Black housekeeping tunic with coral collar, cuffs and pocket flaps, script logo and black trousers Navy housekeeping tunic with tan collar, placket and pocket trim, embroidered name and navy trousers Tan housekeeping tunic with white collar and pocket trim, black embroidered logo, folded with trousers Dark brown half-sleeve housekeeping tunic with concealed placket, silver logo and matching trousers Brown housekeeping tunic with beige collar, sleeve and pocket trim, yellow embroidered logo and trousers Black half-sleeve housekeeping tunic with beige piping, gold script logo and black elastic trousers Dusty pink two-button manager blazer with patterned lining and matching trousers laid flat on wood Teal two-button manager blazer with matching folded trousers, laid flat on wooden boards Dark green single-breasted blazer over a cream shirt, laid flat on grey wooden boards Two light blue pinstripe half-sleeve shirts with round printed logo, one folded, laid flat on wood Cream shirt with black embroidered script logo folded on dark brown formal trousers Charcoal bandhgala style waistcoat with red round logo badge over a long-sleeve cream shirt Set of round white MDF coasters with black printed circular coffee and cuisine logo, on grey wood Ring bound menus with wood finish covers, printed title and dark arched inner pages, open and closed Dark wood grain and teal ring bound bar menus shown open with striped printed pages, on grey wood Teal bar menu, dark wood engraved cover menu and open inner page with stripes, three ring bound menus Four light wood MDF menu covers with engraved cafe name and metal binder rings, on grey wood Light wood ring bound menu with printed orange illustrated cover and photo food pages, open and closed Pair of olive green printed table mats with gold tree logo and chevron pattern, with matching coasters Pair of natural canvas tote bags with red line art print and script lettering, laid on grey wood Set of black and white rectangular staff name badges with printed names, roles and logo, pin backs Set of fourteen cream staff name badges with printed script logo, names and roles, and a pin back Assorted gold metallic and wood-look staff name badges with printed names and roles, pin back shown Black polo t-shirt and black waist apron, both with orange and white embroidered cafe logo, on wood Royal blue service set of waist apron, polo t-shirt and baseball cap with orange printed wordmark Black service set of bib apron, polo t-shirt and brown baseball cap with white embroidered crest Black polo t-shirt with pink embroidered logo and grey bib apron with black ties and matching logo Maroon polo t-shirts with white line art logo on the back and a beige bib apron with maroon ties White polo t-shirts with large coral round printed logo on the back and small chest logo Black polo t-shirt with yellow and orange printed back logo and folded teal polo with chest logo Beige polo t-shirt with purple printed text logo on back and folded purple polo with chest logo Teal geometric print polo t-shirts with beige collar and printed portrait badge on the chest Maroon and black polo t-shirts with white embroidered stacked text logo on the chest Black polo t-shirts with yellow collar and sleeve tipping and white and yellow printed text logo Black round neck t-shirts and waist apron with white printed mascot logo, with khaki cargo trousers White round neck t-shirt worn under a tan bib apron with leatherette straps and pocket, logo print Navy round neck t-shirts with white circular logo and a beige bib apron with matching logo, laid flat Black and grey round-neck t-shirts with green, blue and orange coffee equipment graphic prints Mustard yellow round-neck t-shirts with large brown printed logo on the back, one folded Black long-sleeve t-shirts with light blue printed cartoon mascot and logo on back and chest Grey round-neck t-shirt printed Stay Humble on the back with black and grey tees bearing round logo White round-neck t-shirts with black printed name on the high neckline, one folded Black round-neck t-shirts with white printed slogan and small logo, one folded Grey round-neck t-shirt with colourful bomb graphic print and folded black tee with red logo Black and white round-neck t-shirts with red stamp style printed festival graphic Black long-sleeve t-shirts with white printed cartoon mascot and logo on back and chest, flat lay Two grey safari style shirts with notched collar, flap pockets and white embroidered script name Lilac shirt with black placket and purple script logo, folded beside black formal trousers Grey shirts with yellow printed back wordmark and a navy denim bib apron with tan leather straps Coral shirt with black script logo, grey waist apron with tropical print hem and folded navy trousers Grey bib apron with large tropical floral print, folded coral shirt with script logo and navy trousers Black band collar service shirts with beige piping and matching black trousers, one folded, one flat Black full sleeve shirt with orange printed sleeve logo and a tan waist apron with matching logo Beige waist apron with brown ties, white band collar shirt with blue logo and black trousers Green striped shirt with olive suspenders and pocket trim, folded beside beige formal trousers Grey bandhgala style waistcoats with round red logo badge, one worn over a cream full sleeve shirt Cream half sleeve shirt with olive placket and round logo, with a folded olive waist apron Cream half sleeve shirt with olive placket, folded olive waist apron and beige shorts, on grey wood Royal blue service shirt with yellow printed logo folded beside a black waist apron with matching logo White bib apron and blue pinstripe shirt with white collar, both with navy printed arch logo Olive waist apron with black trim, cream mandarin collar shirt and black trousers on grey wood Teal waist apron and peach service shirt, both with black printed crest logo, laid flat on wood Plain white service shirt folded on khaki formal trousers, laid flat on wooden boards Charcoal grey V-neck knitted cardigan with button front and textured trim, laid flat on wood Two black V-neck sweaters with orange embroidered script logo, folded on wood Black crew-neck sweatshirts with large orange round printed logo on back and front Black sweatshirt with gold script back print and folded one with orange collar tipping and logo Black crew-neck sweatshirts with small white embroidered text logo, one folded Black sweatshirts with white printed tagline on the back and red and white vertical chest logo Fuchsia pink cloth table napkins with gold embroidered monogram, one open and one folded, on wood Red and black cloth table napkins with embroidered script slogan and symbol, folded and fanned out Navy and beige cloth table napkins with embroidered script slogans, folded and fanned out on wood Pair of maroon cloth table napkins with white embroidered wordmark, one folded, on grey wood Pair of red cloth table napkins folded into diamonds with yellow embroidered monogram, on grey wood Pair of olive green cloth table napkins with white embroidered dome logo, one folded, on grey wood Two printed promo tent cards held in engraved pine wood block stands on a wooden table Printed promo tent cards in engraved pine wood stands with matching offer flyers spread in front Stacked white wooden table stand blocks with engraved logos of several cafes, on a wooden table Set of mahogany wood table number stands with engraved numbers and logo on square bases Pair of pine wood table stands, one engraved with table number and wifi details, one with cafe logo Teal uniform shirt with grey collar lining, folded and packed in a clear plastic cover Two lilac shirts with black button placket and purple embroidered script logo, folded Two light pink shirts with red and black embroidered logo on the pocket, folded Six folded uniform shirts in teal, orange, tan, cream, lilac and black with assorted embroidered logos Grey long-sleeve shirt with yellow and white printed back logo beside folded grey shirt with chest logo Light green long-sleeve shirts with black collar and black embroidered text on back and chest Two steel grey shirts with green embroidered logo on the pocket, folded on wood Two off-white shirts with black embroidered script logo on the pocket, folded Two lilac shirts with purple embroidered text logo on the pocket, folded on light wood Lilac and pale pink shirts with red and black embroidered logo and manager text, folded Black long-sleeve mandarin collar shirts with beige piping on collar, placket and cuffs Lilac and navy shirts with white and black embroidered text on the pocket, folded side by side White long-sleeve shirts with grey-blue denim mandarin collar and navy embroidered text Two black and white gingham check shirts with red embroidered letters, folded White and sage pinstripe long-sleeve shirts with green collar and pocket trim and printed logo Dark green and grey shirts with round printed logo patch on the pocket, folded Two royal blue shirts with yellow printed logo on the pocket, folded on light wood Olive green long-sleeve shirts with white piping and white embroidered script logo on back and chest Two grey valet shirts with black printed logo on the pocket, folded and overlapping on wood Beige polo t-shirts printed VALET on the back and logo on the front, with beige elastic trousers Black zip-up windcheater jackets with stand collar and white embroidered script name Black hooded rain jacket with rows of printed logo patches down the front and matching rain trousers Close-up of navy hoodie back with embroidered tree logo being measured with a green tape measure Black hoodie with white squirrel logo, green V-neck sweater and navy zip jacket with logo, laid flat Black zip jackets with green and white printed shake cup logo and hashtag slogan on the back Black zip jackets with white printed slogan on the back and round chest patch logo Olive green zip sweat jackets with white printed back text and round coral chest logo Maroon zip sweat jackets with blue embroidered alumni lettering on back and crest on chest Navy zip sweat jackets with beige printed monogram on chest and circular logo on back Maroon zip sweat jackets with green and white embroidered logo on the chest, one folded Bottle green zip jacket with white script back print and folded black jacket with chest logo Close-up of navy hoodie back with yellow and white embroidered tree logo being measured with a ruler Back view of navy hoodie with yellow and white embroidered tree logo, worn by a man in a workshop Three walnut wood menu clipboards with engraved header strips and laser engraved logo, on grey wood Pair of dark walnut menu clipboards with engraved header and round laser engraved coffee logo Pair of dark walnut wood menu clipboards with engraved header strip and printed wordmark, on grey wood Pair of honey toned wood menu clipboards with engraved header and laser engraved mascot logo 2022 deliveries 207 pieces photographed before dispatch in 2022. Aprons · Greko Espresso Bar Housekeeping uniforms · Diggin Housekeeping uniforms · Diggin Polo t-shirts · Getafix Shirt service uniforms · Elgin Cafe Windcheaters & raincoats · Eden Winterwear jackets & zippers · Food Overloaded Folded black bib apron and tan waist apron, both with colourful embroidered bird logo Bottle green and black bib aprons with gold embroidered monogram and white catering name Mustard bib apron with brown ties and mustard waist apron with brown waistband, both with printed house logo Two black bib aprons with orange neck straps and waist ties and white printed arch logo Two beige bib aprons with yellow neck straps and waist ties and brown embroidered logo Adult and kids black bib aprons with bold red and white printed logo, laid flat Adult and kids charcoal bib aprons with white printed hand sign motifs all over Two beige bib aprons with tonal embroidered logo, white pocket trim and waist ties Two teal green bib aprons with black printed script initial logo, laid side by side Two khaki bib aprons with brown embroidered logo text and white pocket trim Two chocolate brown bib aprons with beige straps and ties and round white logo patch Two khaki bib aprons with black circular embroidered logo and matching waist ties Two orange bib aprons with round yellow logo patch and pink pocket trim Two red bib aprons with orange flower embroidered logo and name, laid side by side Two black bib aprons with red and white vertical embroidered logo, laid side by side Two navy bib aprons with white printed peacock logo, laid side by side Kids and adult navy bib aprons with white printed peacock logo and front pocket Adult and small black bib aprons with gold embroidered elephant and snake motifs Adult and kids pink bib aprons with tan leather straps, white cloud patches and personalised name logos Adult and kids brown bib aprons with black adjustable straps and yellow printed logo Adult and kids maroon bib aprons with tan leather straps, floral trim and printed cartoon mascot Two olive green waist aprons with white printed round logo, one folded over the other Adult and kids black waist aprons with red embroidered logo and front pockets, one overlapping Two dark teal and beige diagonal colour-block waist aprons with beige ties and embroidered logo Two grey waist aprons with black embroidered script logo and front pockets, laid flat Two orange and grey diagonal colour-block waist aprons with grey pocket trim and small logo Adult and small coral cross-over bib aprons with beige piping and printed logo, laid flat Black bandhgala waistcoat over white full sleeve shirt with embroidered logo, black waist apron and trousers Two black and white checked shirts with red embroidered chest logo beside a black waist apron, folded Black polo t-shirt with white logo and denim bib apron with tan leather strap and white crest logo Light blue shirt with small chest logo and denim bib apron with tan leather strap and printed logo Two denim bib aprons with tan leather neck straps and gold embroidered cocktail glass logo, side by side Brown waistcoat with gold embroidered logo over bottle green full sleeve shirt, laid flat White polo t-shirt with green leaf logo and denim bib apron with tan leather strap and green printed name Top view of a two-compartment cork caddy with slotted side section on a dark table Cork cutlery and napkin caddy with two compartments and black printed script name, side angle Close front view of a cork caddy with large black printed script name on a dark table Black canvas waist apron with tan leather trimmed pocket and white printed slogan, laid on marble Two black canvas waist aprons with tan leather pocket trims and white printed slogan, overlapping Two jute fedora hats with black band and printed round logo, on wooden floor Two brown baseball caps with embroidered monogram logo and yellow ribbon banner Two grey textured fedora hats with black band and white embroidered initial logo, stacked Two beige bandana style chef caps with top knot and black printed text logo on the band Two grey chef skull caps with yellow printed monogram logo, side by side on grey floor Red bib apron with white hem stripe and logo beside white chef coat with red piping and buttons Two black chef coats, one with white collar and piping, with red embroidered logo on the pocket Four grey chef coats with check collars and cuffs in red, green and grey and white logo Black bib apron with colourful embroidered logo beside a yellow chef coat with matching logo Grey chef coats with mandarin collar and yellow embroidered text logo, one folded Green chef coat with yellow collar piping and buttons and white embroidered logo, with black trousers White chef coats with green collar, cuffs and piping and green embroidered crest logo Beige bib apron with yellow straps and brown printed logo beside white chef coat with black piping Black chef set of double-breasted coat with red piping, bib apron and toque, pink embroidered logo Black bib apron with white hem band and white chef coat with black piping, orange printed logo Black bib apron, charcoal chef coat with maroon collar and maroon chef hat with flame logo Purple chef coats and matching chef hat with round blue and white embroidered logo Black and white striped bib apron, white chef coat with black piping and gold logo, black trousers Beige bib apron with brown printed round logo beside white chef coat with matching logo on grey wood Black bib apron with white hand motif print, white chef coat with black hand logo and black trousers Black bib apron and two grey chef coats with black collars and white script logo Orange bib apron and yellow, pink and beige chef coats with pink collars and round green logo Orange bib apron with pink hem beside beige chef coat with pink collar, buttons and green logo Two grey chef coats with black collar and placket and white printed tower logo, folded Black and white chef coats with red logo, black trousers and black bib apron, laid in a row White long-sleeve chef coat with black collar and cuffs and gold logo, black bib apron on top Black trousers, two white chef coats with red and black piping and red bib apron with orange flower logo White chef coat with black piping and orange flower logo folded on black chef trousers Red bib apron with orange flower logo beside white chef coat with red piping and buttons Black chef coats with white piping and white printed logo on a dark pocket patch Black chef coat with red piping and red buttons, round red and white logo and matching chef cap White long-sleeve chef coat and black waist apron, both with pink round embroidered logo White chef coat with red piping and sleeve badge beside folded black chef coat with orange piping Navy chef coat with cream collar and denim chef coat, both with yellow and white embroidered name and title White long waist apron with large green printed logo and white chef coat with black collar and logo Orange chef coat with black piping, matching bib apron and chef hat with round printed mascot logo Set of folded black bib apron, brown waistcoat, mustard chef coat, navy shirt and tan waist apron with logos Uniform set of green and lilac shirts, black bib apron, black chef coat with red piping and two black caps Black insulated food delivery backpack with red and white printed logo, shown open with dividers Two black insulated food delivery backpacks with red and white printed grill logo, standing closed Man wearing a dark denim bib apron with tan leather straps and multiple pockets in a cafe Dark denim bib apron with copper rivets, contrast stitching, chest and waist pockets, laid flat, front view Two denim bib aprons with tan leather neck straps and white embroidered crest logo, laid side by side Two denim bib aprons with tan leather straps, white sailboat logo and tie waist, laid side by side Two denim bib aprons with tan leather neck straps and yellow and white printed logo, one overlapping Dark denim bib apron with tan leather strap and red printed logo and slogan beside a folded orange t-shirt Adult and kids denim bib aprons with copper buttons and white printed bakery logo, two front pockets Single denim bib apron with copper button fastenings, white printed arched logo and twin front pockets Two denim waist aprons with gold embroidered script logo and front pocket, overlapping on wooden floor Two long-sleeve denim chef coats with snap buttons and orange square patch logo on the pocket White full sleeve polo t-shirts in two sizes with green printed leaf initial logo and sleeve name Royal blue full sleeve polo t-shirt with white printed sculpture back graphic and folded half sleeve polo Maroon hooded zip jackets in two sizes with small white printed chest logo, laid flat Navy and maroon hooded zip jackets with white printed chest logo and kangaroo pockets Heather blue hooded zip jackets with grey lined hoods and white printed chest logo Yellow hoodies with round green logo patch paired with black joggers, folded Four hoodies in navy, charcoal, bottle green and maroon with red and white embroidered logo Charcoal hoodies with grey lined hood and small white chest logo, folded and laid flat Black hoodies with large round printed back graphic and small chest patch, front and back view Brown housekeeping tunic with cream collar, piping and pocket trims, with matching elasticated trousers Black housekeeping tunic with grey collar, cuffs and pocket trims, with black elasticated trousers Navy housekeeping tunic with maroon collar and piping and red embroidered pocket logo, folded with trousers Black housekeeping tunic with teal green collar, cuffs and pocket, embroidered logo, with black trousers Dark brown housekeeping tunic with beige collar and placket and gold embroidered logo, with brown trousers Navy housekeeping tunic with pink collar, cuffs and piping and round logo patch, with navy trousers Navy housekeeping tunic with peach collar and cuff trims and white script logo, laid flat with trousers Charcoal tunic with orange collar, piping and pocket trims and gold logo, with grey bib apron Brown housekeeping tunic with cream piping and green embroidered logo, laid with matching trousers Beige housekeeping tunic with white collar, placket and pocket trim, with matching elasticated trousers Beige housekeeping tunic with white collar trims, beige trousers and black bib apron with printed logo Black housekeeping tunic with mint green collar, placket and pocket trims and red logo, with black trousers Black housekeeping tunic with grey collar, cuffs and pocket trims and white printed logo patch, laid flat Black housekeeping tunic with grey trims, black trousers and black bib apron with white logo patch Beige short sleeve tunics with coral mandarin collar and placket, embroidered back logo, with beige trousers Beige tunic with coral collar and placket, beige trousers and coral cross-over apron with beige piping Coral cross-over bib apron with beige piping, side ties and small printed logo, laid flat Maroon adult and kids bib aprons with matching chef toques, each embroidered with logo and personal name Light grey single-breasted manager blazer with black embroidered pocket logo, on a hanger Bottle green two-button manager blazer over white shirt, laid flat on wooden floor Black manager blazer with gold embroidered crest logo on breast pocket, laid flat Wood grain MDF menu cover with engraved logo beside ring-bound printed menu pages with tabs Two MDF paddle menu boards with carved handle and engraved logo holding colourful printed menus Green printed menu with ring binding, opened to show sushi pages, on grey wood Two MDF paddle menu boards with engraved cup logo and dark blue printed menu cards Three MDF paddle menu boards with engraved logo and black and orange chalkboard style menus Two MDF paddle menu boards with engraved handle logo and colourful vintage style printed menus Light wood MDF menu folder with engraved logo, opened to white ring-bound printed pages Wood finish MDF menu cover with engraved Devanagari name beside two floral bordered printed menus Stack of three white ceramic mugs with full-wrap colourful movie poster print Bundle of round pin badges in clear sleeves with red and white printed logo, held in hand Two black ceramic mugs with black and white street photo print and red circle logo, on a log outdoors Nine black staff name and designation badges with white printed text and a green badge, on wood Navy bib apron with gold printed bearded mascot logo beside a white polo t-shirt with text logo Beige bib apron with yellow straps and brown printed logo beside a folded navy polo t-shirt with logo Charcoal full-sleeve polo and black polo t-shirt with white script logo and matching black cap Navy bib apron, black polo t-shirt and black cap, all with round blue and white printed logo Black bib apron and pink polo t-shirt, both with bold black and white printed text logo White full-sleeve and half-sleeve polo t-shirts with sleeve logo beside a navy bib apron with ties Denim and brown bib aprons with round white logo patch and a grey polo t-shirt with matching logo Black polo t-shirt and dark grey bib apron, both with round white printed logo Two maroon polo t-shirts with small black embroidered text logo beside folded black trousers Two hot pink polo t-shirts with black and white printed logo patch, folded Black polo t-shirts with colourful anniversary print on back and yellow chest logo, front and back view Black polo t-shirts with sleeve logo, embroidered staff names and pocket mascot patches Black polo t-shirts with red printed logo on back and chest, one folded over the other Two olive green polo t-shirts with yellow embroidered chest logo and sleeve print, folded White polo t-shirts with pink printed round cafe logo on back and chest, front and back view Two white polo t-shirts with round green and red embroidered badge logo and script name Red polo t-shirts with white printed slogan on back and round chest logo, front and back view Navy polo with red tipped collar and sky blue polo, both with gold and black printed logo Two bottle green polo t-shirts with white embroidered script logo, folded Black polo t-shirts with white printed round chest logo and name across back, front and back view Navy and white striped round-neck t-shirts with denim bib apron with leatherette strap and logo White round neck t-shirts with printed hand sign logo and black waist apron with hand motifs, laid flat Navy and white striped round neck t-shirt with brown bib apron, leather neck strap and yellow embroidered logo Orange round neck t-shirt with white printed slogan and dark denim bib apron with leather strap and red print Dark green round neck t-shirt, green henley tee and mustard bib apron with gold script logo, laid flat Black round neck t-shirts with bold white and red slogan print and chest logo, front and back view Black round neck t-shirts with orange and white printed coffee cup house logo, two sizes White round neck t-shirts with black printed hand sign graphic on back and small chest logo Two black and white horizontal striped round neck t-shirts, folded Maroon round neck t-shirts with gold printed circular script logo, front and back view Pale yellow checked mandarin collar shirt with round logo patch and olive green waist apron, folded White shirt under black bib apron with gold embroidered elephant and snake motifs, laid on wooden floor Olive green service shirt with black suspenders and black trousers, folded uniform set Black waistcoat with round embroidered logo over white shirt and tie, black trousers and green waist apron White shirt with black mandarin collar, black waist apron and trousers, with multicoloured embroidered logo White button-down service shirt with black buttons folded beside navy blue trousers Sky blue service shirt with red embroidered initials and brown waist apron with black waistband Bottle green full sleeve shirt with gold sleeve logo and brown waist apron with matching embroidered logo Navy blue service shirt with red embroidered pocket logo folded over black trousers Lavender grey service shirt with red embroidered pocket logo folded over black trousers Black sunboard menu standing upright with two small printed dessert promo standees in front Two white sunboard menu sheets with sketched illustrations and dish photos, on grey wood Two dark sunboard menu sheets with printed dish lists, photos and QR code, on light wood Two bottle green V-neck knit sweaters with gold embroidered logo, folded Dark green sweatshirt with gold embroidered name across chest and matching V-neck sweater Two maroon V-neck knit sweaters with yellow embroidered waffle logo, folded Red polo t-shirt and maroon shirt, both with gold embroidered name patch, folded Red and white gingham table napkin folded into a cutlery pocket with fork, knife and spoon and logo Opened red and white gingham napkin with cutlery tucked in its pocket and red printed logo Mustard yellow table napkins with teal printed logo in the corner, folded on grey wood Two black and white houndstooth check shirts with red embroidered logo, folded Two dark brown shirts with maroon buttons and white embroidered script name on pocket, folded Two black shirts with round orange cartoon bear logo patch on pocket, folded Two jade green shirts with black embroidered crest logo on pocket, folded Two mint green shirts with tonal embroidered pocket logo, folded on wooden floor Black full sleeve shirt with large yellow tree logo on back and light green shirt with small tree logo Three shirts in lime green, navy and lilac with yellow embroidered tree logo, folded in a row Two white button-down shirts with contrasting black buttons, folded side by side White and black shirts with yellow and white embroidered logo on pocket, folded Two grey shirts with red and navy embroidered cube logo, folded Two grey pinstripe shirts with contrast grey pocket and yellow embroidered initial logo Two sky blue shirts with red embroidered initials on pocket, folded side by side Bottle green and grey shirts with colourful embroidered bird logo on pocket, folded Green, lilac and black shirts, two with round brown logo patches on pocket, folded Two maroon shirts with gold embroidered name patch on pocket, folded Charcoal chambray full sleeve shirts in two sizes with red buttons and yellow embroidered chest logo Bottle green fleece zip jackets with collar and white printed squirrel logo Black collared zip sweatshirts with large round white printed logo on back and small chest badge Charcoal collared zip fleece jackets with white embroidered script name on chest Client deliveries from our archive 725 pieces credited to the brands we made them for, from our Instagram and studio archive. Chef uniforms · 48 Plates Coasters · 48 Plates Menus · 48 Plates Stationery & printables · 48 Plates Stationery & printables · 48 Plates Steward & server uniforms · 48 Plates Winterwear jackets & zippers · 48 Plates Caps · 501 Kitchen Chef uniforms · 501 Kitchen Housekeeping uniforms · 501 Kitchen Mint blue dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · 7th Heaven Housekeeping uniforms · Adda Chef coats · Aioli Bottle green name badges · AJA Sweatshirts · AJA Winterwear jackets & zippers · AJA Tote bags · All Things Yummy Sweaters & cardigans · Alma at Defence Bakery Chef uniforms · Alma Bakery Name badges · Alma Bakery Sweaters & cardigans · Alma Bakery Uniform shirts · Alma Bakery Windcheaters & raincoats · Alma Bakery Menus · Amaltas Windcheaters & raincoats · Ambersar Winterwear jackets & zippers · Ambersar Badges & pins · American Connection Bartender uniforms · American Connection Chef uniforms · American Connection Badges & pins · American Pizzeria Branded packaging · Ancient Barbeque Uniform shirts · Ancient Barbeque Uniform shirts · Ancient Barbeque Bartender uniforms · Anglow Cocktail Bar Bartender uniforms · Anglow Cocktail Bar Chef uniforms · Anglow Cocktail Bar Chef uniforms · Anglow Cocktail Bar Chef uniforms · Anglow Cocktail Bar Housekeeping uniforms · Anglow Cocktail Bar Manager uniforms · Anglow Cocktail Bar Manager uniforms · Anglow Cocktail Bar Chef uniforms · April by KAP Housekeeping uniforms · April by KAP Chef uniforms · Armonia by Olive Chef coats · Artisan Lab Chef uniforms · Artisan Lab Chef uniforms · Asian Fun Steward & server uniforms · Asian Fun Catering uniforms · Asian Haus Steward & server uniforms · Asian Haus Branded packaging · Authentic Belgian Waffles Polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Authentic Belgian Waffles Chef coats · Avatar Chef uniforms · Avatar Chef uniforms · Avatar Housekeeping uniforms · Avatar MDF bill holders · Azura Chef uniforms · Bake N Roast Chef uniforms · Bake N Roast Steward & server uniforms · Bake N Roast Caps · Bakers Square Chef coats · Bar & Beans Denim aprons · Bar & Beans Stationery & printables · Bar & Beans Uniform shirts · Bar & Beans Delivery bags · Barbeque Greens Branded glassware · Batli 29 Caps · Bayleaf Chef uniforms · Bayleaf Denim aprons · Bayleaf Half aprons · Bayleaf Housekeeping uniforms · Bayleaf Safari shirts · Bayleaf Steward & server uniforms · Bayleaf Uniform shirts · Bayleaf Aprons · Beanlore Canvas aprons · Beanlore Aprons · Bellagio Chef uniforms · Bellagio Housekeeping uniforms · Bellagio Housekeeping uniforms · Bellagio Aprons · Belly Button Uniform shirts · Belly Button Stationery & printables · Bengal Bay Stationery & printables · Bengal Bay Stickers & danglers · Bengal Bay Half aprons · Beno Bar Steward & server uniforms · Beno Bar Uniform shirts · Beno Bar Table napkins · Berco's Aprons · Bhawan Aprons · Bhawan Aprons · BHK Uniform shirts · BHK Chef uniforms · Big Tree Cafe Uniform shirts · Big Tree Cafe Winterwear jackets & zippers · Big Tree Cafe Housekeeping uniforms · Big Wokk, Ashok Vihar Bartender uniforms · Bistro Mitra Chef caps · Bistro Mitra Chef coats · Bistro Mitra Housekeeping uniforms · Bistro Mitra Uniform shirts · Bistro Mitra Waistcoats · Bistro Mitra Black enamelware · Black Bear Brew Coasters · Black Bear Brew Coasters · Black Bear Brew Coasters · Black Bear Brew Printed mugs · Black Bear Brew Hoodies · Blackjack Hoodies · Blackjack Uniform shirts · Blackjack Uniform shirts · Blackjack Badges & pins · Blue Bean Cafe Badges & pins · Blue Bean Cafe Branded packaging · Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Chef coats · Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Denim aprons · Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Uniform shirts · Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Uniform shirts · Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Uniform shirts · Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Denim aprons · Boa Village Denim aprons · Boa Village Uniform shirts · Bombay Meri Jaan Steward & server uniforms · Bombaye House Hoodies · Bon Chic Hoodies · Bon Chic Hoodies · Bon Chic Housekeeping uniforms · Bon Chic Steward & server uniforms · Bon Chic Steward & server uniforms · Bon Chic Table napkins · Bon Chic Housekeeping uniforms · Boombox Brewstreet Name badges · Boraan Thai Uniform shirts · Boraan Thai Coasters · Bratty's Aprons · Brick N Bean Cafe Badges & pins · Brick N Bean Cafe Chef uniforms · Brick N Bean Cafe Chef uniforms · Brick N Bean Cafe Caps · BrownYumm Bartender uniforms · Bunta Bar Bartender uniforms · Bunta Bar Housekeeping uniforms · Bunta Bar Steward & server uniforms · Bunta Bar Steward & server uniforms · Bunta Bar Aprons · Burger Farm Aprons · Burger Farm Uniform shirts · Burger Monk Housekeeping uniforms · Burger Rani Branded packaging · Burgflix Branded packaging · Burgflix Stationery & printables · Burgflix Thank-you & feedback cards · Burgflix Thank-you & feedback cards · Burgflix Delivery bags · Burgflix Delivery bags · Burgflix Branded glassware · Burma Burma Polo t-shirt service uniforms · Caddy Shack Badges & pins · Cafe Bean & Basil Chef uniforms · Cafe Bean & Basil Sweatshirts · Cafe Bean & Basil Uniform shirts · Cafe Bean & Basil Uniform shirts · Cafe Bean & Basil Black caps, service caps · Cafe Bella Italia Chef uniforms · Cafe Delan Steward & server uniforms · Cafe Delan Chef coats · Cafe Dori Chef coats · Cafe Dori Housekeeping uniforms · Cafe Dori Charcoal polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Cafe Hawkers Hoodies · Cafe Hawkers Uniform shirts · Cafe Hawkers Black caps, service caps · Cafe Lakeside Denim aprons · Cafe Lakeside Steward & server uniforms · Cafe Lakeside Steward & server uniforms · Cafe RIP Bartender uniforms · Cafe Tornado Bar jiggers · Cafe Tornado Sweatshirts · Cafe Tornado Uniform shirts · Cafe Tornado Menus · Cafe Uncover Branded packaging · Cafetorium Branded packaging · Cafetorium Blazers & waistcoats · Caffe Tonino Chef uniforms · Cake Walk Aprons · CakeCity Patisserie Caps · CakeCity Patisserie Chef uniforms · CakeCity Patisserie Coffee brown caps, service caps · CakeCity Patisserie Branded packaging · Chaat Art Chef uniforms · Chaat Art Stickers & danglers · Chaat Art Stickers & danglers · Chaat Art Badges & pins · Chai Le Lo Badges & pins · Chai Le Lo Coasters · Chiagos Cork coasters · Chiagos Branded packaging · Chinar Branded packaging · Chinar Delivery bags · Circa Kitchen Windcheaters & raincoats · Circa Kitchen Canvas aprons · Cocktail & Dreams Aprons · Cocopots Chef coats · Cocopots Chef coats · Cocopots Chef uniforms · Cocopots Chef uniforms · Cocopots Housekeeping uniforms · Cocopots Housekeeping uniforms · Cocopots Steward & server uniforms · Cocopots Manager uniforms · CODE Aprons · Coffee Bond Aprons · Coffee Bond Sweatshirts · Coffee Bond Uniform shirts · Coffee Bond Uniform shirts · Coffee Bond Aprons · Counter Culture Coffee Black caps, service caps · Counter Culture Coffee Caps · Counter Culture Coffee Menus · Counter Culture Coffee Winterwear jackets & zippers · Counter Culture Coffee Uniform shirts · Cowjoy Creamery Aprons · Cremeborne Aprons · Cremeborne Aprons · Cremeborne Caps · Cremeborne Aprons · Crudo Juicery Aprons · Crudo Juicery Uniform shirts · Crudo Juicery Bottle green polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Crusty Culture Delivery bags · Crusty Culture Chef uniforms · Da Code Housekeeping uniforms · Da Code Aprons · Dashi Sushi Bar Aprons · Dashi Sushi Bar Canvas aprons · Dear Donna Caps · Defence Bakery Steward & server uniforms · Defence Bakery Windcheaters & raincoats · Defence Bakery Winterwear jackets & zippers · Defence Bakery Chef caps · Delilah Chef coats · Delilah Housekeeping uniforms · Delilah MDF bill holders · Delilah Denim aprons · Depth N Green Aprons · Dessart Gallery Badges & pins · Dicha Bartender uniforms · Dicha Hostess uniforms · Dicha Housekeeping uniforms · Dicha Menus · Dicha Menus · Dicha Steward & server uniforms · Dicha Sweatshirts · Dicha Chef uniforms · Diggin Chef uniforms · Diggin Table linen · Dirty Apron Printed menu cards · Dirty Apron Table mats & runners, table mat & runner · Dirty Apron Black denim aprons, full with leatherette belt · Dirty Good Hoodies · Dirty Good Sweatshirts · Dirty Good Uniform shirts · Dirty Good Chef uniforms · Dock Patiala Black caps, service caps · Doner & Gyros Chef coats · Dragonfly Merchandise kits · Drunk House Badges & pins · Echoes Branded bottles · Echoes Branded packaging · Echoes Branded packaging · Echoes Branded packaging · Echoes Chef uniforms · Echoes Chef uniforms · Echoes Cue cards · Echoes Enamelware · Echoes Menus · Echoes Menus · Echoes Menus · Echoes Menus · Echoes Menus · Echoes Merchandise kits · Echoes Signage & display boards · Echoes Parking Printed mugs · Echoes Printed mugs · Echoes Signage & display boards · Echoes Signage & display boards · Echoes Signage & display boards · Echoes Signage & display boards · Echoes Signage & display boards · Echoes Stationery & printables · Echoes Stationery & printables · Echoes Tote bags · Echoes Aprons · Eclat Patisserie Chef caps · Eden Chef uniforms · Eden Aprons · El Bueno Aprons · El Bueno Aprons · Elgin Cafe Badges & pins · Elgin Cafe Blazers & waistcoats · Elgin Cafe Leather aprons · Elgin Cafe Manager uniforms · Elgin Cafe Steward & server uniforms · Elgin Cafe Tan leather aprons · Elgin Cafe Tan leather aprons · Elgin Cafe Winterwear jackets & zippers · Elgin Cafe Housekeeping uniforms · Elgin Hall Sweaters & cardigans · Elgin Hall Bartender uniforms · Elia Purple polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Elia Aprons · Enoki Kitchen Aprons · Enoki Kitchen Aprons · Enoki Kitchen Black polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Enoki Kitchen Chef uniforms · Enoki Kitchen Steward & server uniforms · Enoki Kitchen Windcheaters & raincoats · Enoki Kitchen Menus · Fatty Bao Chef coats · Fifth Avenue Bakery Uniform shirts, regular shirts · Fifth Avenue Bakery Uniform shirts · Fifth Avenue Bakery Uniform shirts · FIO Uniform shirts · FIO Chef coats · Food Baxa Chef uniforms · Food Baxa Aprons · Food & Sake Aprons · Food & Sake Branded packaging · Fork n Knives Branded packaging · Fork n Knives Steward & server uniforms · Fork n Knives Chef coats · Game of Momos Chef uniforms · Game of Momos Housekeeping uniforms · Game of Momos Uniform shirts · Game of Momos Anthra melange polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Gazab Cafe Menus · Gin Mill Aprons · Gola Sizzlers Black dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · Gola Sizzlers Chef caps · Gola Sizzlers Denim aprons, full with leatherette belt · Gola Sizzlers Denim aprons · Gola Sizzlers Light grey polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Gola Sizzlers Uniform shirts · Gola Sizzlers Canvas aprons · Grab & Go Caps · Grab & Go Coasters · Grab & Go Menus · Grab & Go Steward & server uniforms · Grab & Go Windcheaters & raincoats · Grab & Go Aprons · Grain Steward & server uniforms · Grain Sweaters & cardigans · Grain Sweaters & cardigans · Grain Uniform shirts · Grain Dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · Greko Espresso Bar Aprons · Gulati Housekeeping uniforms · Gulati Housekeeping uniforms · Gulati Housekeeping uniforms · Gulati Sweaters & cardigans · Gulati Sweaters & cardigans · Gulati Windcheaters & raincoats · Gulati Badges & pins · Hamoni Cafe Black name badges · Hamoni Cafe Blazers & waistcoats · Hamoni Cafe Hoodies · Hamoni Cafe Hoodies · Hamoni Cafe Hoodies · Hamoni Cafe Manager uniforms · Hamoni Cafe Uniform shirts · Hamoni Cafe Chef coats · Handsome Courtyard Housekeeping uniforms · Handsome Courtyard Steward & server uniforms · Handsome Courtyard Chef uniforms · Hello Asia Aprons · Henry Havaldar Steward & server uniforms · Henry Havaldar Uniform shirts · Henry Havaldar Caps · Hogg You Steward & server uniforms · Hogg You Uniform shirts · Hotel Yelm Housekeeping uniforms · House of Kebabs Black dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · House of Wok Branded packaging · House of Wok Chef coats · House of Wok Menus · House of Wok Aprons · House of Wok Prive Bill holders · House of Wok Prive Chef coats · House of Wok Prive Chef uniforms · House of Wok Prive Chef uniforms · House of Wok Prive Housekeeping uniforms · House of Wok Prive Menus · House of Wok Prive Table napkins · House of Wok Prive Uniform shirts · House of Wok Windcheaters & raincoats · House of Wok Blazers & waistcoats · Housewood Villas Canvas aprons · Housewood Villas Sweaters & cardigans · Housewood Villas Uniform shirts · Housewood Villas Blazers & waistcoats · Housewood Villas Chef uniforms · Hudson Chopsticks Steward & server uniforms · Hudson Chopsticks Merchandise kits · IconiqLab Chef uniforms · Ikura Chef uniforms · Ikura Chef uniforms · Ikura Caps · In It Cafe Caps · In It Cafe Chef uniforms · In It Cafe Winterwear jackets & zippers · Indian Catering Company Catering uniforms · Indian Catering Company Signage & display boards · Indian Catering Company Catering uniforms · Indian Catering Company Signage · Indian Catering Company Caps · iOrganic Green dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · iOrganic Hoodies · iOrganic Hoodies · iOrganic Aprons · Ishka Cafe Aprons · Ishka Cafe Aprons · Ishka Cafe Aprons · Ishka Cafe Aprons · Jimmy's Cocktails Aprons · Jimmy's Cocktails Denim aprons · Jimmy's Cocktails Sweaters & cardigans · Kakapo Aprons · Kasol Hoodies · Kasol Chef uniforms · Kasol Huta Chef caps · Kavaali Chef uniforms · Kavaali Manager uniforms · Kavaali Menus · Kavaali Safari shirts · Kavaali Steward & server uniforms · Kavaali Winterwear jackets & zippers · Kavaali Branded bottles · Keventers Housekeeping uniforms · Kiki Bar Manager uniforms · Kiki Bar Steward & server uniforms · Kiki Bar Valet uniforms · Kiki Bar Dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · Kings Kebab Aprons · Kokam Steward & server uniforms · Kokam Coasters · Konkan Coasters · Konkan Chef uniforms · Krisa Hospitality Chef uniforms · Krisa Hospitality Steward & server uniforms · Krisa Hospitality Aprons · Krishi Cress Aprons · Kwality Cafe Aprons · L'Papillae Chef coats · L'Papillae Menus · L'Papillae Tent cards & table stands · Laziza Diner Chef uniforms · Levitate Steward & server uniforms · Levitate Chef coats · Like Italy Table linen · Like Italy Table mats & runners · Like Italy Badges & pins · Lord Elgin Badges & pins · Lord Elgin Canvas aprons · Lord Elgin Canvas aprons · Lord Elgin Name badges · Lord Elgin Steward & server uniforms · Lord Elgin Table napkins · Lord Elgin Tan leather aprons · Lord Elgin Canvas aprons · Manny's Waffles Hoodies · Manny's Waffles Menus · Manny's Waffles Menus · Mashup Chef uniforms · Masia Chef uniforms · Matamaal Chef uniforms · Matamaal Housekeeping uniforms · Matamaal Housekeeping uniforms · Matamaal Manager uniforms · Matamaal Manager uniforms · Matamaal Aprons · Me Waffle N More Black polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Me Waffle N More Chef coats · Me Waffle N More Uniform shirts · Me Waffle N More Uniform shirts · Me Waffle N More Canvas aprons · Melt House Chef uniforms · Melt House Manager uniforms · Melt House Caps · Melt Ice Cream Parlour Chef uniforms · Mensho Tokyo Chef uniforms · Mensho Tokyo Manager uniforms · Mensho Tokyo Manager uniforms · Mensho Tokyo Steward & server uniforms · Mensho Tokyo Steward & server uniforms · Mensho Tokyo Sweatshirts · Mensho Tokyo Sweatshirts · Mensho Tokyo Bartender uniforms · Miss Margarita Housekeeping uniforms · Miss Margarita Steward & server uniforms · Miss Margarita Steward & server uniforms · Miss Margarita Chef coats · Moets Aprons · Moglis Coffee Housekeeping uniforms · Moglis Coffee Uniform shirts · Molecule Caps · Mr Beans Chef uniforms · Mr Singh's Chef uniforms · Munch Nation Chef uniforms · NAO Menus · NAO Steward & server uniforms · NAO Uniform shirts · NAO Chef uniforms · NOMAD Pizza Dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · NOMAD Pizza Dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · NOMAD Pizza Dry-fit t-shirts, dryfit tshirts · NOMAD Pizza Uniform shirts · NOMAD Pizza Chef uniforms · Nouba Housekeeping uniforms · Nouba Steward & server uniforms · Nouba Chef uniforms · Open Oven Bakehouse Aprons · Paparizza Uniform shirts · Paparizza Hot pink polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Pappadh Table napkins · Pappadh Chef uniforms · Pashtoon Aprons · Passport Cafe Aprons · Passport Travellers Canvas aprons · Peggy Ice Creams Caps · Peggy Ice Creams Steward & server uniforms · Peggy Ice Creams Uniform shirts · Peggy Ice Creams Aprons · Pings Aprons · Pings Chef caps · Pings Chef uniforms · Pintxo Housekeeping uniforms · Pintxo Uniform shirts · Pizzeria Da Susy Winterwear jackets & zippers · Pizzeria Da Susy Aprons · Pop Thai Chef uniforms · Pop Thai Housekeeping uniforms · Pop Thai Merchandise kits · Pop Thai Printed mugs · Pop Thai Aprons · Posa Chef coats · Pour & Palate Coasters · Pour & Palate Menus · Pour & Palate Steward & server uniforms · Premsay Denim aprons · Public Affair Denim aprons, full with leatherette belt · Public Affair Denim aprons · Public Affair Chef uniforms · Pukhtaan Chef uniforms · Pukhtaan Hostess uniforms · Pukhtaan Housekeeping uniforms · Pukhtaan Manager uniforms · Pukhtaan Steward & server uniforms · Pukhtaan Aprons · Qalaa Caps · Qalaa Chef coats · Qalaa Housekeeping uniforms · Qalaa Oversized t-shirts, oversizes tshirts · Qalaa Oversized t-shirts, oversizes tshirts · Qalaa Uniform shirts · Qalaa Half aprons · Quarter Plate Aprons · Quick Brown Fox Aprons · Quick Brown Fox Steward & server uniforms · Quick Brown Fox Steward & server uniforms · Quick Brown Fox Chef uniforms · Raftaar Lounge Chef uniforms · Raftaar Lounge Merchandise kits · Rankson Round-neck service uniforms, round neck t-shirts · Rasayan Aprons · Raw Cream Aprons · Raw Cream Badges & pins · Raw Cream Uniform shirts · Raw Cream Uniform shirts · Raw Cream Menus · Red Hot Chef uniforms · Red Moon Bakery Steward & server uniforms · Red Moon Bakery Chef uniforms · Roadhouse Cafe Chef uniforms · Roadhouse Cafe Uniform shirts · Roadhouse Cafe Uniform shirts · Rosarte Uniform shirts · RPM Club Uniform shirts · RPM Club Chef uniforms · Rustoms Chef uniforms · Rustoms Housekeeping uniforms · Rustoms Housekeeping uniforms · Rustoms Uniform shirts · Rustoms Blazers & waistcoats · Saaki Manager uniforms · Saio Pizzeria Manager uniforms · Saio Pizzeria Steward & server uniforms · Saio Pizzeria Caps · Saltaro Coffee Roasters Steward & server uniforms · Saltaro Coffee Roasters Maroon polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Sangat Manager uniforms · Sanwara Menus · Sanwara Uniform shirts · Sardarji-Bakhsh Aprons · Satay Badges & pins · Satay Chef uniforms · Satay Name badges · Satay Badges & pins · Secret Salver Chef uniforms · Secret Salver Steward & server uniforms · Secret Salver Printed mugs · Selfie Swag Cafe Enamelware · Sepoy Bar jiggers · Sepoy Stationery & printables · Sepoy Stationery & printables · Sepoy Stationery & printables · Sepoy Stationery & printables · Sepoy Menus · Sexy Soda Menus · Sexy Soda Steward & server uniforms · Shangz Chef uniforms · SHI Cafe Delivery bags · Soho Bistro Chef uniforms · Soho Chef uniforms · Soho Housekeeping uniforms · Soho Delivery bags · Soho Pizzeria Chef uniforms · Spice Door Steward & server uniforms · Spice Door Badges & pins · Starland Banquets White name badges · Starland Banquets Aprons · Sticky Rice Aprons · Sticky Rice Chef coats · Sticky Rice Chef coats · Sticky Rice Chef coats · Sticky Rice Housekeeping uniforms · Sticky Rice Housekeeping uniforms · Sticky Rice White chef uniforms · Sticky Rice Uniform shirts · Suchali's Artisan Bakehouse Steward & server uniforms · Super Chai Bartender uniforms · Sutra Housekeeping uniforms · Sutra Orange polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Swing Tales Aprons · Tapri Menus · Tapri Table napkins · Tapri Table napkins · Tapri Chef uniforms · Tartine Badges & pins · Taste Haven Manager uniforms · Taste Haven Chef uniforms · Thalaivar Housekeeping uniforms · Thalaivar Manager uniforms · Thalaivar Manager uniforms · Thalaivar Steward & server uniforms · Thalaivar Uniform shirts · Thalaivar Black caps, service caps · The Bowl Factory Branded packaging · The Bowl Factory Steward & server uniforms · The Bowl Factory Badges & pins · The Brewmaster Menus · The Brewmaster Steward & server uniforms · The Brewmaster Chef coats · The Cake Company Uniform shirts · The Cake Company Windcheaters & raincoats · The Cake Company Windcheaters & raincoats · The Cake Company Badges & pins · The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Chef caps · The Coffee Shop Chef coats · The Coffee Shop Chef coats · The Coffee Shop Coffee brown chef caps, mushroom caps · The Coffee Shop Tote bags · The Dhobi Laundry Caps · The Food Stories Chef uniforms · The Food Stories Housekeeping uniforms · The Food Stories Housekeeping uniforms · The Food Stories Table napkins · The Grain Room Polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · The Hookah Company Black caps, service caps · The Hub Tote bags · The Lodhi Badges & pins · The Sunday House MDF menu covers · The Sunday House Menus · The Sunday House Paper coasters, sbs paper · The Sunday House Coasters · The Turkey Project Aprons · Third Roast Steward & server uniforms · Third Roast Aprons · Tobiko Aprons · Tobiko Chef uniforms · Tobiko Steward & server uniforms · Tobiko Chef uniforms · Tomatina Sweaters & cardigans · Tomatina Stationery & printables · Too Indian by Imly Aprons · Town Coffee Steward & server uniforms · Town Coffee Sweaters & cardigans · Townhall Menus · Urban Palate Chef uniforms · Vagator Beach Shack Uniform shirts · Vagator Beach Shack Black aprons, full aprons · Vairagya Hospitality Chef uniforms · VU Penthouse Table napkins · VU Penthouse Parrot green polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Waffle Chowk Uniform shirts · Waffle Chowk Aprons · Wok Me Charcoal polo t-shirts, polo tshirts · Wrapps Chef uniforms · Xero Courtyard Housekeeping uniforms · Xero Courtyard Aprons · Xero Degrees Chef uniforms · Xero Degrees Chef uniforms · Xero Degrees Chef uniforms · Xero Degrees Manager uniforms · Xero Degrees Manager uniforms · Xero Degrees Manager uniforms · Xero Degrees Oversized t-shirts, oversizes tshirts · Xero Degrees Steward & server uniforms · Xero Degrees Steward & server uniforms · Xero Degrees Sweaters & cardigans · Xero Degrees Sweaters & cardigans · Xero Degrees Table napkins · Xero Degrees Uniform shirts · Xero Degrees White chef coats · Xero Degrees More from the studio 210 more pieces from our production archive. Black zip-up windcheaters with red printed chest logo, adult and folded pair Black waist aprons with white printed circular logo, pair Two grey poly cotton waist aprons with pockets, ties and yellow embroidered logo on corner, laid flat Two slate grey waist aprons with small yellow embroidered logo, overlapping on wood Two black full bib aprons with orange and white printed logo, laid flat Black name badges with green logo and printed staff names Gold metallic name badges with printed names in plastic sleeves Black name badges with gold printed logo and white pin back Nine black rectangular name badges with gold logo and one white badge, on wood Round printed button badges with role titles in plastic packs Navy canvas apron pair with tan leatherette pocket panels, straps and white logo patch Bar team in white shirts, black suspenders, caps and aprons Black polo and denim bib apron with leather strap and white print Black shirt with sleeve patch and black apron with leather strap Black Nehru waistcoat, white shirt, waist apron and trousers Green shirt with black suspenders, script logo and black trousers Black canvas bib apron with white stitching, green round logo and pen loops on chest pocket Black canvas bib and waist apron pair with white stitching and printed chest logo Black canvas bib and waist apron pair with white stitching and white printed logo Black canvas apron pair with tan leather straps, pocket trims and orange logo patch Black canvas bib apron with white contrast stitching, pen pockets and tree logo print Grey canvas bib apron with tan leather straps and pocket trims, paired with black logo t-shirt Wooden bill folder with engraved logo and QR code payment card Black baseball caps with round white embroidered circular badge logo, pair on wood Black chef coats with white piping and embroidered chest logo, long and short sleeve pair Two black mugs with full wrap black and white city photo print and red logo, on a tree stump Black V-neck knit sweaters with white embroidered script logo, folded pair Black waistcoats with white embroidered logo on chest, front view pair on wood Black waistcoat with patterned lining and white embroidered cafe logo, laid flat Row of four dark grey enamel mugs with white printed jeep illustration on a white ledge White enamel mugs with black mountain print and slogan, four resting on rocks outdoors Bottle green and grey V-neck knit sweaters with gold and black embroidered logo Three small clear glass bottles with red caps and printed logo labels, close-up Glass soda bottles in rainbow shades with printed labels Tall clear beer glass with black printed logo held in hand Two clear plastic takeaway cups with dome and flat lids and yellow printed logo Three pint glasses of beer with printed monkey mascot and bold black logo, outdoor table Row of glass beer mugs and pitchers with printed black and gold labels on a bar counter Clear plastic cups with dome lids and yellow printed logo Paper cutlery pouch and printed napkin with red logo beside black plastic spoon and fork Sheets of round printed logo stickers in assorted colours Navy polo t-shirt with white collar piping and printed logo Olive green canvas apron pair with tan leather straps and embroidered round badge logo Four dark brown baseball caps with gold embroidered logos on front, two designs, viewed from above Two black skull caps with long ties and white printed serif wordmark on band, on light wood Two black baseball caps with red and white printed logo and red brim edge, on a wooden table Two black caps with white printed wordmark on striped backdrop Black zip jacket with large green splash logo print on the back, laid flat with a second Navy beret style chef caps with white printed script logo, pair on light wood Two yellow chef coats with red piping and embroidered name Kitchen team of ten chefs wearing navy chef coats, black skull caps and black waist aprons in a restaurant Two bright yellow chef coats with red piping and embroidered name on the chest, folded Black corporate chef coat with white cuffs and several embroidered logo patches on the sleeve White double-breasted chef coat with black piping and embroidered name and logo, folded Black chef coats with yellow piping and matching black apron Charcoal and white chef coats with contrast piping and script logo Navy and black chef coats with patch logo and chef hats Black and grey chef coats with apron and trousers set Purple chef coats and matching chef hat with round logo patch Grey chef coat with yellow crossover collar and grey bib apron, both with yellow embroidered logo White chef coat with black collar and buttons, houndstooth trousers, black bib apron and skull cap, laid flat Blue-grey bib apron and chef coat with yellow crossover collar and yellow logo, laid flat Round brown and sage green coasters with printed floral border Olive green printed table mats with tree logo and round coasters Round cork coasters with engraved script logo, eight on grey wood Square yellow illustrated coaster beside a plated snack Stacked ceramic mugs printed with black kettle pattern and red bands Five round white coasters with black rims and printed logo Coffee brown leather bib apron with front pocket, rivets and black ties on grey wood Coffee brown waistcoats with black lining and white embroidered logo, folded pair Cream cushion cover with red and maroon maple leaf print White cushion cover with black and grey vintage car print Olive green canvas apron pair with orange leatherette pockets and white printed logo Two black insulated delivery bags with grey reflective strips Dark denim bib apron with tan leather neck strap and white embroidered line logo, folded Denim bib apron with brown leather strap and pink embroidered bakery logo with personalised name Adult and small denim bib aprons with tan leather straps and white printed bay logo Two denim bib aprons with brown leather straps, white printed script logo and contrast pocket panel Two indigo denim bib aprons with white printed wordmark, copper rivets and front pockets, adult and child size Two indigo denim waist aprons with contrast stitched pockets and small printed wordmark, laid flat Dark denim bib apron with tan leather strap and matching denim table mat, shown on a dining table Dark denim bib apron with tan leather strap and waist apron Two dark indigo denim shirts with yellow embroidered logo on chest pocket, folded on light wood Two navy long-sleeve uniform shirts with yellow embroidered logo on the chest, folded Golden brown canvas apron pair with leatherette pockets and script logo patch on grey wood Brown canvas apron pair with leatherette patches, pockets and printed round badge logo Brown canvas bib and waist apron pair with leatherette logo patches and pockets Black canvas apron pair with black leatherette pockets and boxed white text logo Black canvas bib and waist apron pair with leatherette pockets and small serif logo print Black canvas apron pair with leatherette pockets and bold stacked grey text logo Black canvas apron with crossback straps, orange ties and orange embroidered logo patch Black canvas apron pair with black leatherette pockets and white script logo Black canvas bib and waist apron pair with olive green pocket trims and black straps Man wearing olive green canvas bib apron with zip pockets over a navy shirt, front view Brown canvas apron pair with black straps and teal round printed logo badge Golden brown canvas apron pair with black straps, black pocket trims and printed logo Black dry-fit polo t-shirts with red back print and chest logo, front and back Cafe team wearing golden brown canvas aprons with black pockets over black uniforms Golden brown canvas bib apron with leatherette straps, pocket trim and round embroidered logo Charcoal canvas apron pair with round white logo print and tan leatherette patches Grey canvas apron pair with orange leather straps, orange pocket panels and white logo Three white enamel mugs with black rims and yellow printed logo, grouped on wood White enamel logo plaques with magnetic backing, one held in hand Golden brown canvas apron pair with leatherette pocket patch and small printed logo Golden brown canvas apron pair with leather straps and gold printed logo on the bib Golden brown canvas apron pair with leather straps and printed grid logo with orange dot Brown canvas apron pair with black straps, black leatherette pocket patches and printed text Brown canvas apron pair with black round embroidered logo and leatherette patches Brown canvas apron pair with leather straps, leatherette pocket patch and white text logo Grey full apron with yellow neck strap and ties, blue pen pocket and round logo patch Two navy half aprons with black waistband ties and white printed wordmark on pocket, laid flat on wood Khaki housekeeping tunic with white trim and elastic waist trousers Navy housekeeping tunic with pink trim and elastic waist trousers Grey kurta style housekeeping tunic with epaulettes and embroidered crest, with black trousers Black housekeeping tunic with sage green collar, placket and pocket trims and script logo, with trousers Black housekeeping tunic with sage green collar, placket and pocket trim plus black trousers Navy housekeeping tunic with white collar and trims, embroidered logo, with navy trousers Scalloped wooden keychains with engraved logo in circular promo frame Round silver metal keychain with yellow logo insert on maroon Engraved wooden scalloped keychains with metal rings laid out on wood Khaki waistcoats with brown lining and tonal embroidered logo, folded pair Gold winged key lapel pins mounted on kraft cards, six laid out on grey wood Gold star lapel pins on kraft backing cards with butterfly clutch, six on grey wood Three epoxy staff award pins, star, hexagon and round shapes on kraft cards, held in hand Golden brown canvas bib apron with white logo and crossback leather strap apron Golden brown canvas apron with leather strap buckles beside a crossback waist apron Golden brown canvas apron pair with black straps, pen loops and white script logo Cream shirt with embroidered script logo on folded brown trousers Olive green full sleeve shirt with black tie and embroidered logo, with black trousers, laid flat Dark brown three-piece manager suit with waistcoat, white shirt and trousers, laid flat Tan MDF bill holders with steel clips, printed QR code and engraved logo, set of three Charcoal canvas apron pair with tan leather straps and round white printed logo Grey canvas apron pair with tan leather straps, corner patches and round printed logo Close-up of printed dessert menu page with steel ruler showing size and print detail Printed breakfast menus on engraved wooden paddle boards Three wood grain clipboard menus with steel clips and printed logo Two wood grain clipboard menus with steel clips, close up Two printed menu cards with food illustrations, ring bound to wooden paddle boards with engraved logo Merchandise kit of two canvas tote bags, black mugs, black steel bottles and pens Round black pin badges with white script name print Red crew neck t-shirt with white printed logo mockup on purple Beer bottles, amber growler and round printed pin badges Scalloped wooden keychains with engraved logo on steel rings White order pads with printed tear off sheets, two shown Maroon polo t-shirts with white buttons and small embroidered chest logo, folded pair Plain white ceramic cup held in hand, blank before printing White ceramic cup with colourful printed Keep Going sticker style graphic, held in hand Brown canvas bib and waist apron pair with white printed fox logo and leather straps Bottle green canvas apron pair with tan leather straps, orange trims and white script logo Two black bib aprons with green and orange embroidered Hindi logo, waist ties, laid flat Two black V-neck knit sweaters with green and orange embroidered logo on chest, laid flat Two black hoodies with large green printed logo on back and small chest logo, laid flat Two black hooded raincoats with green printed logo on back and chest, laid flat on light wood Round button badges printed Head Chef, Chef, Bar and Service, retro red and blue design Orange round button badges with bold black printed logo, pile of badges held in hand Dark wood sign with engraved script lettering against white wall Wooden framed clear acrylic sign board with white printed lettering Printed dinner menus and square coasters with quirky illustrated characters, black and kraft Two toothpick food flags printed with red and green veg and non-veg symbols Printed tonic water flyers with round bottle neck tags on light wood Grey mandarin collar shirt with dark collar and black waist apron with white printed logo, laid flat Black shirt with sleeve logo and black bib apron with leather neck strap and square logo patch, laid flat Teal long-sleeve shirt, brown waistcoat and brown waist apron with small logo, laid flat Bartender in navy denim boiler suit with large gold embroidered crest on back, worn at the bar Plain golden brown canvas bib apron with dark brown adjustable neck strap, hanging Navy bib apron, black cap and black polo with round logo patch Orange apron and cap with grey polo t-shirts and face mask Black apron, cap and face mask with sky blue polo t-shirt White shirt with black mandarin collar, black waist apron and trousers with orange logo, laid flat Steward & server uniforms Mustard waist apron and blue denim shirt with round printed logo, shown with staff badge, laid flat Navy bib apron, red gingham check shirt and navy jeans with embroidered logo, server set laid flat Rust waist apron with embroidered logo, blue gingham check shirt and black jeans, server set laid flat Black t-shirts with script logo and folded brown trousers Two sheets of red and navy printed rectangular label stickers Printed sticker sheets with red and navy repeating labels Navy button-front cardigans with small white logo patch on the chest, one folded, one flat Grey and white hoodies with orange hood lining and printed logo Dark denim table mat with orange plate and cutlery pocket Denim table mats with cutlery pocket, orange plate and printed name Two black cloth napkins with gold embroidered monogram on wood Two kraft paper carry bags with die-cut handles and black printed home delivery labels Kraft paper carry bags with twisted handles and black printed logo, one standing, one side-on Two kraft paper carry bags with twisted handles and printed logo Long rectangular acacia wood platter with raised rim, top view on white Rectangular acacia wood serving tray with natural grain, top view on white Brown long sleeve shirts with epaulettes and script logo embroidery Black polo t-shirts with round sleeve badge and white heart smiley slogan print on back Two black polo T-shirts with red circle embroidered logo on chest, folded, framed with striped side bars Light blue formal uniform shirts, half sleeve, folded pair on grey wood Golden brown canvas apron pair with brown leatherette pockets and white printed logo Charcoal waistcoat with purple satin shawl lapels and gold embroidered script logo Black notch lapel waistcoats with gold embroidered logo and grey lining, front and back Bottle green notch lapel waistcoat with brown lining and five buttons, laid flat Navy bandhgala style Nehru jacket with round red logo badge, laid on grey wood Rust brown waistcoats with black lining and white printed badge logo, folded pair Close-up of beige waistcoat fabric with two cream buttons, detail view Close-up of navy waistcoat fabric with ornate antique brass buttons, detail view Purple checked double breasted waistcoats, front and back laid on grey wood Black Nehru collar waistcoat with six buttons and chest pocket, laid flat White chef coat with black cuffs and thin black piping on placket, laid flat on wood Three white ceramic mugs with small red and black repeat icon prints on a marble counter Two black hooded raincoats with large white printed logo and web address on back, folded Black hooded raincoat set with jacket and trousers, green printed logo on back Black hooded raincoat with gold printed hashtag and phone numbers, and zip jacket Royal blue windcheaters with white printed fish logo on back and chest Two bottle green V-neck knit sweaters with white embroidered script logo on chest, folded Man wearing brown tweed-look waistcoat with notched lapels and embroidered logo over a white shirt Tan MDF menu cover, printed menu insert and three QR code bill holders on blue wood Dark wood MDF menu boards with engraved logo and bill holders, flat lay with coffee and plant Good to know About this wall How many restaurants has RestroCart delivered to?More than 250 F&B brands across India since 2018, from five-star hotels and multi-outlet chains to single-location cafes, bakeries, breweries and cloud kitchens. This wall shows 2,182 photographs of those deliveries, newest first. Are these photographs of real orders?Yes. Every image on this page is a real production run photographed in our New Delhi studio or on site before dispatch. Where the client has allowed it, we credit the brand by name. Can I order something I see on this page?Yes, and most clients do. Screenshot the piece you like, send it on WhatsApp to +91 98213 34906, and we will quote the same item customized to your logo, colours and quantity. You can also shortlist several pieces on our work gallery and send them all in one message. Do you deliver outside Delhi NCR?Yes, doorstep delivery anywhere in India. Recent deliveries include Amritsar, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Mohali, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Pune, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Goa. Want your delivery on this wall? Tell us what your brand needs: uniforms, tableware, merchandise, packaging or the whole kit. We will design it with you and deliver it to your door. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Our Work: Custom Restaurant Uniforms & Supplies | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/ Browse 2182 real RestroCart deliveries: chef coats, aprons, uniforms, menus, coasters, badges and packaging. Filter, shortlist and get a WhatsApp quote. Home › Our Work Our Work · 2182 pieces · 264+ brands credited Browse our work, tick what you like, get a quote. Everything below was designed and manufactured by RestroCart in New Delhi for a real restaurant, cafe, bar, bakery or hotel: chef coats, aprons, uniforms, menus, coasters, badges, merchandise and packaging. Pick a category or product, shortlist the pieces you want for your brand, and send the whole list to us on WhatsApp in one tap. 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By category - Restaurant uniforms we have designed and made 1753 - Restaurant tableware we have designed and made 255 - Restaurant and cafe merchandise we have made 106 - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 40 - Restaurant signage and display boards we have made 12 - Restaurant stationery and print we have made 16 By product - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 374 - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 365 - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 263 - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 160 - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 144 - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 121 - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 80 - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 43 - Custom caps and service headwear 53 - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 147 - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 109 - Custom coasters for cafes, bars and restaurants 45 - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 46 - Custom bill holders, caddies, tent cards and trays 45 - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 58 - Custom printed mugs, enamelware and glassware 31 - Custom canvas tote bags for cafes and restaurants 6 - Custom merchandise and gifting kits 21 By style and material - Custom canvas aprons with leatherette straps and embroidered logos 68 - Custom denim aprons for cafes, bars and open kitchens 49 - Custom leather, leatherette and waterproof aprons 15 - Custom chef caps: bandana, skull, beret and mushroom styles 44 - Custom denim chef coats for open kitchens and cafes 9 - Custom polo t-shirt uniforms for service and counter teams 146 - Custom round-neck t-shirt uniforms for cafes and QSRs 46 - Custom dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirt uniforms 31 - Custom catering and banquet staff uniforms 10 - Custom staff hoodies, sweatshirts and hooded zippers 64 - Custom knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff 32 - Custom zipper jackets, windcheaters and raincoats for staff 51 - Custom waistcoats for service staff, bartenders and managers 39 - Custom blazers for restaurant and hotel managers 12 - Custom MDF, wooden and sunboard menu boards 47 - Custom leatherette menu covers and folders 17 - Cork, MDF and leatherette coasters side by side 26 - Custom embroidered table napkins for restaurants 32 - Custom tent cards, QR stands and table stands 17 - Custom bill holders and bill folders 16 - Custom printed mugs, enamel mugs, bottles and glassware 31 - Custom food delivery bags for restaurants and cloud kitchens 10 By client Echoes, Xero Degrees, Elgin Cafe, Anglow Cocktail Bar, Bayleaf, Cocopots, Dicha, Hamoni Cafe, House of Wok Prive, Lord Elgin, Mensho Tokyo, Sticky Rice, 48 Plates, Bon Chic, Burgflix, Enoki Kitchen, Gola Sizzlers, Gulati, Kavaali, Qalaa, Bistro Mitra, Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters, Grab & Go, House of Wok, Matamaal, Pukhtaan, Sepoy, Thalaivar, Alma Bakery, Black Bear Brew, Bunta Bar, Cafe Bean & Basil, Coffee Bond, Counter Culture Coffee, Grain, Housewood Villas, Indian Catering Company, Me Waffle N More, NOMAD Pizza, Pop Thai, Raw Cream, Rustoms, Avatar, Bar & Beans, Bellagio, Blackjack, Brick N Bean Cafe, Cafe Tornado, CakeCity Patisserie, Chaat Art, Cremeborne, Defence Bakery, Delilah, Diggin, Dirty Good, Game of Momos, Ishka Cafe, Kiki Bar, Miss Margarita, NAO, Peggy Ice Creams, Quick Brown Fox, Satay, Tapri, The Cake Company, The Coffee Shop, The Food Stories, The Sunday House, Tobiko, iOrganic, 501 Kitchen, AJA, American Connection, Ancient Barbeque, Bake N Roast, Bengal Bay, Beno Bar, Big Tree Cafe, Cafe Dori, Cafe Hawkers, Cafe Lakeside, Crudo Juicery, Dirty Apron, Eden, Fifth Avenue Bakery, Fork n Knives, Handsome Courtyard, Henry Havaldar, Ikura, In It Cafe, Jimmy's Cocktails, Krisa Hospitality, L'Papillae, Like Italy, Manny's Waffles, Melt House, Nouba, Pings, Pour & Palate, Public Affair, Roadhouse Cafe, Saio Pizzeria, Secret Salver, Soho, The Bowl Factory, The Brewmaster and 158 more brands → Good to know How this works How do I get a quote for something I see here?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on every piece you like, then press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. It opens a chat with RestroCart already filled in with your shortlist, so you do not have to describe anything. We reply with fabrics, materials, customization options and pricing, usually the same day. Can you make exactly what is in the photo?Yes, in your brand colours, your logo and your sizes. Everything on this page was made to order, so nothing here is off the shelf. If you want a variation (different fabric, a longer apron, a different menu size), just say so in the WhatsApp message. Do you show client names?Where the brand has allowed it, yes, we credit the restaurant, cafe or hotel we made the piece for. Some clients prefer their work stay unnamed, so those pieces are shown without a credit. What is the minimum order?It depends on the product. Uniforms start at small team sizes; badges, coasters and print run economically from modest quantities; stitched items like insulated delivery bags need larger runs. Send your shortlist with a rough quantity and we will tell you exactly. Do you deliver across India?Yes. We manufacture in New Delhi and deliver to your doorstep anywhere in India, including Amritsar, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Pune, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Goa. Prefer to just talk it through? Send us your outlet name, city and what you need. Our design team replies with options, fabrics and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## RestroCart Blog: Restaurant Uniform & Supply Guides URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/ 112 guides and client stories on restaurant uniforms, aprons, chef coats, menus, coasters, badges and packaging, from RestroCart, New Delhi. Home › Blog The RestroCart Blog · 112 articles Client stories, design notes & buying guides. Every order teaches us something about what makes hospitality brands memorable. 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Topic All articles UniformsTablewareMerchandisePackagingSignage 112 articles 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBarista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs A guide to barista aprons for specialty coffee shops and roasteries: cross-back vs neck strap, canvas, denim or leather, pockets for tools, length and… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team How to dress a small boutique hotel, villa or homestay team: front desk, F&B, housekeeping, gardeners and drivers, plus fabrics, layering and reorders… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseBranded Tote Bags for Cafes, Bakeries and Restaurants: Canvas vs Jute vs Cotton, Printing, and Retail vs Giveaway How to choose branded tote bags for a cafe, bakery or restaurant: canvas vs jute vs cotton, GSM, print methods, sizes, and whether to sell them or giv… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBrewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Bartenders, Floor Staff and Brewers Should Wear A practical guide to brewpub and bar staff uniforms: denim and canvas aprons, tees, utility and check shirts, caps, and what brewers need in the brewh… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareCutlery Caddies and Holders for Restaurants: Wood, MDF, Cork, Inlay Designs, Branding and What Goes on the Table How to choose restaurant cutlery caddies and holders: wood, MDF, cork and inlay designs, compartments, branded engraving, hygiene and what belongs on … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseBranded Cushion Covers and Soft Furnishings for Cafe Interiors: Fabrics, Printing and Washability How to choose custom cushion covers and soft furnishings for a cafe or restaurant: fabrics, sizes, print methods, zips, washability and matching your … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Central Kitchens, Bakery Production Floors and Food Manufacturing: Lab Coats, Hair Covers, Aprons and Hygiene Zoning How to dress a central kitchen, bakery production floor or food unit: white coats and lab coats, hair covers, aprons, colour-coded hygiene zones and l… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsChef Coat Styles Explained: Double vs Single Breasted, Sleeves, Collars, Piping, Studs vs Buttons, and Which to Pick for Your Kitchen Double or single breasted, half or full sleeve, stand collar, contrast piping, press studs or buttons: a clear guide to chef coat styles for every kit… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsCocopots Uniforms: Pink, Chocolate and Black From the Kitchen to Housekeeping The pink-trimmed chef coats, chocolate and pink aprons, check-collar tunics and pink service shirts we made for Cocopots, and ideas for dessert and ba… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseFestive and Corporate Gifting for Restaurants: Diwali and New Year Gifts for Staff, Regulars and Partners Festive and corporate gifting for restaurants: Diwali and New Year gift ideas for staff, regulars and partners, from mugs and coasters to notebooks an… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsDenim Chef Coats for Open Kitchens and Cafes: Washes, Weights, Piping, Care, and When Denim Is the Wrong Choice A practical guide to denim chef coats for open kitchens and cafes in India: fabric weights, washes, press studs, branding, laundry care and where deni… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Events, Pop-Ups, Food Festivals and Catering Gigs: How to Dress a Temporary Team Fast and Reuse the Kit How to plan staff uniforms for events, pop-ups, food festivals and catering gigs: timelines, tees, aprons, caps, name badges, sizing for temp staff an… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsFine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear A guide to fine-dining restaurant uniforms in India: role-by-role looks for servers, sommeliers, captains and hosts, plus fabrics, tailoring, colour a… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsGola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas Aprons, Dry-Fit Polos and Chef Caps The denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps, dry-fit and melange polos, waist aprons and chef caps we made for Gola Sizzlers, and lessons for … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Hookah Lounges and Shisha Bars: Heat, Charcoal, Smoke and Dark Colours How to choose uniforms for hookah lounge and shisha bar staff: cotton-rich fabrics near hot coals, ash-hiding colours, protective aprons, smoke odour … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsHouse of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware for Two Tiers of One Pan-Asian Brand Chef coats, polos, rainwear, packaging and menus for House of Wok, and copper-trimmed chef sets, leatherette menus and linen for House of Wok Prive.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms: Matching Colours, Sizes and Logos for New Staff, Replacements and New Outlets Reordering uniforms for new staff, replacements or a new outlet? Keep dye lots consistent, hold size buffers, keep a uniform register and know when to… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, PackagingInsulated Delivery Bags and Backpacks for Restaurants and Cloud Kitchens: Sizes, Insulation, Branding and Rider Comfort How to choose branded insulated delivery bags and backpacks: sizes for pizza and meal boxes, foam and lining, waterproofing, branding panels and rider… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsKitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Section: How to Colour-Code Executive Chef, Sous Chef, CDP, Commis and Stewarding Uniforms How to differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank and section: coat colour, piping, collars, caps, aprons and embroidery for executive chef, sous, CDP, co… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareMDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: Engraving vs UV Print, Clips, Thickness, Finishes and Menus That Change How to order MDF menu boards and clipboard menus: engraving vs UV print, clips, screw posts and rings, board thickness, finishes and handling menus th… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta Uniform ideas for modern Indian restaurants beyond the kurta: Nehru collars, bandhgala-inspired jackets, angrakha closures, handloom textures and eart… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsMonsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams A monsoon guide to branded rainwear for restaurant teams: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons, fabrics, seams, reflect… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareOrder Pads, KOT Books, Cue Cards and Table Numbers: The Branded Paper Tools of Restaurant Service What restaurant order pads, KOT books, cue cards and table numbers should include: fields, carbonless copies, numbering, sizes, branding and how much … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour How to design uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: wrap chef coats, mandarin collars, happi styles, colour and scr… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewarePrinting Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles A practical guide to printing restaurant paper menus in India: paper types and GSM, lamination, sizes and folds, reprint cycles and inserts for boards… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, PackagingBranded Paper Sleeves, Butter Paper, Wrappers and Liners for Burgers, Waffles, Sandwiches and Bakery How to choose custom printed butter paper, greaseproof wrappers, paper sleeves and tray liners for burgers, waffles, sandwiches and bakery: paper, GSM… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands A practical guide to pizzeria uniforms in India: pizzaiolo aprons, breathable tees and polos, caps, service and manager wear, badges and delivery kit.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPolo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Decision Guide by Concept, Climate, Budget, Laundry and Branding Polo t-shirt or woven shirt for your waiters and stewards? Compare them by concept, Indian climate, budget, laundry, branding and durability, then dec… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsQSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders How to plan QSR, burger joint and fast-food uniforms in India: t-shirts, polos, caps and aprons that survive grease and turnover, with sizing and reor… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, MerchandiseCelebrating a Restaurant Anniversary with Merchandise and a Uniform Refresh: Limited-Edition Tees, Badges, Coasters and Guest Giveaways Plan a restaurant or cafe anniversary with limited-edition tees, badges, coasters, guest giveaways and a staff uniform refresh, with a week-by-week ti… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Checklist, UniformsThe Complete Branded-Supplies Checklist for Opening a Restaurant or Cafe, with a Timeline Backwards from Opening Day Every branded item a new restaurant or cafe needs, from uniforms and tableware to print, packaging, signage and merchandise, with a week-by-week timel… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Operations, UniformsRebranding a Restaurant: How to Refresh Uniforms, Menus and Supplies in Phases, Without Waste A practical plan for rebranding a restaurant or cafe: audit stock, decide what to change first, phase uniforms, menus, packaging and signage, and avoi… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsRestaurant Uniform Supplier for Gurgaon: What Gurgaon Cafes, Bars and Hotels Order, Realistic Turnaround and How to Brief Custom uniforms for Gurgaon restaurants, cafes, bars and hotels, made in Naraina, New Delhi: what teams order, realistic turnaround and how to brief w… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsRestaurant and Cafe Uniforms in Noida: What to Order, What It Takes and How to Brief Custom chef coats, cafe shirts, polos, aprons and housekeeping uniforms for Noida outlets, made in New Delhi and delivered to your door.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsOrdering Restaurant Uniforms from Delhi for Mumbai and Pune: The Remote Process and Fabric Advice for Humidity How Mumbai and Pune restaurants order custom uniforms remotely from New Delhi, plus fabric, colour and spares advice for humid weather and the monsoon… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsRestaurant Uniforms and Supplies for Punjab and the Chandigarh Tricity: Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh How Punjab and Chandigarh tricity restaurants order custom uniforms and supplies from New Delhi: remote briefs, couriered swatches, samples, winterwea… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Year in review, UniformsWhat We Made in 2025: A Year of Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies, in Numbers and Photos 280 photographed pieces from our 2025 archive: chef coats, aprons, service sets, polos, winterwear and menus, plus the colours and fabrics restaurants… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsRound-Neck T-Shirt Uniforms for Cafes, QSRs and Bakeries: GSM, Fabrics, Print Methods and What to Pair Them With A buyer's guide to round-neck t-shirt uniforms for cafes, QSRs and bakeries: GSM, cotton vs blends, print methods, placement, colours, aprons and caps… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSpa and Wellness Centre Uniforms: Therapist Tunics, Reception and Housekeeping How to choose spa and wellness centre uniforms: therapist tunics, reception and housekeeping, with fabrics, calming colours, oil-stain hygiene and set… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSummer Kitchen Uniforms for Indian Heat: Breathable Fabrics, Half Sleeves, Ventilation Panels, Lighter Caps and How Many Sets per Cook How to keep cooks cool in Indian summers: breathable chef coat fabrics, lighter GSM, half sleeves, mesh panels, lighter caps, chef tees and sets per p… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareSunboard and Double-Sided Menu Boards for Cafes, QSR Counters and Pop-Ups: When They Beat MDF Sunboard and double-sided menu boards for cafes, QSR counters and pop-ups: how they compare with MDF, thickness, durability, care and the real cost of… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos How to choose knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff: yarns, knit gauge, V-neck vs round neck, embroidery and layering over uni… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareBranded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards for Restaurants and Cafes: Wood, MDF, Engraving, Food-Safe Finishes and Care Choosing branded trays, platters and serving boards for restaurants and cafes: solid wood vs MDF, laser engraving, food-safe finishes, sizes and daily… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsValet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: Visibility, Weather, Jackets and Caps How to dress valet and parking staff at restaurants, bars and hotels in India: visible branding, fabrics for heat and rain, jackets, caps, pockets and… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsWaistcoats for Waiters, Bartenders and Managers: Collared vs V-Neck, 4, 5 or 6 Buttons, Fabric and Fit How to choose waistcoats for waiters, bartenders and managers: collared vs V-neck, 4, 5 or 6 button fronts, suiting fabrics, fit, back straps and shir… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Women in Hospitality: Female-Cut Shirts and Polos, Hostess Wear, Housekeeping Sets and Sizing How to design restaurant and hotel uniforms that fit women: female-cut shirts and polos, hostess wear, ladies' housekeeping sets, modesty options and … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsXero Degrees Uniforms: One Palette for Kitchen, Floor, Managers and Winter Chef coats, aprons, blazers, shirts, polos, oversized tees, sweaters and napkins we made for Xero Degrees and Xero Courtyard, and what other brands ca… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsZipper Jackets, Fleece and Windcheaters as Branded Staff Outerwear: Fabrics, Hoods and Embroidery vs Print How to choose branded zipper jackets, fleece jackets and windcheaters for restaurant, cafe and hotel staff: fabrics, GSM, hoods, pockets, embroidery v… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseLapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants Custom lapel pins, button badges, role badges, fridge magnets and keychains for restaurants and cafes: types, materials, staff and guest uses, orderin… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseCustom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How A guide to branded mugs, cups, glassware, enamelware and bottles for cafes, bars and restaurants in India: printing methods, dishwasher durability and… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow Custom Restaurant Uniforms Are Made: The Brief-to-Doorstep Process, Step by Step The seven stages of a custom restaurant uniform order in India, from brief and swatches to sampling, production, delivery and reorders, with timelines… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsCustom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: An Honest Comparison of Cost, Quality and Brand Value Should your restaurant buy readymade uniforms or get them custom made? Cost per wear, fit, fabric, branding, lead time and when each option makes sens… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsDry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T-shirt Uniforms for Restaurants, QSRs and Cafes Dry-fit vs cotton vs poly-cotton t-shirt uniforms for restaurants, QSRs and cafes in India: fabrics, GSM, round neck vs polo, full sleeve, branding an… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsKitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: What Indian Restaurants Must Provide Their Food Handlers What FSSAI Schedule 4 expects food handlers to wear: protective clothing, head covering, masks, gloves and footwear, turned into a practical uniform s… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance A buyer's checklist for choosing a restaurant uniform manufacturer in India: fabric, sampling, embroidery, sizing, timelines, reorders and red flags.… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareLeatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels Custom leatherette menu covers and bill folders for restaurants: materials, formats, branding by debossing, foil or print, sizes, care and how many to… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareQR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Custom QR code table stands, tent cards and table talkers for restaurants: materials, sizes, what to print, where to place them and how they drive rev… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, PackagingStickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs Custom stickers, seals, thank-you and feedback cards, bottle danglers, letterheads and printables for restaurants and cloud kitchens: what to print an… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareTable Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? How to choose custom table mats and runners for restaurants and cafes in India: denim, cotton, gingham, leatherette, MDF and paper compared, with size… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Write a Restaurant Uniform Brief Your Supplier Can Actually Quote (Free Template) A free one-page restaurant uniform brief template: roles, headcount, brand files, garments, sets per person, laundry, budget and dates, with a worked … Read the story → 21 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsChef Coat Fabrics Explained: What Actually Works in an Indian Kitchen Poly-cotton, cotton twill, denim or blended satin? A practical guide to choosing chef coat fabric, weight and finish for Indian restaurant kitchens.… Read the story → 16 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsThe Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role Chef coats, server and steward, housekeeping, bartender and manager attire, a role-by-role guide to designing restaurant uniforms that fit your brand.… Read the story → 14 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsCanvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which One Belongs in Your Restaurant? A practical comparison of canvas, denim, leatherette and waterproof restaurant aprons: durability, wash, cost, styling and which roles each one suits.… Read the story → 10 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsThe Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Aprons Bib, half, cross-back, denim and chef aprons compared, fabrics, customization and how to choose the right restaurant apron for every role.… Read the story → 07 Jul 2026 · Ideas, UniformsCafe Uniform Ideas: Nine Looks That Work in Indian Coffee Shops Nine tested cafe uniform combinations for Indian coffee shops, from tee and cross-back apron to overshirt and cap, with fabric and colour notes.… Read the story → 30 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSteward and Server Uniforms: A Restaurant Owner's Complete Guide How to design steward and server uniforms: shirt vs polo, apron style, pockets, colour-coding by role, sizing, quantities and cost planning.… Read the story → 23 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHousekeeping Uniforms for Restaurants: Fabric, Fit and Colour-coding Choosing housekeeping uniforms for restaurants and hotels: stain-tolerant fabrics, ladies and gents fits, utility aprons and clear role colour-coding.… Read the story → 16 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsManager Uniforms: Waistcoats, Blazers and Nehru Jackets That Actually Get Worn How to design manager uniforms for restaurants: waistcoat styles, blazer fabrics, Nehru jackets, badges and how to make front-of-house leadership visi… Read the story → 09 Jun 2026 · Client story, UniformsFresh from the Oven: Dressing a Bakery in Maroon Tees & Brown Aprons Premium maroon tees, witty typography and brown canvas aprons with an embroidered crest, inside a bakery uniform project, plus a patisserie design gui… Read the story → 09 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBartender Uniforms: Dressing the Bar Team for Light, Camera and a Long Shift Bartender uniform ideas and specs: leather and denim bar aprons, rolled-sleeve shirts, waistcoats, suspenders and fabrics that survive a wet bar.… Read the story → 02 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsRestaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, Cardigans and Rider Raincoats How to add winterwear to a restaurant uniform: hoodie vs sweatshirt vs zipper, fleece weights, cardigans for fine-dine and raincoats for delivery ride… Read the story → 26 May 2026 · Client story, UniformsServing Scoops in Style: Designing Uniforms for an Ice Cream Parlour Pink polos, khaki aprons and playful caps, designing uniforms for ice cream parlours and dessert cafes, where colour psychology sells more scoops.… Read the story → 26 May 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsEmbroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Uniforms: Which Branding Method to Choose Embroidery, screen print, DTF, sublimation, woven and leather patches compared for restaurant uniforms: durability, cost, detail and best use per garm… Read the story → 19 May 2026 · Design notes, UniformsHow to Choose Uniform Colours for Your Restaurant (Without Regretting It in Month Three) A practical framework for picking restaurant uniform colours: lighting, cuisine, stain tolerance, brand palette, role colour-coding and what photograp… Read the story → 12 May 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsWhat Do Restaurant Uniforms Cost in India? A Planning Guide for Owners How restaurant uniform budgets actually work in India: what drives cost, sets per person, replacement cycles, and how to plan an opening or annual ord… Read the story → 05 May 2026 · Operations, UniformsHow to Make Restaurant Uniforms Last Twice as Long Practical uniform care for restaurants: wash temperatures, stain protocol, rotation systems, laundry bags, storage and what actually destroys uniforms… Read the story → 28 Apr 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPolo T-shirt Uniforms: A Plain-English Guide to GSM, Knit and Colour Pique vs matty vs interlock, 180 to 240 GSM, cotton vs poly-cotton vs dry-fit, contrast tipping and collar construction for restaurant polo uniforms.… Read the story → 21 Apr 2026 · Ideas, UniformsOversized Drop-Shoulder Tees: The Uniform Staff Actually Want to Wear Why oversized drop-shoulder tees have taken over cafe and dessert-brand uniforms in India, plus GSM, fit, print placement and how to sell them as merc… Read the story → 14 Apr 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsCloud Kitchen and Delivery Rider Uniforms: Branding the Part of Your Business Guests Never See Uniforms and branding for cloud kitchens and delivery teams: rider windcheaters, caps, reflective raincoats, insulated bags, sleeves and thank-you car… Read the story → 09 Apr 2026 · Client story, UniformsFreshly Brewed Blues & Blacks: Coffee Shop Uniforms for Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar How we designed barista uniforms, black polos, caps and cobalt canvas aprons, for Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar, and what makes a great cafe uniform.… Read the story → 07 Apr 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBakery and Patisserie Uniforms: Flour, Heat, Display Counters and Photographs Uniform design for bakeries and patisseries: flour-tolerant colours, cross-back aprons, chef tees, caps for the counter and winter layers for early sh… Read the story → 31 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBanquet and Catering Uniforms: Dressing a Team That Works Somewhere New Every Week Uniform planning for banquets and catering companies: easy-care fabrics, spare ratios, waistcoats, transport-friendly kit and colour-coding large temp… Read the story → 24 Mar 2026 · Design notes, UniformsKurta Uniforms for Indian Restaurants: Traditional Without Looking Like a Costume How to design kurta and Nehru-collar uniforms for Indian restaurants: fabrics, lengths, colours, when to use them and how to keep them practical for s… Read the story → 20 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareWooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice Wood vs MDF vs paper menus, a practical guide for restaurants, cafes and bars, with real examples from RestroCart's New Delhi workshop.… Read the story → 17 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsChef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item, Surprising Impact Skull caps, baseball caps, newsboy caps, bandanas and beanies for restaurant teams: hygiene rules, fabrics, fits, branding and how many to order.… Read the story → 10 Mar 2026 · Client story, UniformsOne Restaurant, Eight Uniforms: How We Dressed Bayleaf From Kitchen to Front Door A full-outlet uniform case study: chef coats, safari shirts, denim and half aprons, housekeeping and caps designed as one system for Bayleaf restauran… Read the story → 03 Mar 2026 · Client story, TablewareTransform Tables into Statements: Cork Coasters and MDF Serving Trays Custom-branded cork coasters and MDF serving trays that turn table settings into statements, with a guide to choosing coaster materials for cafes and … Read the story → 03 Mar 2026 · Client story, UniformsFour Teams, One Bar: Uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar How we designed chef, bartender, housekeeping and manager uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar as one coordinated system with distinct roles.… Read the story → 24 Feb 2026 · Client story, TablewareBeyond Uniforms: Building the Whole Brand Kit for Echoes Menus, signage, mugs, enamelware, tote bags, cue cards and stationery: how a single cafe brand kit was produced end to end for Echoes.… Read the story → 17 Feb 2026 · Client story, UniformsDressing an International Ramen Brand in Delhi: Uniforms for Mensho Tokyo How we produced chef, service, manager and winter uniforms in New Delhi for Mensho Tokyo, matching an international brand standard locally.… Read the story → 10 Feb 2026 · Client story, UniformsWinter in Amritsar: Hoodies, Napkins and Service Uniforms for Bon Chic A north-India winter uniform case study: service uniforms, housekeeping, branded hoodies in three colourways and matching table napkins for Bon Chic, … Read the story → 06 Feb 2026 · Client story, TablewareThe Bill, Beautifully: MDF Bill Holders That End the Meal on Brand Handcrafted MDF bill holders made for daily cafe use, and why the last thirty seconds of a meal deserve as much design as the first, from RestroCart, … Read the story → 03 Feb 2026 · Design notes, UniformsDenim in Restaurant Uniforms: Why It Keeps Winning Denim aprons, denim shirts and denim chef jackets for restaurants: weights, washes, why denim ages well and which roles it suits best.… Read the story → 27 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHostess Uniforms: The Fifteen Seconds That Set the Tone Designing hostess uniforms for restaurants: fabrics that hold shape while standing, silhouettes, colour, layering and details that read at the door.… Read the story → 20 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsHow to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order Without Getting It Wrong Measuring, size sets, spare ratios and reorder planning for restaurant uniform orders, and the three mistakes that cause most fit complaints.… Read the story → 13 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsWaterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Your Wettest Station Why every kitchen needs two or three waterproof aprons: materials, lengths, hygiene, and how they extend the life of your regular uniform.… Read the story → 12 Jan 2026 · Client story, UniformsWarm Team, Warmer Welcomes: Custom Winterwear for Restaurant Crews Custom black hoodies made for Kiona's team, plus a guide to restaurant winterwear: fabrics, embroidery and layering that keep staff warm and on brand.… Read the story → 06 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsRunning a Multi-Outlet Hotel F&B Uniform Programme How to plan uniforms across a hotel's restaurants, bar, banquets and room service: shared blocks, outlet identity, stock levels and reorder discipline… Read the story → 30 Dec 2025 · Design notes, UniformsSafari Shirts and Overshirts: The Most Underrated Uniform in Indian Restaurants Why safari shirts and overshirts work so well as Indian restaurant uniforms: pockets, airflow, formality without a tie, and the right fabrics and colo… Read the story → 23 Dec 2025 · Buying guide, UniformsOpening a Restaurant? The Complete Uniform and Supplies Checklist A department-by-department checklist of every uniform, tableware and print item a new restaurant needs, with quantities and a timeline before opening … Read the story → 16 Dec 2025 · Buying guide, TablewareMDF, Wood, Leatherette or Paper: Choosing the Right Menu Material A material-by-material comparison of restaurant menus: MDF boards, solid wood clipboards, leatherette folders, paper and sunboard, with costs and life… Read the story → 09 Dec 2025 · Buying guide, TablewareCork, MDF, Leatherette or Paper: Which Coaster Belongs on Your Table? A comparison of cork, MDF, leatherette and SBS paper coasters for restaurants and bars: absorbency, print quality, cost per table and lifespan.… Read the story → 02 Dec 2025 · Buying guide, MerchandiseStaff Name Badges: The Cheapest Hospitality Upgrade There Is Acrylic, metal, PVC and reusable slot name badges for restaurants: materials, fixings, what to print, and why named staff change guest behaviour.… Read the story → 25 Nov 2025 · Buying guide, TablewareTable Napkins: Fabric, Size, Branding and Surviving the Laundry Choosing restaurant table napkins: cotton vs poly-cotton vs linen-look, GSM, sizes, embroidery vs print, colour choices and laundry-proof branding.… Read the story → 18 Nov 2025 · Buying guide, PackagingBranded Delivery Packaging: Turning a Paper Bag Into a Brand Experience How to brand restaurant delivery packaging on a budget: sleeves, stickers, tamper seals, boxes, butter paper and thank-you cards that generate reviews… Read the story → 11 Nov 2025 · Buying guide, SignageRestaurant Signage: The Brand Touchpoints Everyone Forgets to Design Restaurant signage that gets overlooked: parking and wayfinding signs, dine-in boards, standees and display boards, with material and sizing guidance.… Read the story → 04 Nov 2025 · Ideas, MerchandiseRestaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) Which restaurant merchandise guests actually buy: totes, caps, mugs, hoodies and enamelware, with pricing, placement and production advice.… Read the story → 28 Oct 2025 · Buying guide, TablewareBill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table Wooden and MDF bill holders with QR panels, cutlery caddies, tent cards, order pads and table stands: materials, quantities and why they matter.… Read the story → 21 Oct 2025 · Operations, UniformsWhy Ordering Uniforms, Tableware and Packaging Together Costs You Less The practical case for a single supplier across uniforms, tableware, merchandise and packaging: colour consistency, shared setup costs and one reorder… Read the story → 14 Oct 2025 · Operations, UniformsDelivering Restaurant Uniforms Across India: Amritsar to Guwahati, Srinagar to Goa How RestroCart designs and delivers custom restaurant uniforms and supplies to cities across India from New Delhi, and what changes by climate and reg… Read the story → 09 May 2025 · Client story, UniformsDressed to Lead: Manager and Floor Uniforms for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar A tailored shirt-and-vest uniform for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, and a guide to dressing managers, hosts and floor leaders so guests instantly know who is … Read the story → 03 Jun 2024 · Client story, TablewareWoven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room Deep maroon napkins with a crisp white crest for The Grain Room, plus a practical guide to choosing fabrics, colours and branding for restaurant table… Read the story → Good to know About this blog What does the RestroCart blog cover?Practical guides and client stories about customized restaurant uniforms, aprons, chef coats, tableware, merchandise, packaging and signage: fabric choices, sizing, costs, care, branding methods and real projects we have delivered for F&B brands across India. Who writes these articles?The RestroCart design and production team in New Delhi. Everything here comes from orders we have actually made since 2018, which is why the numbers, fabric weights and lead times are specific rather than general. Can I order something I read about here?Yes. Every product discussed on this blog is made in-house. Message +91 98213 34906 on WhatsApp with the article title and we will quote it customized to your brand. Liked something you read? Every product on this blog was made for a real client. Tell us what caught your eye, and we will customize it for your brand. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Barista Aprons Guide: Straps, Fabrics, Pockets and Branding URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/barista-aprons-guide/ A guide to barista aprons for specialty coffee shops and roasteries: cross-back vs neck strap, canvas, denim or leather, pockets for tools, length and branding. Home › Blog › Barista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, … Buying guide, Uniforms Barista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Black denim barista bib aprons with tan leather neck straps, contrast stitching and a round logo patch, custom aprons by RestroCart Quick answer What is the best apron for a barista? The best barista apron for most specialty coffee shops is a knee-length bib apron in 10 to 12 oz canvas or washed denim, with cross-back straps or a padded adjustable neck strap, a chest pocket sized for a thermometer and pens, a towel loop and rust-resistant hardware. Embroider or patch the logo on the bib. RestroCart makes custom barista aprons for coffee bars and roasteries across India. Key takeaways - Cross-back straps take the weight off the neck on long shifts; neck straps are quicker on and off. - Canvas is the all-rounder, denim ages beautifully, leather is for the look and wipes clean. - Design pockets around real tools: thermometer, pens, cloth, phone, notepad. - Dark aprons hide espresso; choose rust-resistant hardware because bars are wet. In this guide - Cross-back vs neck strap: the comfort decision - Canvas, denim, leather or twill? - Pockets designed around barista tools - Length, fit and hardware - Branding a barista apron - Colours that work behind the bar - Care: making barista aprons last - For roasteries and multi-outlet coffee brands - Get a quote for custom barista aprons In a specialty coffee bar, the barista apron is the uniform. Guests may not notice the tee or the trousers, but they notice the apron: the denim that has faded at the pocket edges, the leather strap across the back, the logo stitched on the bib. It is also a working tool that carries thermometers, markers and a cloth, soaks up milk splashes and survives a steam wand eight hours a day. Getting it right means thinking like a barista and a brand at the same time. This guide covers barista aprons for specialty coffee shops, espresso bars and roasteries: cross-back vs neck strap, canvas, denim and leather, pockets for tools, length, hardware and branding. For a broader comparison of apron materials across restaurant roles, see our canvas vs denim vs leather aprons guide, and for the rest of the coffee bar look, our cafe uniform ideas. Cross-back vs neck strap: the comfort decision The strap system is the first thing baristas notice and the first thing they complain about. There are two main options. Neck strap The classic bib apron hangs from a single strap around the neck and ties at the waist. It is quick to put on and take off, easy to share between staff, and simple to adjust if the strap has a buckle, slider or D-ring. The drawback is that all the weight, including whatever is in the chest pocket, hangs from the back of the neck. Over a long shift, some baristas feel it. A wider strap, a padded or leather strap, or a strap that sits lower on the neck all help. Cross-back Cross-back aprons have two straps that cross between the shoulder blades and attach to the sides of the apron, like a pinafore. The weight sits on the shoulders, not the neck, and the apron stays put when the barista leans over the machine. Most cross-backs slip on over the head; better ones use snap hooks, loops or buttons so the straps can be released without pulling the apron over the hair. They are the favourite of specialty coffee teams, and they look distinctive from behind, which is the view guests get most often at the machine. | Neck strap | Cross-back | Comfort on long shifts | Good with a wide or padded strap | Best; weight on the shoulders | On and off | Fastest | Slower unless straps have quick-release hooks | Sharing between staff | Easy; one adjustable size | Better sized per person | Stays in place when leaning | Can swing forward | Stays close to the body | Look from behind | Simple tie at the waist | Distinctive X across the back | Many coffee bars use cross-backs for the baristas on the machine and neck-strap or waist aprons for cashiers and runners. Canvas, denim, leather or twill? Cotton canvas The all-rounder. A 10 to 12 oz canvas is sturdy, breathable, easy to wash and takes embroidery beautifully. It comes in the widest colour range, from black and charcoal to olive, mustard, tan and rust, so it is the easiest fabric to match to a brand palette. Canvas softens with washing rather than wearing out. Washed denim Denim is the signature fabric of specialty coffee because it ages with character, fading at the fold lines and pocket edges and taking on the shape of the wearer. A washed denim around 9 to 11 oz is comfortable from day one. New denim can bleed dye in the first few washes, so wash it separately at first. Our guide to denim in restaurant uniforms goes further. Leather and leatherette Nothing looks more crafted than a leather apron behind an espresso machine. The trade-offs: genuine leather is heavy, warm and cannot be machine washed. Most coffee bars get the look with leatherette, which wipes clean, or with a canvas or denim body and leather straps, pocket trims and a leather logo patch. Poly-cotton twill Smooth, light and the most economical option, twill is ideal for printed aprons and for large teams that want a clean, simple look. It washes easily and dries quickly. Coffee brands, three approaches: denim bib aprons with a white logo and adjustable strap hardware for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters, dark aprons with an all-over printed motif for Third Roast, and navy aprons with white tape straps and an embroidered logo for Greko Espresso Bar. Pockets designed around barista tools Pockets are where a generic apron becomes a barista apron. Before finalising the design, ask your team what they actually carry during a shift. Typically: - Milk thermometer and markers: a chest pocket with a narrow pen slot or two, deep enough that a thermometer does not fall out when the barista leans forward. - Bar towel: a loop, tab or D-ring at the waist to hang a cloth, so it is always to hand for wiping the steam wand and portafilter. - Phone and order pad: a hip or waist pocket, ideally on the side rather than the centre, so it does not swing into the machine. - Portafilter brush or small tools: an extra slim slot on the chest pocket. - Nothing in the lower centre: a big pouch low on the apron fills with grounds and water and makes the apron sag. Keep lower pockets shallow or leave them out. For roasteries, add pockets for a sample scoop, notebook and marker, and consider a reinforced bib, since roasting and packing work is rougher on fabric. Designing aprons for your coffee bar? Tell us your strap preference, fabric and what your baristas carry. We will send a mockup and a fabric swatch before sampling. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Length, fit and hardware Length A knee-length or just-above-knee bib apron is the standard for bar work. It protects trousers from milk and espresso splashes and does not catch when crouching to the under-counter fridge. Waist aprons suit cashiers and front-counter staff who do not steam milk. Short bibs that end at mid-thigh look modern but protect less. Fit One size fits most in aprons, but not all. Offer an adjustable neck strap or two cross-back sizes, and check the bib width on the smallest and tallest people on your team. Waist ties should be long enough to wrap and tie at the front, which is quicker and keeps the knot out of the way when leaning back against a counter. Hardware Coffee bars are wet. Rivets, eyelets, snap hooks and buckles should be brass, antique-finish or powder-coated metal that resists rust, or they will leave marks on the fabric within weeks. Check that the hardware is smooth on the inside so it does not scratch skin or snag a tee. Branding a barista apron The apron is the most photographed item in a coffee bar, so the branding deserves thought. Our embroidery vs printing guide covers the methods in detail; for barista aprons: - Embroidery on canvas or denim is durable and premium. Keep the logo on the upper bib, where it is visible above the counter. - Leather or leatherette patches, debossed or printed with the logo, suit denim and canvas aprons with leather straps. - Printing works on smooth twill and for bold graphics or all-over patterns, as the Third Roast aprons above show. - Woven labels at the pocket or hem add a retail-quality detail. Consider what guests see from behind as well. On a cross-back apron, the straps and waist ties are the view from the queue; a contrast strap colour or a leather strap does quiet branding work. The apron as part of a coffee bar kit: bib aprons with mustard tape straps and an embroidered name for Coffee Bond, a long black waist apron with the logo at the hem, shown with a shirt and cap for Town Coffee, and navy caps with an embroidered logo for Saltaro Coffee Roasters. Colours that work behind the bar Espresso and milk are merciless on light fabrics. Black, charcoal, navy, dark denim, olive and deep brown hide stains best. Tan, mustard and rust canvas look warm and suit coffee brands, and show marks less than you might expect because they sit close to the colour of coffee itself. White and cream aprons look beautiful for a launch but need frequent replacement. A good combination is a dark apron over a lighter tee, with the logo in a contrast thread; our guide to round-neck tee uniforms covers what to wear underneath. Care: making barista aprons last - Wash canvas and denim aprons inside out, in cold or lukewarm water, and dry in the shade. - Wash new denim separately for the first few washes. - Wipe leather and leatherette with a damp cloth; never machine wash them. - Remove leather straps before washing if they detach. - Soak milk stains in cold water first; hot water sets milk protein into the fabric. Tan leather bib and waist aprons made for Elgin Cafe, with the logo on the bib, rivets, pen slots and an adjustable neck strap: the finish many espresso bars choose for the front of the bar. For roasteries and multi-outlet coffee brands Roasteries and growing coffee chains have a few extra considerations. Roasting and packing staff need a tougher, heavier canvas apron in a natural fibre, which copes better near hot equipment than light synthetics. Multi-outlet brands benefit from locking one apron specification, fabric, colour, hardware and logo placement, so every outlet matches and reorders are simple. And many roasteries sell aprons, caps and branded tote bags as merchandise, which is easy to add when the staff design is already done. See our apron gallery for more coffee bar and cafe aprons we have made. Barista apron brief - Number of baristas, cashiers and roasting or packing staff. - Cross-back or neck strap, per role. - Fabric: canvas, denim, leatherette or twill, and weight. - Pockets: what each role carries. - Length: bib to the knee, short bib or waist apron. - Hardware finish: brass, antique or black. - Branding method and placement: embroidery, patch or print. - Aprons per person and spares. - In-hand date, allowing for sampling. Get a quote for custom barista aprons RestroCart designs and makes barista aprons, cross-back and neck-strap, in canvas, denim, leatherette and twill, for specialty coffee shops, espresso bars and roasteries, from our studio in Naraina, New Delhi, with delivery anywhere in India. Send your team size, strap style and logo on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, or build your request on our quote page. We make a sample before production and keep your specification on file for reorders. Want to see your apron before you commit? Share your logo and preferences and we will send a mockup and a sample for approval. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 68 canvas aprons we have made · 49 denim aprons we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Are cross-back aprons better than neck-strap aprons for baristas?For baristas on long shifts, usually yes. A cross-back apron spreads the weight across the shoulders instead of hanging it from the neck, which many baristas find more comfortable by the end of the day. Neck-strap aprons are quicker to put on and take off and suit teams that share aprons or step in and out of the bar. Which fabric is best for a barista apron?Cotton canvas is the best all-rounder: durable, washable, easy to brand and available in almost any colour. Washed denim looks great and ages well, which is why it is popular in specialty coffee. Leather or leatherette is striking and wipes clean but is heavier and cannot be machine washed, so it is often used for straps and trims rather than the whole apron. What pockets should a barista apron have?A chest pocket with a pen slot sized for a milk thermometer and markers, a waist or hip pocket for a phone or notepad, and a loop or tab to hang a bar towel. Keep large lower pockets shallow so they do not fill with coffee grounds and water. How long should a barista apron be?Knee length or just above is standard for bar work because it protects trousers from milk and espresso splashes without catching on the knees when crouching to the fridge. Waist aprons suit cashiers and front-counter staff who do not work the machine. Can you put our coffee brand's logo on leather or denim aprons?Yes. On denim and canvas, embroidery or an embroidered patch works best. On leather or leatherette, a debossed or printed leather patch looks cleanest. Screen printing suits smooth twill and poly-cotton aprons and large graphics. How many aprons does each barista need?Two per barista is the usual minimum, so one can be washed while the other is worn. Busy bars and roasteries with messy roasting and packing work often keep three. Add a couple of spares for trainees and weekend staff. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team How to dress a small boutique hotel, villa or homestay team: front desk, F&B, housekeeping, gardeners and drivers, plus fabrics, layering and reorders… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBrewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Bartenders, Floor Staff and Brewers Should Wear A practical guide to brewpub and bar staff uniforms: denim and canvas aprons, tees, utility and check shirts, caps, and what brewers need in the brewh… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Central Kitchens, Bakery Production Floors and Food Manufacturing: Lab Coats, Hair Covers, Aprons and Hygiene Zoning How to dress a central kitchen, bakery production floor or food unit: white coats and lab coats, hair covers, aprons, colour-coded hygiene zones and l… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Boutique Hotel, Villa and Homestay Staff Uniforms Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/boutique-hotel-villa-staff-uniforms/ How to dress a small boutique hotel, villa or homestay team: front desk, F&B, housekeeping, gardeners and drivers, plus fabrics, layering and reorders. Home › Blog › Uniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and H… Buying guide, Uniforms Uniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Navy waistcoats with gold embroidered logo, custom staff uniforms made for Housewood Villas by RestroCart Quick answer How should a boutique hotel, villa or homestay dress its staff? Give a small property one uniform language rather than a different outfit per role: a shared colour palette, one fabric family and one logo treatment, then vary a single layer by role, such as a waistcoat for the front desk, a canvas apron for F&B and a tunic for housekeeping. RestroCart designs these small-team systems so every piece matches and reorders stay simple. Key takeaways - A small team needs one look with small role variations, not six unrelated uniforms. - Build around a base shirt or tee plus one role layer; it suits staff who do two jobs. - Plan layering for the climate: sweaters and waistcoats for the hills, breathable cotton for the coast. - Keep a spec sheet on file so seasonal hires can be dressed quickly. In this guide - Why a small property needs a uniform system, not a pile of shirts - Boutique hotel uniforms by role - A role-by-role plan for a small property - One look across every role: palette and branding rules - Fabrics for hills, beaches and heritage towns - Small headcount, seasonal staff: planning quantities - Ordering and reordering with a small team - Beyond uniforms: the rest of the guest-facing kit Boutique hotel uniforms have a harder job than they look. A property with twelve rooms and fifteen staff has no room for a uniform that only works in one setting. The same person may serve breakfast, check in a family at noon and help with turndown at night. The gardener is in every guest's holiday photo. The driver is the first face a guest sees at the station. And the whole team has to look like it belongs to one place, not to five different suppliers. This guide is for owners and managers of boutique hotels, villas, homestays and small resorts in India. It covers each role, how to create one look for a small headcount, fabrics for hills, beaches and heritage towns, how many sets to order, and how to keep reorders simple when your team changes with the season. Why a small property needs a uniform system, not a pile of shirts Large hotels have uniform departments, sewing rooms and a separate look for every outlet. A villa or homestay has none of that, which is exactly why it benefits most from a simple system. When uniforms are bought one role at a time, from whichever vendor is nearest, the result is a navy that does not match the other navy, three different logo sizes and a housekeeping team that looks borrowed from another property. A uniform system is just a set of decisions made once: two or three brand colours, one fabric family, one logo treatment, and a rule for how each role differs. Once those are fixed, every new piece, from a winter sweater to a garden cap, slots in without a design meeting. For a small team, that consistency does more for the guest experience than any single expensive garment. Boutique hotel uniforms by role Front desk, guest relations and hosts This is the role guests photograph and remember. A crisp shirt in a soft brand colour with a waistcoat or an unstructured jacket reads professional without feeling corporate. Waistcoats are especially useful at small properties because they layer over a shirt in summer and a sweater in winter, and they instantly signal "this is the person to ask". Our waistcoat and blazer guide covers cuts and fabrics in detail. F&B: breakfast, dining and the bar Service staff at a boutique property usually wear the base shirt or a polo with an apron. A canvas half apron or bib apron in a warm tone such as tan, rust or olive looks relaxed and hard-wearing, and pockets carry a notepad, pen and card machine. If the property has a bar, a bib apron with leather-look straps gives the bartender a distinct look within the same family. Housekeeping Housekeeping staff bend, lift, carry linen and handle cleaning chemicals all day, often in rooms without air conditioning between guests. They need breathable poly-cotton tunics or shirts with stretch in the shoulders, deep pockets and colours that forgive stains. In cold locations, a sweater or cardigan in the house colour, embroidered with the role name, keeps them warm and identifiable. See our housekeeping uniform guide for fabric and fit detail. Gardeners, drivers, valets and maintenance These roles are the most often forgotten and the most visible outdoors. A durable shirt or polo, work trousers and a cap in the property's palette, with a small embroidered logo, makes them look part of the team. Drivers and valets can wear a smarter shirt with the role embroidered on the pocket so arriving guests know who to hand their keys or bags to. Our guide to valet parking uniforms goes further. The owner or general manager At a small property the owner is often on the floor. A slightly more tailored version of the front desk look, such as a jacket or a waistcoat in a darker shade, keeps them connected to the team while marking them as the person in charge. Pieces made for Housewood Villas: grey shirts embroidered for the valet parking team, tan canvas half aprons with a logo pocket, and navy V-neck sweaters embroidered for housekeeping. A role-by-role plan for a small property Here is a starting point we often suggest for a property with ten to thirty staff. Adjust the pieces to your climate and concept. Role | Core garments | Fabric suggestion | Sets per person | Front desk / guest relations | Shirt, waistcoat or unstructured jacket, trousers | Poly-cotton shirting; suiting-weight poly-viscose for waistcoats | 2 to 3 shirts, 1 to 2 waistcoats | F&B service | Base shirt or polo, canvas half or bib apron | Poly-cotton shirt or 200 to 220 GSM pique polo; cotton canvas apron | 2 to 3 | Bar | Shirt or tee, bib apron with straps | Canvas or denim apron | 2 to 3 | Kitchen | Chef coat, apron, cap | Poly-cotton twill | 3 | Housekeeping | Tunic or shirt with trousers; sweater in winter | Poly-cotton with stretch; acrylic-blend knit | 3 | Gardeners / maintenance | Polo or work shirt, trousers, cap | Pique polo or sturdy twill | 2 to 3 | Drivers / valets | Shirt with role embroidery, trousers | Poly-cotton shirting | 2 to 3 | Where one person covers two roles, give them the base garment once and the role layers separately. A staff member who does breakfast service and front desk needs one set of shirts, one apron and one waistcoat, not two complete uniforms. Dressing a villa, homestay or boutique hotel? Send us your roles, headcount, location and brand files. We will suggest one uniform language for the whole team, with fabric options for your climate. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com One look across every role: palette and branding rules The simplest way to make a small team look designed is to limit choices. We suggest three rules. - Two main colours and one accent. For example navy and khaki with a gold logo, or sage and sand with a rust accent. Every garment uses only these. - One logo treatment. Pick embroidery colour, size and placement once, usually left chest, and repeat it on shirts, waistcoats, aprons, sweaters and caps. Our embroidery vs printing guide explains why embroidery suits most hotel pieces. - Role names, not different outfits. Instead of inventing a new garment for every role, embroider the role on the same base piece: "Housekeeping", "Valet Parking", "Guest Relations". It reads clearly to guests and keeps stock simple. Waistcoats are a good example. The same waistcoat pattern can be made in navy for evening F&B and in khaki for daytime front desk, with the identical embroidered logo. Guests read them as one family; staff get a clear role signal. Khaki waistcoats with a tonal embroidered logo, made for Housewood Villas alongside navy Nehru-style waistcoats with a gold logo. Fabrics for hills, beaches and heritage towns Boutique properties in India sit in very different climates, and the uniform has to follow. Hill stations and cold locations Layering is everything. Build on a long-sleeve shirt, then add a waistcoat, sweater or cardigan, then a jacket or zipper for outdoor staff. Knitwear in an acrylic or cotton-acrylic blend washes more easily than wool and holds its shape. Outdoor roles such as drivers and gardeners need a windcheater or insulated jacket in the house colour. Our winterwear guide covers the options, including sweaters and cardigans. Beach and coastal properties Humidity and salt air favour breathable fabrics: cotton-rich shirting, linen-look blends and pique polos. Lighter colours stay cooler in sun, but sand and sunscreen stain, so mid tones such as sand, stone, olive and dusty blue are safer than white. Short sleeves or roll-up tabs help. Heritage and desert towns Heat plus a strong sense of place. Mandarin collars, earthy colours and handloom-look textures suit these properties, as long as the fabric is a washable blend rather than delicate handloom for every role. For relaxed, younger properties, printed round-neck tees can replace shirts entirely for daytime roles. Grey round-neck t-shirts with a colourful printed graphic, made for Hotel Yelm. A casual option for daytime and outdoor roles at relaxed properties. Small headcount, seasonal staff: planning quantities Small properties face two quantity problems: people who do more than one job, and teams that grow in season and shrink off-season. Both are easier to manage if you plan in garments, not in "uniforms". Before you place a boutique property uniform order - List every role, including gardeners, drivers, valets and maintenance, with headcount split by gender where fits differ. - Mark staff who cover two roles; give them the base piece once and the role layers separately. - Decide sets per person: two to three for front desk and service, three for housekeeping and kitchen. - Add spare pieces in the most common sizes for seasonal hires and new joiners. - Note how uniforms are washed: in-house laundry, outsourced laundry or staff at home. - Plan winter layers for hill properties and lighter pieces for summer and coastal properties. - List other items to brand at the same time: name badges, table linen, tote bags, caps. - Give a realistic date the uniforms must be on site, ideally before staff training. If staff wash uniforms at home, choose poly-cotton blends and embroidery over print, and avoid pure white for outdoor roles. A short care note for the team, covering wash temperature and drying, adds months to uniform life. A sand-coloured short-sleeve housekeeping tunic with black trim and matching trousers, a practical set for warm-climate properties. Ordering and reordering with a small team Custom uniforms are not only for large hotels. RestroCart works with small properties and single restaurants as well as groups; minimums vary by item, so share your team size and we will confirm what works for each piece. The process is the same as for any client: a brief on WhatsApp or email, mockups from our in-house design team, fabric swatches, a sample for approval, then production, quality checks and delivery to your door, packed by role or size. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, depending on the items and quantities. For properties with a seasonal opening, work backwards from the date staff start training, not from the first guest check-in. The real saving for small properties comes later. We keep your patterns, fabric codes and artwork on file, so when two new housekeeping staff join mid-season, reordering is a short message rather than a new project. Our guide to how custom uniforms are made walks through each stage. Beyond uniforms: the rest of the guest-facing kit A boutique property's identity lives in small things. The same palette and logo can carry through to staff name badges, table linen for the dining room, branded tote bags for guests, mugs for the room or cafe, and menus for in-room dining. Ordering these alongside uniforms keeps colours consistent and saves a second round of artwork approvals. Browse our client portfolios for ideas. If your property runs more than one restaurant or outlet, our note on multi-outlet hotel uniform programmes covers the extra planning. Ready to give your property one look? Share your roles, headcount, location and opening or season date. We reply the same day with ideas and next steps. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com To get started, message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build your list in our quote builder. We deliver across India, from hill properties to beach villas. See the real thing: 32 sweaters and cardigans we have made · 39 waistcoats we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What should front desk staff wear at a boutique hotel?A well-cut shirt in a brand colour with a waistcoat or unstructured jacket is the most versatile option. It looks polished at check-in, works for evening service, and the waistcoat can be swapped for a sweater in winter. Add an embroidered logo and a name badge rather than a printed logo. How many uniform sets does a villa or homestay need per staff member?Plan two to three sets per person for front desk and F&B, and three for housekeeping, whose uniforms get the hardest wear. Add a few spare pieces in common sizes for seasonal staff and new joiners. Can a small property with ten or fifteen staff order custom uniforms?Yes. Custom uniforms do not need a large hotel headcount. Minimums vary by item, so share your roles and team size and RestroCart will confirm what is possible for each piece. What should gardeners, drivers and maintenance staff wear?Durable, easy-care workwear in the property's palette: a sturdy shirt or polo, work trousers and a cap, with the logo embroidered small. Drivers and valets often wear a smarter shirt with a role name embroidered on the pocket so guests can identify them. Do you deliver uniforms to hill stations and beach properties?RestroCart is based in New Delhi and delivers across India to the doorstep. Swatches, samples and approvals are handled over WhatsApp, email and courier, so the property team does not need to visit. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBrewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Bartenders, Floor Staff and Brewers Should Wear A practical guide to brewpub and bar staff uniforms: denim and canvas aprons, tees, utility and check shirts, caps, and what brewers need in the brewh… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Central Kitchens, Bakery Production Floors and Food Manufacturing: Lab Coats, Hair Covers, Aprons and Hygiene Zoning How to dress a central kitchen, bakery production floor or food unit: white coats and lab coats, hair covers, aprons, colour-coded hygiene zones and l… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsChef Coat Styles Explained: Double vs Single Breasted, Sleeves, Collars, Piping, Studs vs Buttons, and Which to Pick for Your Kitchen Double or single breasted, half or full sleeve, stand collar, contrast piping, press studs or buttons: a clear guide to chef coat styles for every kit… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Branded Tote Bags for Cafes and Bakeries: Canvas, Jute or Cotton? URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/branded-tote-bags-cafes-bakeries/ How to choose branded tote bags for a cafe, bakery or restaurant: canvas vs jute vs cotton, GSM, print methods, sizes, and whether to sell them or give them away. Home › Blog › Branded Tote Bags for Cafes, Bakeries and … Buying guide, Merchandise Branded Tote Bags for Cafes, Bakeries and Restaurants: Canvas vs Jute vs Cotton, Printing, and Retail vs Giveaway By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Two natural cotton tote bags printed in red with a cafe logo and line illustrations, laid flat on weathered wooden boards Quick answer Which fabric is best for branded tote bags for a cafe or bakery? For a cafe or bakery tote that guests will reuse and even pay for, choose cotton canvas of around 8 to 12 oz with screen printing in one or two colours. Thin cotton of 140 to 180 GSM suits giveaways and event bags, and jute or juco suits bakery and gift packaging where a rustic look matters. RestroCart makes all three with your artwork, from design mockup to doorstep delivery. Key takeaways - Canvas sells, thin cotton gets given away, jute carries weight and looks rustic. - Decide retail or giveaway first; it sets the fabric, the print and the budget. - One or two screen-printed colours usually look better than a full-colour logo. - Size the bag around what your guests actually carry: a cake box, a coffee bag or a laptop. In this guide - Start with the job: retail, giveaway or packaging? - Canvas vs jute vs cotton: the fabric comparison - Construction details that decide whether a tote lasts - Printing and branding: what works on which fabric - Retail vs giveaway: how the decision changes the bag - Bakeries, hotels and cafes: what different businesses order - Tote bag vs paper carry bag for takeaway - How to brief a tote bag order - Get a quote for custom tote bags Branded tote bags for cafes, bakeries and restaurants do two jobs at once. They carry a guest's coffee beans, sourdough or cake box home, and then they carry your logo around the neighbourhood for years. The difference between a tote that gets used every week and one that ends up in a drawer usually comes down to three decisions: the fabric, the print, and whether you meant to sell it or give it away. This guide covers all three, in the order we would think about them if we were placing the order. It draws on the tote bags, drawstring bags and merchandise kits we make for F&B brands from our studio in Naraina, New Delhi. Start with the job: retail, giveaway or packaging? Before fabric or colour, decide what the bag is for. Many tote orders that disappoint were specified for one job and used for another. - Retail merchandise. Sold at the counter alongside your beans, mugs or caps. It has to be good enough that someone would buy it without the logo. Heavy canvas, a useful size, reinforced handles and artwork with some design intent. - Giveaway or loyalty reward. Given to regulars, at a launch, or with a large order. Cost per piece matters more, so a lighter cotton with a clean one-colour print is usually right. - Premium packaging. A reusable bag that replaces a paper carry bag for celebration cakes, hampers or festive boxes. Stiffness and carrying strength matter most, which is where jute and juco earn their place. If you are still deciding what to stock at all, our guide to restaurant merchandise that actually sells explains why totes are usually the safest first item to test. Canvas vs jute vs cotton: the fabric comparison These are the three fabrics most cafes and bakeries in India choose between. Each looks and behaves differently, and none is the right answer for every brand. Fabric | Typical weight | Look and feel | Best for | Watch out for | Cotton canvas | 8 to 12 oz (about 270 to 400 GSM) | Dense, structured, premium; natural, black or dyed colours | Retail totes, coffee and bakery merchandise, staff gifts | Heavier and costlier per piece; needs strong handle stitching | Light cotton (calico) | 140 to 180 GSM | Soft, thin, folds small | Giveaways, events, loyalty rewards, drawstring bags | Can look like packaging if the print is weak; stretches under heavy loads | Jute (hessian) | Stiff, coarse weave, usually laminated inside | Rustic, earthy, very sturdy | Bakery and cake carry bags, festive hampers, gifting | Fine artwork loses detail; bulky to store; the smell of raw jute fades slowly | Juco (jute and cotton blend) | Medium body | Softer than jute, textured, smoother print surface | Bakeries and cafes that want a natural look with sharper printing | Fewer colour options than cotton | A useful rule: if the bag will carry something heavy and square, such as a cake box, a stack of bread or a coffee hamper, choose canvas or jute with a gusset. If it will carry a book, a laptop or a bag of beans, cotton or canvas without a wide gusset is lighter and folds better. Two white cotton tote bags with a small, centred logo and line of text. On light cotton, a restrained print keeps the bag looking like merchandise rather than packaging. Colour of the fabric Natural (unbleached) canvas and cotton photograph well, suit almost every palette and hide less dirt than you might fear. Black canvas looks sharp for cocktail bars and specialty coffee but needs a light ink, which usually means an underbase and a slightly higher print cost. Dyed canvas in your brand colour is possible for larger runs; ask for a physical swatch, because dyed canvas rarely matches a screen colour exactly. Construction details that decide whether a tote lasts Two bags in the same fabric can last very differently. When you compare quotes, ask about these details as well as the fabric weight: Tote bag construction checklist - Handle length: short handles (about 35 to 40 cm drop) for hand carry, long handles (about 60 to 70 cm) for over the shoulder. Most guests prefer shoulder length. - Handle attachment: box-and-cross stitching or a double row of stitching where the handle meets the bag. - Gusset: a flat tote for books and beans, a bottom gusset for cake boxes and bread. - Inner pocket: small, but guests notice it and it raises the perceived value of a retail tote. - Closure: open top, press button or zip. A zip suits retail; open top suits giveaways. - Lamination: jute is usually laminated inside for shape and to stop crumbs escaping. Ask whether it is. - Pre-washed or pre-shrunk fabric if guests will machine wash the bag. - Label or tag: a small woven label or printed tag inside makes a retail tote feel finished. Printing and branding: what works on which fabric The print is where a tote either becomes something people want to carry or something they hide at the bottom of a cupboard. Here is how the main methods compare on bags. Screen printing The standard for tote bags. Ink is pushed through a mesh screen, one screen per colour, which makes it crisp, durable and economical once the screens are set up. It is at its best with one or two flat colours, which is also what most good tote artwork uses. It is the usual choice for cafe and bakery totes. Heat transfer and DTF A printed film is pressed onto the fabric. This handles full-colour artwork, gradients and photographs, and makes sense for small runs where screen setup would be out of proportion. On heavy canvas the finish sits on top of the weave, so it can feel slightly plasticky compared with screen print. Embroidery Looks premium on heavy canvas, especially a small logo on the front corner, and survives years of use. It is not suited to large designs or thin cotton, where it can pucker. Our embroidery vs printing guide explains the same trade-offs on uniforms. Jute and printing Jute's open weave swallows fine detail. Keep artwork bold: a large wordmark, simple shapes, thick lines. If your logo has fine script or thin strokes, juco or canvas will reproduce it far better. Design the tote you would buy if it had no logo on it. Then put the logo on it, smaller than your first instinct. Planning totes for your cafe or bakery? Send your logo, the job the bag has to do and a rough quantity. We will suggest fabric, size and print, with a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Retail vs giveaway: how the decision changes the bag This is the decision that most affects cost and the bag's life after it leaves your counter. | Retail tote | Giveaway or loyalty tote | Fabric | Canvas, 8 to 12 oz, or quality juco | Light cotton, 140 to 180 GSM | Print | Designed artwork, one or two colours, sometimes a back print | Clean logo or a short line, one colour | Extras | Inner pocket, woven label, zip or button | None needed | Where it lives | At the till, beside the coffee machine, folded in a small full stack | Behind the counter, given with a large order or on a set occasion | Success looks like | Guests buy it and you see it around town | Regulars carry it and remember who gave it to them | Many cafes start with a giveaway run for regulars, watch which design gets carried, and turn that design into a heavier retail version for the counter. It is a low-risk way to test. For festive runs and corporate orders, our festive and corporate gifting guide covers how totes fit into a gift kit alongside mugs, coasters and notebooks. Bakeries, hotels and cafes: what different businesses order Bakeries and patisseries The bag usually has a practical job: carrying a cake box level, or a few loaves and a jar of preserve. A gusseted canvas or jute bag sized a little larger than your standard cake box is the most useful shape. Bakeries often pair a reusable tote for regulars with branded paper bags for everyday orders. Specialty coffee and all-day cafes Coffee brands tend to sell totes with their beans and mugs. A flat canvas tote that fits a bean bag and a laptop, with artwork that feels like a design object, is the format that sells. See how totes sit alongside printed mugs and enamelware in a small merchandise range. Hotels, clubs and laundries Here the cotton bag is often functional rather than promotional: laundry bags, amenity bags, drawstring pouches for guest items. Printing is usually one colour and small, and the bag is chosen for washability. Printed cotton drawstring bags for The Lodhi and The Dhobi Laundry: the same fabric and print skills, used for a functional bag rather than a retail one. Tote bag vs paper carry bag for takeaway A reusable tote is not a replacement for a takeaway carry bag, and trying to make it one is where budgets go wrong. For everyday takeaway and delivery, a printed kraft paper bag does the job and is expected. The tote is the upgrade: for a celebration cake, a festive hamper, a large order from a regular, or something a guest chooses to buy. Our guide to branded delivery packaging covers paper bags, stickers and seals for everyday orders. Printed kraft paper carry bags for The Bowl Factory. Paper for everyday takeaway, a fabric tote for the orders and guests you want to remember you. How to brief a tote bag order A tote brief can be short. Send these and you will get an accurate mockup and quote in one round: - The job: retail, giveaway or packaging. - What it will carry, with dimensions if it is a box. - Fabric preference, or ask us to recommend. - Artwork: logo as a vector file, plus any illustration or line you want on it. - Number of print colours and whether you want a back print. - Quantity and the date you need them in hand. Our design team turns this into a mockup, we make a sample for approval, and production starts only after you sign off. Artwork and specifications stay on file, so a reorder before Diwali or your anniversary matches the first batch. You can see finished bags on our tote bag work gallery and the full range in the merchandise catalogue. Ready for a tote bag mockup? Tell us the fabric you like, what the bag will carry, and your date. We reply the same day. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for custom tote bags Whether you are looking for a custom tote bag manufacturer in Delhi for your cafe counter or a reusable bag for your bakery's celebration cakes, RestroCart designs, samples, prints and delivers anywhere in India. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 with your logo and quantity, or build your request in our quote builder. See the real thing: 10 delivery bags we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What GSM should a cafe tote bag be?For a tote you plan to sell, cotton canvas of roughly 8 to 12 oz (about 270 to 400 GSM) feels substantial and holds its shape. For giveaways, events and loyalty rewards, 140 to 180 GSM cotton is lighter and more economical. Anything thinner tends to look like packaging rather than merchandise. Is jute or cotton better for a bakery tote bag?Jute is stiffer, carries heavy loaves and cake boxes well, and suits a rustic or artisanal bakery. Cotton and canvas take finer printing and fold flat, so they suit cafes with detailed artwork. Juco, a jute and cotton blend, sits between the two with a softer hand and a smoother print surface. Which printing method is best for tote bags?Screen printing is the standard for tote bags: durable, crisp and economical once you are printing more than a small batch, especially in one or two colours. Heat transfer or DTF suits full-colour artwork in small runs. Embroidery looks premium on heavy canvas but is usually kept to a small logo. Can I sell branded tote bags at my cafe counter?Yes, and totes are often the most reliable merchandise a cafe can stock. The bag has to be something a guest would buy without the logo: good canvas, a useful size, strong handles and artwork that works as design, not just a large centred logo. How long does it take to get custom tote bags made?At RestroCart the typical flow is design mockups and a sample first, then production after approval. Timelines depend on the fabric, the print method and the quantity, so share your date on WhatsApp and we will confirm a schedule with the quote. Do you deliver tote bags outside Delhi?Yes. RestroCart is based in New Delhi and delivers merchandise, uniforms and packaging to restaurants and cafes across India, packed and shipped to your door. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, MerchandiseCelebrating a Restaurant Anniversary with Merchandise and a Uniform Refresh: Limited-Edition Tees, Badges, Coasters and Guest Giveaways Plan a restaurant or cafe anniversary with limited-edition tees, badges, coasters, guest giveaways and a staff uniform refresh, with a week-by-week ti… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseLapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants Custom lapel pins, button badges, role badges, fridge magnets and keychains for restaurants and cafes: types, materials, staff and guest uses, orderin… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseCustom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How A guide to branded mugs, cups, glassware, enamelware and bottles for cafes, bars and restaurants in India: printing methods, dishwasher durability and… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Brewpub & Bar Staff Uniforms: Aprons, Tees, Shirts and Caps URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/brewery-pub-staff-uniforms/ A practical guide to brewpub and bar staff uniforms: denim and canvas aprons, tees, utility and check shirts, caps, and what brewers need in the brewhouse. Home › Blog › Brewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Barte… Buying guide, Uniforms Brewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Bartenders, Floor Staff and Brewers Should Wear By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read White service shirt and black half apron branded with The BrewMaster microbrewery logo, custom staff uniforms made by RestroCart Quick answer What should brewpub and bar staff wear? Brewpub staff look best in relaxed, hard-wearing workwear: tees, polos or utility and check shirts, with denim or canvas aprons for bartenders and floor staff, caps for the kitchen and taps, and waterproof aprons and closed shoes for brewers working with hot water and cleaning chemicals. RestroCart makes brewpub uniforms by role in one colour language, with embroidered branding that survives beer and busy weekends. Key takeaways - Brewpubs suit workwear: denim, canvas, utility shirts and tees rather than formal waistcoats. - Bartenders need an apron with a towel loop and pockets; floor staff need card-machine pockets. - Brewers need waterproof aprons over their uniform, not denim, when cleaning and transferring. - Branded tees and caps can double as merchandise you sell at the bar. In this guide - The brewpub look: workwear, not formalwear - Bartenders and tap staff - Floor staff and servers - Brewers and the brewhouse - A role-by-role brewpub uniform plan - Tees, check shirts, denim and caps: choosing the base - Uniforms that double as merchandise - Seasons, beer gardens and events - Care and reorders - How RestroCart makes brewpub uniforms A brewpub is part bar, part restaurant and part working brewery, and its team dresses for all three. Bartenders pour and wipe all night, floor staff carry trays of pints and pizzas through a crowd, and somewhere behind the glass a brewer is hosing down a fermenter. Brewpub and bar staff uniforms have to look relaxed and confident, take beer spills without complaint, and work for very different jobs under one brand. This guide covers brewpub, taproom and bar staff uniforms in India: what bartenders, floor staff, brewers, kitchen and managers should wear, the aprons, tees, shirts and caps that suit a brewery look, and how to plan quantities and merchandise. The brewpub look: workwear, not formalwear Brewpubs borrow their style from the brewhouse: denim, canvas, rivets, leather straps, work shirts and caps. That style works because it is honest; the materials are genuinely hard-wearing, and a little wear makes them look better, not worse. A brewpub uniform that tries to look like a fine-dining waistcoat usually feels wrong in a room full of steel tanks and long tables. The trick is to keep that workwear feel while still looking designed. That means a tight palette, consistent branding and pieces chosen for each role rather than one tee for everyone. Bartenders and tap staff The bar is the stage in a brewpub. Bartenders need a uniform that looks good from the front and works hard behind the counter. - Apron: a denim or cotton canvas bib apron, around 10 to 12 oz, with adjustable leather or leather-look straps. Cross-back straps take weight off the neck on long shifts. - Pockets: a towel loop, a bottle-opener or tool pocket and a phone pocket. Keep the chest pocket shallow so nothing falls into a pint. - Top: a tee, polo, denim shirt or check shirt in the house palette, sleeves rolled or short. Our bartender uniform guide covers bar uniforms in detail, and our comparison of canvas, denim and leather aprons helps you pick the material. Bar aprons with a workwear feel: denim bib aprons with leather straps for Public Affair, denim aprons with white branding for Jimmy's Cocktails, and dark brown leather aprons with rivets. Floor staff and servers Floor staff in a brewpub carry heavy trays, clear long tables and move through standing crowds. They need comfort first. - Tees or polos in a mid-weight cotton or cotton-rich knit, roughly 180 to 220 GSM, with a small embroidered logo at the chest and optional print on the back. - A half apron in denim or canvas with deep pockets for an order pad, pens and a card machine, or a shirt with a half apron for a smarter dining floor. - Colour: a deep base such as navy, charcoal, olive or rust hides beer and food spills; save lighter colours for the logo. For smarter brewpubs, a plain shirt with a branded half apron works well. For The BrewMaster we made white shirts and black half aprons, both branded with the microbrewery logo, a clean look that suits a floor serving full meals alongside the beer. Brewers and the brewhouse This is where brewpub uniforms differ most from bar uniforms. Brewing means hot water, steam, wet floors, grain dust and caustic or acid cleaning chemicals during cleaning cycles. The brewer's uniform should be practical workwear, not the bar look: - A sturdy work shirt or tee and durable work trousers. Utility shirts with button-flap pockets suit the brewhouse and still look good if the brewer steps onto the floor to talk to guests. - A waterproof apron for cleaning, transfers and anything involving hot liquid or chemicals. Denim and canvas soak up liquid and are the wrong choice here. Our guide to waterproof aprons explains the options. - Closed, non-slip footwear and any protective equipment your cleaning chemicals require. Uniforms do not replace safety gear. Many brewers also want a branded cap or beanie; it doubles as a signature look during brewery tours. Workwear pieces that suit a brewpub: olive utility shirts with button-flap pockets, tan canvas caps with embroidered branding, and black polos printed for the housekeeping crew at Boombox Brewstreet. A role-by-role brewpub uniform plan Role | Garments | Fabric | Sets per person | Bartenders / tap staff | Tee, polo or shirt, bib apron with straps | Cotton knit or shirting; denim or canvas apron | 3 tops, 2 aprons | Floor staff / servers | Tee or polo, half apron | Cotton or cotton-rich pique; canvas apron | 3 tops, 2 aprons | Brewers | Utility shirt or tee, work trousers, waterproof apron, cap | Twill or heavy cotton; PVC-coated apron | 3 | Kitchen | Chef coat or chef tee, apron, cap | Poly-cotton twill | 3 | Host / door | Denim or check shirt | Cotton or poly-cotton shirting | 2 to 3 | Housekeeping | Polo or tee with role print | Cotton-rich knit | 3 | Managers | Denim, check or plain shirt, optional overshirt or jacket | Shirting; canvas or denim overshirt | 2 to 3 | Opening or refreshing a brewpub? Send us your roles, headcount and logo. We will suggest aprons, shirts, tees and caps in one brewery look, plus merchandise options. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Tees, check shirts, denim and caps: choosing the base T-shirts and polos The most relaxed choice, easy to wash and comfortable in a warm, crowded room. A round-neck tee with a small chest logo and a larger back print is the classic taproom look; polos look a little smarter. See our guide to round-neck t-shirt uniforms for GSM and fit. Check and flannel-look shirts Check shirts are closely associated with brewery culture and hide spills well. Choose a yarn-dyed check in a lighter shirting weight for Indian conditions, and keep heavier brushed flannel-look fabric for winter or air-conditioned taprooms. Patterned fabric takes a little more care at cutting to line up pockets and plackets, so allow for it in your timeline. Denim and utility shirts Denim shirts work for bartenders, hosts and managers and pair naturally with denim aprons, though too much denim in one outfit can look like a costume; mix a denim apron with a plain or check shirt. Our guide to denim in restaurant uniforms covers weights and washing. Caps Caps in canvas or cotton twill tie the team together and keep hair in check in the kitchen and brewhouse. Embroider the logo rather than printing it. Uniforms that double as merchandise A good brewpub tee or cap sells itself. Guests who like the beer often want to take the brand home, and staff uniforms are the best advertisement for a retail range. If you plan to sell merchandise, design the staff tee with that in mind and order a retail run in guest sizes at the same time. Branded glassware, coasters, tote bags and mugs extend the range. Our guide to restaurant merchandise that sells covers what works. Seasons, beer gardens and events Brewpubs in north India see two very different seasons. In summer, crowded floors and outdoor seating get hot, so lighter tees, short sleeves and breathable cotton-rich fabric matter more than looks. In winter, beer gardens and rooftop taprooms need layers: a branded hoodie, sweatshirt or zip jacket over the tee keeps staff warm and still reads as part of the uniform. Choose the winter layer in the same palette and embroider the same logo so the team does not suddenly look different from November to February. Many brewpubs also run beer festivals, tap takeovers, brewery tours and outdoor events. Event staff and temporary helpers can wear the standard tee with a simple half apron, or a contrasting event tee that doubles as merchandise. Keep a small stock of spare tees and aprons in common sizes for these days. Common mistakes to avoid - One tee for every role. It is cheap on day one, but guests cannot tell a bartender from a runner, and the brewer looks like a server. - Denim in the brewhouse. It soaks up hot water and chemicals. Use a waterproof apron there. - White tees on the floor. Beer, sauces and pizza oil show within an hour. - Huge back prints. They crack with frequent washing. A modest print or embroidery lasts longer. Care and reorders Brewpub uniform care checklist - Rinse beer-soaked aprons the same night; dried beer and syrup stiffen canvas and denim. - Wash denim aprons separately for the first few washes; indigo can transfer. - Wipe leather aprons clean and let them air dry; never machine wash them. - Wash dark tees inside out to protect colour and prints. - Keep brewhouse uniforms separate from floor uniforms in the laundry. - Keep a few spare tees and aprons in common sizes for weekend extras and new joiners. A one-page care note pinned in the staff room, covering wash temperature, drying and what not to put in the machine, adds months to every apron and tee. How RestroCart makes brewpub uniforms Share your roles, headcount, logo and photos of the space on WhatsApp or email. Our in-house design team sends mockups and suggests fabrics, colours and branding; you approve physical swatches and a sample set; production starts only after approval, with quality checks before we pack by role or size and deliver to your door anywhere in India. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production. Patterns, fabric codes and artwork stay on file, so the next batch of aprons matches the first. Browse finished bar pieces in our bartender uniform gallery. Want a brewpub team that looks as good as the beer? Send your logo and roles. We reply the same day with ideas, fabrics and a sampling plan. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build your list in our quote builder. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What aprons are best for brewpub bartenders?Denim or 10 to 12 oz cotton canvas bib aprons with adjustable leather or leather-look straps are the brewpub classic. They handle beer spills, ice and constant wiping, and they age well. Add a towel loop, a bottle-opener pocket and a phone pocket. What should brewers wear in the brewhouse?Brewers work with hot water, steam, grain and caustic cleaning chemicals, so they need a sturdy work shirt or tee, work trousers, closed non-slip footwear and a waterproof apron for cleaning and transfers. Keep denim and canvas for the bar; they soak up liquid in the brewhouse. Should brewpub staff wear t-shirts or shirts?Both work. Tees and polos feel relaxed and suit casual taprooms. Check, denim or utility shirts look a notch smarter and suit brewpubs with a full dining floor. Many brewpubs put floor staff in tees or polos and bartenders and managers in shirts. Can brewpub uniforms double as merchandise?Yes. A well-designed staff tee or cap is often the first thing guests ask to buy. Ordering a retail run alongside staff uniforms keeps branding consistent. RestroCart also makes tote bags, mugs, coasters and other merchandise for bars. How long does it take to make brewpub uniforms?Typically two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production after sample approval, depending on items and quantities. Plan backwards from staff training, not from opening night. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsChef Coat Styles Explained: Double vs Single Breasted, Sleeves, Collars, Piping, Studs vs Buttons, and Which to Pick for Your Kitchen Double or single breasted, half or full sleeve, stand collar, contrast piping, press studs or buttons: a clear guide to chef coat styles for every kit… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsCocopots Uniforms: Pink, Chocolate and Black From the Kitchen to Housekeeping The pink-trimmed chef coats, chocolate and pink aprons, check-collar tunics and pink service shirts we made for Cocopots, and ideas for dessert and ba… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsDenim Chef Coats for Open Kitchens and Cafes: Washes, Weights, Piping, Care, and When Denim Is the Wrong Choice A practical guide to denim chef coats for open kitchens and cafes in India: fabric weights, washes, press studs, branding, laundry care and where deni… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Cutlery Caddies and Holders for Restaurants: A Buyer's Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/caddies-cutlery-holders-guide/ How to choose restaurant cutlery caddies and holders: wood, MDF, cork and inlay designs, compartments, branded engraving, hygiene and what belongs on the table. Home › Blog › Cutlery Caddies and Holders for Restaurant… Buying guide, Tableware Cutlery Caddies and Holders for Restaurants: Wood, MDF, Cork, Inlay Designs, Branding and What Goes on the Table By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Solid wood two-compartment cutlery caddy with a contrasting centre slat carrying a dark branching inlay pattern, held in hand, made by RestroCart Quick answer What is the best cutlery caddy for a restaurant table? The best cutlery caddy is the one sized for exactly what your table needs: cutlery, napkins, sauces or a table number. For most cafes and casual dining rooms, a sealed solid wood or MDF caddy with two or three compartments, felt feet and an engraved or printed logo on the guest-facing side works well. Cork suits light, relaxed concepts. RestroCart designs and brands caddies to match your menus and table accessories. Key takeaways - Decide what goes on the table first; the caddy is designed around that list. - Solid wood lasts longest, MDF prints best, cork is light and warm. - Brand the side the guest faces, and keep the logo off surfaces that get wet. - A sealed finish and a daily wipe-down routine matter more than the material. In this guide - Start with what goes on the table - Materials: wood, MDF, cork and inlay designs - Compartments, size and stability - Branding a caddy without overdoing it - Hygiene: what should really sit on the table - Station caddies and counters - Common caddy mistakes - What to send for a quote - How RestroCart makes caddies A cutlery caddy is the one object that stays on your table all day. Menus come and go, bill folders arrive at the end, but the caddy sits there through every cover, in every guest's photos, holding the things people reach for most. Chosen well, it saves your servers dozens of trips a shift and gives every table a quiet piece of branding. Chosen badly, it is a wobbly box of wet napkins. At RestroCart we make cutlery caddies and holders in solid wood, MDF and cork, branded to match the rest of the table. This guide covers what should go on the table, which material suits which concept, compartment sizes, branding, hygiene, and what to send for a quote. For the wider set of small table pieces, see our overview of bill holders, caddies and tent cards. Start with what goes on the table Most caddy mistakes begin with choosing a design before deciding what it has to hold. Write the list first. It depends on your concept and service style far more than on looks. Concept | What usually goes in the caddy | Notes | Cafe, all-day dining | Forks, knives, spoons, paper napkins, sugar sachets | Two or three compartments; add a slot for a QR card if you use one | Casual dining, family restaurant | Cutlery, napkins, salt and pepper, sauces | Needs a bottle compartment sized to your sauce bottles | Pan-Asian, noodle bar | Chopsticks, spoons, forks, napkins, soy and chilli | Tall narrow slots for chopsticks; a tray base for sauce bottles | Pizzeria | Knives, forks, napkins, chilli flakes, oregano | Shakers need their own section | QSR and self-service counter | Everything in bulk, plus straws and wet wipes | Larger station caddies rather than one per table | Fine dining | Usually nothing on the table | Cutlery is laid and changed per course; caddies stay at service stations | Two questions settle the rest. Will guests take cutlery from the caddy, or will servers set it from the caddy? And do condiments live on the table all day, or arrive with the food? If condiments arrive with the food, your caddy can be smaller and simpler. Materials: wood, MDF, cork and inlay designs Material | Look and feel | Durability and care | Branding | Best for | Solid wood (for example sheesham) | Warm, rich grain, reassuring weight | Longest life; seal it and keep it dry | Laser engraving, printing | Cafes, bars, Indian and premium casual dining | MDF | Clean edges, any colour or woodgrain finish | Good if sealed; raw edges swell with water | Full-colour UV print or engraving | Bright, graphic concepts; matching MDF menus and holders | Cork | Light, soft, natural texture | Light and wipeable when sealed; can chip at corners | Printed or engraved logo | Relaxed cafes, bakeries, brunch places | Wood with inlay detail | A statement piece; contrasting pattern or colour | As solid wood; the inlay must be sealed flush | Engraving on plain panels | Signature tables, bars, brands that want a talking point | Solid wood is the choice we see most in restaurants that want the caddy to feel like part of the furniture. It is heavier, so it does not tip when a guest pulls out a knife, and it can be refinished when it gets worn. MDF is lighter on budget and the best choice when the caddy should carry full-colour artwork or match MDF menus exactly. Cork is lighter still and has a soft, friendly character that suits cafes and bakeries. Inlay designs, where a contrasting material fills a pattern in the wood, turn a caddy into a signature piece. They cost more and are best used where guests will notice: a chef's counter, a bar top, a flagship outlet. Cork caddies with a tall and a short compartment, branded in black script on the guest-facing side: light, warm and easy to wipe. Compartments, size and stability A caddy is a small piece of furniture, and small errors in size are felt every service. - Measure your longest cutlery. The cutlery compartment should let handles stand clear of the rim so guests pick them up without touching the others. Take your actual dinner knife and serving spoon to the brief, not a guess. - Size the napkin slot to your fold. Paper napkins folded in quarters need a different slot from a tall folded dinner napkin. Our table napkin guide covers folds and sizes. - Measure bottles and shakers. Sauce bottles and shakers should sit snugly, not rattle, and should be easy to lift out for refilling. - Keep the footprint small. A two-seater table has little room. A caddy that crowds the plates gets moved to the floor by the first large order. - Weight and feet. Heavier bases resist tipping. Felt or rubber feet protect your tabletops and stop the caddy sliding. - Open or closed base. A slatted or open base lets crumbs fall through and air circulate, but can leave marks on the table; a closed base is easier to wipe out. Designing caddies for your tables? Send what needs to go in them, your table size and your logo. We will suggest a material, compartments and branding, and share a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Branding a caddy without overdoing it The caddy is looked at all meal, so branding works hard here, but it should be quiet. - Laser engraving on wood and cork gives a tonal, permanent mark that will not rub off like print. It suits premium and natural concepts and pairs well with engraved menus. - UV printing on MDF gives full colour: your brand colour, a pattern, even a short line of copy such as your Wi-Fi name or a line asking for reviews. - Placement. Put the logo on the side that faces the guest, sized to read across the table, not on the top rim where hands and cutlery wear it. - A second face. The back panel, facing the server, can carry the table number, which saves a separate table-number stand. Match the finish to your other pieces. A caddy engraved in the same wood tone as your wooden menus and bill holders makes the table look planned rather than collected. Two solid wood caddies with divided compartments and an engraved front panel: the logo faces the guest, where it is seen all meal. Hygiene: what should really sit on the table Since 2020 many restaurants in India have rethought open cutlery on tables. There is no single rule; what matters is that your caddy matches a routine your team will actually follow. - Open cutlery in the caddy. Fine for fast-turning cafes if cutlery is replaced after every table and the caddy is wiped between guests. - Wrapped cutlery. Cutlery rolled in a napkin, or in a paper sleeve, keeps each set untouched until the guest opens it. The caddy then holds rolled sets and condiments. - Cutlery with the order. The server brings cutlery with the food and the table caddy holds only napkins, condiments and the table number. - Station caddies. In fine dining and in busy dining rooms, caddies live at the service station and servers set cutlery course by course. Whatever the model, the caddy should have a sealed finish that tolerates a daily wipe with a damp cloth and mild detergent, and should never be left standing in water. Raw MDF and unsealed wood absorb spills and look tired quickly. If your kitchen is reviewing hygiene more broadly, our kitchen hygiene and uniforms guide covers the staff side. A daily caddy routine for your team - At opening: clean, dry caddies set out with fresh cutlery and napkins. - Between guests: remove used and touched items, wipe the caddy, restock. - Check sauce bottles and shakers for drips and refill levels. - At closing: empty the caddies, wipe inside and out, leave them to dry upside down. - Weekly: check for chipped edges, loose joints or worn finish, and rotate in spares. Station caddies and counters Service stations and self-service counters need a different caddy: larger, with more compartments, sometimes with a handle so a server can carry a full set to a large table. For QSRs, a counter caddy holds cutlery, straws, napkins and wet wipes in bulk and should be easy to restock without lifting everything out. The same material and branding as your table caddies keeps the look consistent. If you run a fast-service format, our QSR uniforms guide covers dressing the team behind that counter. Common caddy mistakes - Too big for the smallest table. Size the caddy for your two-seaters, not your six-seaters, or it will spend service on the floor. - Compartments that do not fit the cutlery. Knives that lie flat or spoons that disappear below the rim slow every guest down. - Raw MDF near water. Unsealed edges swell within weeks of daily wiping. - The logo on the rim. It wears off where hands grip. Brand the side panel instead. - No spares. Caddies get chipped and dropped. A few spares keep every table matching while a damaged one is replaced. What to send for a quote Your caddy brief - What goes in the caddy, with your actual cutlery, napkin fold and bottle sizes. - Number of table caddies and station caddies, plus spares. - Material: solid wood, MDF, cork or an inlay design. - Branding method and placement, with your logo as a vector file. - Table size, so the footprint suits two-seaters and larger tables. - Any matching pieces: menus, bill holders, coasters, table numbers. - Delivery city and the date you need them. How RestroCart makes caddies You share the brief on WhatsApp or email. Our design team sends mockups and suggests materials and compartment sizes, then we make a sample for approval before production. Every piece is checked before packing and delivered anywhere in India. Because we also make menus, bill holders and coasters, we can match wood tones and branding across the whole table. See finished pieces on our table accessories work page. Ready to brief your cutlery caddies? Send the contents list, quantity and logo. We reply the same day with ideas and a quote. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or add caddies to your list in our quote builder. See the real thing: 17 tent cards and table stands we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is a cutlery caddy?A cutlery caddy is a small open box with compartments that holds cutlery, napkins and often condiments, either on each table or at a service station. It lets guests or servers find what they need without extra trips. Which material is best for restaurant cutlery holders?Solid wood such as sheesham is the most durable and premium. MDF is lighter on budget and takes full-colour printing. Cork is light, warm and easy to brand. Whatever the material, it should be sealed so it can be wiped daily. Is it hygienic to keep cutlery on the table?It can be, with a routine: clean cutlery set in at the start of service, the caddy wiped between guests, and cutlery replaced after each table. Many restaurants now wrap cutlery in a napkin or bring it with the order and keep the caddy for napkins and condiments. Can cutlery caddies be branded with our logo?Yes. Solid wood and cork caddies are usually laser engraved or printed; MDF caddies are UV printed in full colour or engraved. The logo goes on the side the guest faces, sized so it reads across the table. How many cutlery caddies does a restaurant need?One per table that uses them, plus a few spares for replacements and cleaning rotation, and larger caddies for each service station or self-service counter. Can caddies match our menus and bill holders?Yes. Using the same wood tone or board finish and the same logo treatment across caddies, menus, bill holders and coasters is one of the simplest ways to make a table look designed. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Branded Cushion Covers for Cafes: Fabrics, Printing, Washing URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/cafe-cushion-covers-interiors/ How to choose custom cushion covers and soft furnishings for a cafe or restaurant: fabrics, sizes, print methods, zips, washability and matching your table linen. Home › Blog › Branded Cushion Covers and Soft Furnishing… Buying guide, Merchandise Branded Cushion Covers and Soft Furnishings for Cafe Interiors: Fabrics, Printing and Washability By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Cream cushion cover screen printed with a black line drawing of a vintage car, a custom soft furnishing for a cafe interior Quick answer What fabric is best for cafe cushion covers? For cafe seating, choose a medium to heavy cotton canvas, cotton-linen blend or poly-cotton cushion cover with a concealed zip, so covers come off for washing. Pre-shrunk, colourfast fabric with screen or pigment printing survives frequent laundering; use outdoor polyester for terraces. Order at least two covers per cushion. RestroCart makes custom printed cushion covers that match your uniforms, napkins and brand colours. Key takeaways - Removable covers with a concealed zip are the only practical choice for a busy cafe. - Cotton canvas and poly-cotton handle frequent washing better than velvet or loose-weave linen. - Order two covers per cushion so one can be washed while the other is in use. - Match cushions to napkins, aprons or menus for an interior that looks designed, not bought. In this guide - Why cafes use custom cushion covers - Choosing the fabric - Printing, embroidery and other ways to brand a cushion - Construction and washability: what to specify - Sizes and layouts for cafe seating - Colour and pattern ideas by cafe style - Daily and weekly care for cafe cushions - Match cushions with your table linen, uniforms and merchandise - Hotels, lounges and multi-outlet brands - Cushion covers as merchandise - Planning soft furnishings for a new cafe - Get a quote for custom cushion covers Branded cushion covers and soft furnishings are one of the least expensive ways to change how a cafe interior feels. A banquette of plain grey cushions says "furnished"; the same banquette with covers in your palette, carrying an illustration from your menu, says "designed". They also take more punishment than almost anything else in the room: spilled coffee, sticky hands, bags thrown down, and a wash cycle every week or two. This guide covers what to choose for a cafe, restaurant or hotel lounge: fabrics, sizes, printing, closures and the washability details that decide whether covers still look good after six months. Why cafes use custom cushion covers - Colour without renovation. Covers bring your brand colour into the seating without reupholstering furniture. - A signature detail. A printed illustration, pattern or line from your brand becomes something guests photograph. - Seasonal change. A second set of covers for festive season or summer refreshes a room for a fraction of a redecoration. - Hygiene and upkeep. Removable covers can be washed; fixed upholstery cannot, at least not easily. A cream cushion cover printed with red maple leaves. Two or three flat colours on a natural base read clearly across a room and survive washing. Choosing the fabric Fabric is the decision that most affects how long covers last in a commercial space. Here is how the common options compare for cafe use. Fabric | Feel and look | Durability in a cafe | Print suitability | Best for | Cotton canvas or duck | Structured, matte, natural | High; resists abrasion and holds shape | Excellent for screen print | Indoor banquettes, chairs, window seats | Cotton-linen blend | Soft, textured, relaxed | Medium; wrinkles more, softens with washing | Good for simple prints | Design-led cafes, hotel lounges | Poly-cotton | Smooth, slightly sheen | High; colourfast and quick to dry | Good for screen and digital print | High-traffic cafes, commercial laundry | Velvet or suede-feel polyester | Rich, luxurious | Medium; marks and shows wear on edges | Limited; better for embroidery or plain | Bars, lounges, private dining | Outdoor polyester | Smooth, technical | High outdoors; fade and moisture resistant | Digital print or plain | Terraces, rooftops, garden seating | Jute or burlap blend | Rough, rustic | Medium; can shed fibres | Bold artwork only | Accent cushions in rustic interiors | For most indoor cafe seating, cotton canvas or poly-cotton is the practical choice. If your interior calls for linen or velvet, use them for a few accent cushions rather than every seat. Fabric weight and weave Look for a medium to heavy fabric with a tight weave. Thin, loosely woven fabric looks good on day one but pulls and bags at the seams once guests sit on it daily. Pre-shrunk fabric matters more on cushions than on most items: a cover that shrinks even a little no longer fits its insert and strains the zip. Printing, embroidery and other ways to brand a cushion Screen printing The most common and durable method for cushion covers. Crisp, washable and best with one to three flat colours. Line illustrations, patterns and bold motifs look especially good screen printed on natural canvas. Digital and sublimation printing Handles full-colour artwork and photographs. Sublimation works on polyester fabrics, which suits outdoor cushions; pigment digital printing works on cotton. Ask for a wash test on a sample before a large run. Embroidery A small embroidered logo or monogram on a corner looks premium on velvet, linen or heavy canvas. It is not suited to large designs on a seat cushion, where the thread takes the most abrasion. Woven and dyed patterns For larger projects, a stripe, check or woven pattern in your colours can be more elegant than a printed logo. Plain covers in your brand colour, paired with a few printed accent cushions, often look better than printing every cover. A cushion should look like part of the interior first and part of the brand second. If guests notice the logo before the cushion, the logo is too big. Refreshing your cafe seating? Send photos of your chairs or banquettes, your cushion sizes and your brand colours. We will suggest fabrics and a print layout with a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Construction and washability: what to specify Most complaints about cafe cushions are about construction rather than design. Specify these when you order: Cushion cover specification checklist - Concealed zip along the bottom edge, so covers come off for washing and the zip is out of sight. - Pre-shrunk, colourfast fabric; ask for a washed sample before bulk production. - Overlocked or bound inner seams so edges do not fray after repeated washing. - Piping on the edges if you want a tailored look; it also protects the seam from wear. - Cover size cut to fit the insert snugly; a loose cover looks tired within weeks. - Two covers per cushion, so one set can be washed while the other is in use. - Inserts in a firm, resilient filling that recovers after guests sit on it all day. - Care instructions agreed with your laundry: temperature, detergent and drying. Sizes and layouts for cafe seating Measure the inner cushion or the seat, not an old cover. Common sizes: - Square accent cushions: about 16 by 16 inches or 18 by 18 inches, for chairs, sofas and window seats. - Lumbar cushions: around 12 by 18 inches, for booths and banquette backs. - Large floor or bench cushions: made to the seat dimensions, often with a boxed edge. - Seat pads: thin cushions tied to chairs; ask for ties or non-slip backing. For a long banquette, alternate plain covers in your main colour with printed accent covers. It looks deliberate and keeps the printed covers special. Colour and pattern ideas by cafe style A cushion has to work with the furniture, the walls and the light in the room, not just with your logo. A few approaches that work well: - Specialty coffee and minimal cafes: natural or oatmeal canvas with a single-colour line illustration, or plain covers in one deep brand colour. Restraint suits concrete, wood and white walls. - All-day cafes and brunch spots: two or three brand colours across plain and patterned covers, with one printed motif repeated from the menu or signage. - Bakeries and dessert cafes: soft pastels, small repeat patterns and rounded motifs. Keep light colours to backrests rather than seats, where they mark fastest. - Bars and lounges: darker tones, velvet or textured fabrics, and embroidery rather than print. Lighting is lower, so contrast matters more than detail. - Indian and regional concepts: block-print-inspired patterns, ikat or woven textures in your palette. A modern print on a traditional pattern keeps it from looking like a theme restaurant. Always look at a physical swatch under your own lighting before approving. Warm cafe lighting can turn a cool grey muddy and a bright white slightly yellow. Daily and weekly care for cafe cushions Covers last longer when care is a routine rather than a reaction to a spill. Brush crumbs off at closing, spot-clean coffee and food spills the same day with a mild detergent and cold water, and rotate cushions so the most-used seats do not wear first. Wash covers on a schedule, weekly for high-traffic seats and less often for backrests, turning printed covers inside out and closing zips before washing. Dry in shade: strong sun fades printed and dyed cotton faster than washing does. Keep the spare set folded and ready so no seat ever goes bare while covers are in the laundry. Match cushions with your table linen, uniforms and merchandise The most finished cafe interiors use the same small palette across cushions, table napkins, table mats and runners, aprons and menus. When one supplier holds your colour references and artwork, a cushion, a napkin and a barista apron can actually match, rather than being three approximations of the same colour. Brand-colour table napkins for The Grain Room, Tapri and Pappadh. The same colour matching and logo work carries across to cushion covers and other soft furnishings. You can see our table linen on the table linen work gallery, and browse soft furnishings and merchandise in the merchandise catalogue. Hotels, lounges and multi-outlet brands Hotel lobbies, lounges and multi-outlet cafe brands need cushions to stay consistent across rooms, sites and reorders. Fix a specification once: fabric, colour reference, print artwork, size and zip position. Keep it on file so a replacement cover ordered a year later for one outlet matches the ones already on the seats. For terraces and poolside seating, keep a separate outdoor specification rather than stretching the indoor fabric to cover both. If you are running a larger interior refresh across outlets, order a small pilot set for one site first and check wear and washing for a few weeks before rolling out. Cushion covers as merchandise If your interior illustration is something guests already love, a cushion cover can work as a retail or gifting item alongside totes and mugs. Keep it to one strong design in a small run and see whether it moves. Our guide to restaurant merchandise that sells explains how to test a new item without a storeroom full of stock. Planning soft furnishings for a new cafe For a new opening, order cushions after the furniture is final and measured, but early enough that they arrive before your photo shoot and soft launch. Allow time for a fabric swatch, a sample cover, and production. Our restaurant opening supplies checklist puts cushions, linen, uniforms and menus into one timeline. Want cushions that match your uniforms and napkins? Send your brand colours and seat photos and we will put together fabric and print options. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for custom cushion covers RestroCart designs and makes custom printed cushion covers for cafes, restaurants and hotel lounges, alongside table linen, uniforms and merchandise, and delivers anywhere in India. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 with your sizes and quantity, or send your requirement through our quote builder. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What size cushion covers do cafes usually use?Square covers of about 16 by 16 inches or 18 by 18 inches suit most chairs and banquettes. Lumbar covers of around 12 by 18 inches suit booths and sofas, and larger floor or bench cushions are made to the seat dimensions. Measure the inner cushion, not the old cover, before ordering. Can printed cushion covers be machine washed?Yes, if the fabric is pre-shrunk and the print is a durable screen or pigment print. Wash inside out on a gentle cycle at a moderate temperature, avoid bleach on coloured prints, and dry in shade. Commercial laundries should be told the covers are printed. Which fabric is best for outdoor cafe seating?Use a solution-dyed or coated outdoor polyester that resists fading, rain and mildew, with a quick-dry inner. Natural cotton fades and holds moisture outdoors, so keep it for indoor seating. Can cushion covers match my restaurant uniforms?Yes. Because RestroCart keeps your brand colours, artwork and fabric references on file, cushions can be made in the same palette as your aprons, table napkins and menus. Ask for a physical fabric swatch to check colours under your own lighting. Can cafes sell branded cushion covers as merchandise?Some design-led cafes do, especially when the cushion artwork is an illustration guests already recognise from the interior. Treat it as a small test run alongside totes and mugs rather than a core retail item. 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Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Central Kitchen Uniforms: Lab Coats, Hair Covers and Zoning URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/central-kitchen-lab-coats-production-uniforms/ How to dress a central kitchen, bakery production floor or food unit: white coats and lab coats, hair covers, aprons, colour-coded hygiene zones and laundry rules. Home › Blog › Uniforms for Central Kitchens, Bakery Prod… Buying guide, Uniforms Uniforms for Central Kitchens, Bakery Production Floors and Food Manufacturing: Lab Coats, Hair Covers, Aprons and Hygiene Zoning By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read White full-sleeve chef coat with an offset front, thin black piping and black turn-back cuffs, laid flat on wooden boards Quick answer What uniforms do central kitchens and food production units need? Central kitchens and food production floors need uniforms built for hygiene first: white or light-coloured coats or lab coats with press studs and no external pockets above the waist, full hair covers or skull caps, washable or disposable aprons by task, and a colour code that separates raw, cooked and packing zones. Uniforms should stay on site and be laundered centrally. RestroCart makes production coats, caps and aprons to your hygiene specification. Key takeaways - On a production floor, hygiene beats branding. Light colours show soiling, which is the point. - Press studs, no top pockets and no loose trims reduce foreign-body risk. - Colour-code by zone so anyone can see when someone is in the wrong area. - Production uniforms should never leave the site; plan sets and laundry around that. In this guide - Why production uniforms are different from restaurant uniforms - The core central kitchen uniform, role by role - Lab coats and production coats: what to specify - Hair covers, caps and beard covers - Hygiene zoning: using colour to separate areas - Aprons on the production floor - Laundry, changing rooms and set counts - Bakery production floors: special considerations - Ordering production uniforms from RestroCart - Get a quote for central kitchen uniforms A central kitchen, bakery production floor or small food manufacturing unit is a different world from a restaurant kitchen. There are no guests watching, but there are auditors, clients and brands relying on you to produce safe food at volume. Central kitchen uniforms, including production coats, lab coats, hair covers and aprons, are part of that food safety system, not a branding exercise. This guide explains what production staff should wear, how to set up hygiene zoning with colour, and the construction details that matter on a production floor. It is written for operators of central kitchens for restaurant chains and cloud kitchen brands, bakery and patisserie production units, caterers and packaged food start-ups. Why production uniforms are different from restaurant uniforms In a restaurant, the uniform does three jobs: it protects the cook, it expresses the brand, and it looks good in front of guests. On a production floor, the order of priorities changes: - Protect the product from the person. Hair, fibres, buttons, sweat and contamination from street clothes must stay out of the food. - Make hygiene visible. Supervisors should be able to see at a glance whether a uniform is clean and whether someone is in the right zone. - Protect the person. From heat at ovens and kettles, cold in chillers, and water at wash stations. - Identify the team. Branding still matters for client audits and visitors, but it comes last. Our kitchen uniform hygiene guide covers the general hygiene expectations for food handlers in India. This article goes further into production-specific choices. The core central kitchen uniform, role by role Role or area | Upper garment | Head | Apron | Notes | Hot kitchen cooks (bulk gravies, rice, kettles) | White or light chef coat, full sleeve | Skull cap over hair net | Waterproof bib apron | Breathable poly-cotton; press studs | Bakery production (mixing, shaping, ovens) | White half or full-sleeve coat | Skull cap or bakers' cap over net | Cotton or poly-cotton bib apron | Flour-friendly; no dark colours | Butchery and raw prep | White coat or lab coat in zone colour | Cap and net, beard cover | Waterproof apron in zone colour | Change apron between raw and cooked | Portioning and packing | Knee-length lab-style coat | Bouffant or skull cap over net | Disposable apron if needed | Covers street clothes completely | Cold room and chillers | Coat plus insulated jacket for long stints | Cap and net | None | Keep chiller jackets on site and zone-coloured | Stewarding and pot-wash | Dark polo or t-shirt | Cap | Heavy waterproof apron | Non-slip footwear | Stores, dispatch, maintenance | Polo or shirt in a distinct dark colour | Cap | None | Colour shows they stay out of high-care areas | Visitors and auditors | Disposable or washable visitor coat | Disposable cap | None | Keep a stock at the entry | Lab coats and production coats: what to specify For portioning, packing, quality control and supervisors, a longer coat is often better than a chef coat. It covers street clothes to the knee and is quick to put on over a base uniform. Whether you call it a lab coat, a production coat or a white coat, these are the details that make it right for food: Production and lab coat specification - Press studs or a concealed fastening, not sewn buttons, to avoid buttons falling into product. - No external pockets above the waist. Lower pockets or an inside pocket only. - Knitted or elasticated cuffs on full sleeves, or half sleeves where arms are washed frequently. - Knee length for packing and portioning, with side vents for movement. - No loose trims: avoid decorative piping that can fray, and use embroidered logos with backing rather than badges or pins. - White or light zone colours so soiling is visible and coats can be washed hot. - Durable poly-cotton that tolerates hot, frequent laundering without shrinking or pilling. - Collar studs or a close stand collar so nothing hangs loose at the neck. Standard white chef coats also work well on production floors if they meet these rules. Our coats for kitchens with regular audits usually use a white or light body, contrast only at the cuffs or collar, and embroidery rather than print. Light-coloured coats for bakery and production teams: white coats with fine piping for Open Oven Bakehouse, grey coats with a black collar for Fifth Avenue Bakery, and a white coat with a charcoal shoulder yoke worn with a black apron and trousers. Hair covers, caps and beard covers Hair is one of the most common physical contaminants in food complaints, so head covering is the part of the production uniform to get absolutely right. - Hair nets contain the hair fully. They are usually disposable and bought as a consumable. - Skull caps and bouffant-style caps go over the net. They carry the zone colour and the brand, and they are washable. Tie-back skull caps adjust to different head sizes and stay put through a shift. - Beard covers are needed for staff with beards or moustaches working with open product. - Turbans and head coverings worn for religious reasons can be accommodated with a clean cover or net over them; agree the approach with your staff and auditor. White tie-back skull caps with embroidered branding. In a production kitchen they are often worn over a hair net, with cap colour used to mark the zone. We make branded skull caps and cooks' caps in any zone colour; disposable nets are best bought from a hygiene consumables supplier. Our chef caps guide compares cap styles. Setting up a central kitchen or bakery unit? Send us your zones, headcount per zone and shift pattern. We will propose a coat, cap and apron plan with zone colours and set counts. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Hygiene zoning: using colour to separate areas Zoning means dividing the facility into areas by risk: where raw material comes in, where it is cooked, where cooked food is handled, and where it is packed. People and uniforms should not move from a lower-hygiene area into a higher one without changing. Colour makes this visible. Zone | Typical activities | Example uniform colour | Goods-in and stores | Receiving, dry stores, dispatch | Navy or grey | Raw preparation | Butchery, vegetable washing, marination | White with red or maroon cap and apron | Cooking | Kettles, ovens, tandoor, fryers | White with black cap and apron | High-care (post-cook) | Portioning, cooling, assembly of ready-to-eat food | White with light blue or green cap and apron | Packing | Sealing, labelling, boxing | White lab-style coat, zone cap | Stewarding and washing | Pots, trays, crates | Dark polo with heavy waterproof apron | The colours are examples. What matters is that each zone has a clear colour, the colour is on the most visible pieces (caps and aprons are ideal), and the rules are written into your SOP and explained to every new joiner. If your facility also runs a restaurant brigade, our guide to kitchen uniforms by rank and section shows how zone colours and rank markers can work together. Aprons on the production floor Aprons do the heavy lifting in a production kitchen: they take the splashes, carry the zone colour, and are cheaper to change than a coat. A practical mix is: - Waterproof bib aprons for washing, raw prep, butchery and kettle work. Wipeable and quick to sanitise. See our waterproof aprons guide. - Poly-cotton bib aprons for bakery and general cooking, laundered with coats. - Disposable aprons for high-care tasks, visitors and short changeovers. Avoid canvas and leather aprons on production floors. They look great in a cafe but are hard to launder hot and hold on to contamination. Laundry, changing rooms and set counts Production uniforms only work if they stay clean from the changing room to the line. The practical rules: - Uniforms stay on site. Staff change on arrival and leave uniforms in a soiled bin at the end of the shift. Uniforms worn on the bus or at home defeat the purpose. - Central laundering. An in-house machine or an outsourced laundry gives you control over temperature and detergent, which home washing does not. - Plan sets around turnaround. If staff need a clean coat every shift and the laundry returns every two days, each person needs enough sets to cover the gap plus a spare. - Label by size, not name, for high-turnover teams, so sets can be pooled and reissued. - Retire damaged garments. Frayed cuffs, missing studs and loose threads are foreign-body risks. Our uniform care guide covers wash temperatures and detergents for poly-cotton and cotton. Bakery production floors: special considerations Bakeries have their own challenges: flour everywhere, hot deck and rotary ovens, early morning shifts, and often a retail counter at the front. Keep production staff in white or light coats, half sleeve for mixing and shaping, full sleeve for oven work, with caps over nets. Give the retail counter a different, customer-friendly uniform so production garments never go front-of-house. Our bakery and patisserie uniform guide covers the counter side in detail. Ordering production uniforms from RestroCart At RestroCart we make coats, lab-style production coats, caps and aprons to a written specification, with zone colours and discreet embroidered branding. The process is the same as for our restaurant work: you share your zones, headcount and laundry set-up; our design team proposes a uniform plan per zone; we send swatches and a sample set; and production starts only after approval. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production. Orders can be packed by zone and size and delivered anywhere in India, and your specifications stay on file so replacement stock matches. You can see our coats on the chef coats gallery. Need a uniform plan for your production floor? Share your zones and headcount. We will reply with a zone-by-zone uniform proposal and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for central kitchen uniforms A production floor with the right coats, caps, aprons and zone colours is easier to supervise, easier to audit and safer for your product. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 or add the pieces you need in our quote builder, and we will come back with a plan and timeline. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the difference between a chef coat and a lab coat in a food unit?A chef coat is a short, fitted jacket designed for cooking heat and movement. A lab coat or production coat is longer, usually knee-length, looser, and designed to cover street clothes completely in areas such as packing, portioning, quality checks and cold rooms. Many central kitchens use chef coats for cooks and longer coats for packing, stores and visitors. Why do food production uniforms avoid buttons and top pockets?Buttons can come loose and fall into food, and top pockets invite pens, phones and small items that can drop into a product. Press studs or concealed fastenings and pockets below the waist, or on the sleeve, reduce this foreign-body risk. Many food safety auditors look for these details. Are hair nets or skull caps better for a central kitchen?Full hair containment is what matters. Many kitchens use a disposable hair net under a washable skull cap or bouffant-style cap, so the net contains the hair and the cap carries the colour code and brand. Beard covers are needed for staff with facial hair in open-product areas. Should central kitchen uniforms be white?White or light colours are the usual choice in production and open-product areas because soiling is visible and the garments can be laundered hot. Darker colours are acceptable for stores, dispatch and maintenance, and are often used as a zone colour to show those staff should not enter high-care areas. How many uniform sets does a central kitchen worker need?Plan for a clean set every shift. For a central laundry, that usually means at least three to five sets per person depending on laundry turnaround, plus spare stock for visitors, new joiners and size changes. Share your shift pattern and laundry cycle and we can suggest numbers. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Events, Pop-Ups, Food Festivals and Catering Gigs: How to Dress a Temporary Team Fast and Reuse the Kit How to plan staff uniforms for events, pop-ups, food festivals and catering gigs: timelines, tees, aprons, caps, name badges, sizing for temp staff an… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsFine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear A guide to fine-dining restaurant uniforms in India: role-by-role looks for servers, sommeliers, captains and hosts, plus fabrics, tailoring, colour a… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsGola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas Aprons, Dry-Fit Polos and Chef Caps The denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps, dry-fit and melange polos, waist aprons and chef caps we made for Gola Sizzlers, and lessons for … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Chef Coat Styles Explained: Which Chef Coat Suits Your Kitchen URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/chef-coat-styles-guide/ Double or single breasted, half or full sleeve, stand collar, contrast piping, press studs or buttons: a clear guide to chef coat styles for every kitchen. Home › Blog › Chef Coat Styles Explained: Double vs Sing… Style guide, Uniforms Chef Coat Styles Explained: Double vs Single Breasted, Sleeves, Collars, Piping, Studs vs Buttons, and Which to Pick for Your Kitchen By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Navy double-breasted chef coats with gold contrast piping, two rows of gold buttons and embroidered branding on the chest, laid flat on wooden boards Quick answer Which chef coat style should I choose for my restaurant kitchen? For most Indian restaurant kitchens, a single-breasted or offset-front coat with a stand collar, press studs and a sleeve pocket is the most practical choice. Choose double-breasted for the head chef, open kitchens and fine dining, half sleeves for hot lines, bakeries and cafes, and contrast collars or piping to carry brand colour. RestroCart designs and makes all of these styles to order, with a sample before bulk production. Key takeaways - Double-breasted is about protection and presence; single-breasted is about speed and ventilation. - Half sleeves suit hot lines and bakeries; full sleeves protect at the grill and look sharper at the pass. - Press studs are faster and hardier in commercial laundries; cloth or knot buttons look more classic. - Use collar colour, piping and embroidery to separate roles instead of designing a new coat for each. In this guide - Double-breasted vs single-breasted chef coats - Half sleeve vs full sleeve - Collars: stand, mandarin, contrast and wrap - Contrast piping and colour accents - Coat colour: white, black and everything in between - Press studs vs buttons - Pockets, vents and the small details - Fits: classic, tailored and ladies' cuts - Which chef coat style for which kitchen - How we turn a style choice into a finished coat - Get a quote for custom chef coats Chef coat styles look similar from across a room, but the details decide whether a coat is comfortable at the tandoor, practical in a commercial laundry, or sharp enough for a chef's table. Double or single breasted, half or full sleeve, stand collar or mandarin, contrast piping, press studs or buttons: each choice changes how the coat works during a twelve-hour shift. This guide explains each chef coat style, what it is good at, and which combination suits which kitchen. It is written from the manufacturing side: these are the questions we ask every client before we draw a mockup. Double-breasted vs single-breasted chef coats The front closure is the first decision, and it shapes everything else. Double-breasted The classic chef coat has two columns of buttons or studs and a front panel that overlaps across the chest. The overlap gives two layers of fabric over the torso, a little extra protection from heat and splashes, and a useful trick: the front can be closed the other way to hide a stain before the chef steps out to a table. It looks formal and trained, which is why head chefs, hotel kitchens and fine-dining restaurants tend to keep it. The downside is warmth. Two layers over the chest are noticeable in a poorly ventilated Indian kitchen in May. Single-breasted and offset fronts A single-breasted coat has one column of closures down the centre or slightly off-centre. The offset version, where the placket sits to one side, keeps some of the chef look while dropping the second layer. These coats are lighter, quicker to put on and cheaper to make, and they suit busy line cooks, cloud kitchens, cafes and QSR kitchens. Concealed placket Here the studs or buttons hide under a fold of fabric, giving a clean front with no visible hardware. It looks modern and minimal, and suits open kitchens and brands with a sleek identity. Front style | Best for | Watch out for | Double-breasted | Head chefs, hotels, fine dining, chef's tables | Warmer; more buttons to maintain | Single-breasted, centre | Line cooks, QSR, cloud kitchens | Less protection; stains cannot be hidden | Single-breasted, offset | Most restaurant kitchens; a good all-rounder | Check the overlap is wide enough to protect | Concealed placket | Open kitchens, modern and minimal brands | Slightly slower to open in an emergency | Half sleeve vs full sleeve Sleeve length is the choice that most affects comfort in Indian kitchens. Full sleeves protect the forearms from oil splatter, steam, grill heat and tandoor walls. They also look sharper at the pass. Most full-sleeve coats have a turn-back cuff so the chef can roll the sleeve up neatly without the coat looking untidy. Half sleeves are cooler, make hand-washing easier, and keep cuffs out of dough and batter. They are standard in bakeries, pastry kitchens, cafes and many hot Indian kitchens where the line has little ventilation. Half-sleeve navy chef coats with an offset front, white contrast piping and embroidered branding on the chest, a practical choice for a hot line. A common pattern is full sleeves for the head chef and grill, tandoor and fry stations, and half sleeves for prep, pastry and cold sections. If heat is your main concern, our guide to keeping cooks cool in Indian summers goes deeper into fabric and ventilation. Collars: stand, mandarin, contrast and wrap Almost every chef coat has a short upright collar. It keeps the neck clean, sits comfortably under a neckerchief, and does not flap into food. The variations are about height, shape and colour. - Stand collar: straight and structured, usually around 3 to 4 cm high. The standard for most kitchens. - Mandarin collar: slightly lower with rounded front edges. Softer and a little more casual. - Contrast collar: the collar in a second colour, such as white on maroon, black on white, or brand colour on black. It is the simplest way to add brand identity without changing the coat body. - Wrap or kimono-style collar: a contrast band that runs from the collar down the front, borrowed from Japanese workwear. It suits pan-Asian and sushi kitchens and modern open kitchens. Three collar treatments: maroon double-breasted coats with a white stand collar, white coats with a red wrap-style contrast band, and a white coat with a black collar and matching turn-back cuffs. Ask for the collar to be lined with a soft, breathable fabric. A stiff interlining that looks crisp on a hanger can rub the neck raw by the end of a long shift. Contrast piping and colour accents Piping is a thin corded trim sewn into the seams, usually along the collar, placket, cuffs or pockets. It is the most economical way to turn a plain coat into a branded one, and it is very effective at separating roles: gold piping for senior chefs, red for the line, and so on. We cover this in detail in our guide to differentiating kitchen uniforms by rank. Some practical notes on piping: - Use colour-fast piping. A red piping that bleeds on a white coat after the first hot wash ruins the whole garment. - One or two piping lines look deliberate. Piping on every seam looks busy. - On darker coats, a lighter piping (white, gold, tan) shows up better than a dark one. - Other accents that work: contrast cuffs, a contrast shoulder yoke, coloured studs, or a contrast pocket flap. White chef coats with a dark green contrast collar and piping along the offset placket, with embroidered branding on the chest. Coat colour: white, black and everything in between White is still the classic chef coat colour for good reasons: it signals cleanliness, it can be bleached, and soiling is visible, so coats get changed when they should. It is the default for hotels, bakeries, central kitchens and any kitchen that faces regular hygiene audits. Black and charcoal coats have become the standard in open kitchens, cafes, bars and QSR because they hide stains between washes and look modern. They fade with repeated hot washing, so choose a colour-fast fabric and expect to replace them a little sooner than white. Brand colours such as maroon, navy, bottle green, olive, mustard or brown are increasingly common, especially where the kitchen is part of the dining room. Our uniform colours guide explains how coat colour, cuisine and restaurant lighting interact. Not sure which style fits your kitchen? Tell us your cuisine, stations and team size. We will suggest a coat style for each role and send mockups. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Press studs vs buttons The closures are small, but they are the part of a chef coat that fails first. Closure | Strengths | Weaknesses | Suits | Metal press studs | Fast to open, hard to lose, survive commercial laundry | Can rust if cheap; need a reinforced facing | Most kitchens, denim coats, busy lines | Plastic or resin studs | Light, no rust, economical | Can crack in very hot washes | Cafes, QSR, cloud kitchens | Cloth knot buttons | Traditional, elegant | Come loose; slower to fasten | Fine dining, hotels, head chefs | Standard sewn buttons | Easy to replace, flexible styling | Fall off in hard laundering | Budget coats, service-style chef shirts | Removable stud buttons | Take out before washing; swap colours by role | Small parts get lost | Hotels and brigades with rank colours | If your coats go to a commercial laundry, press studs are almost always the better choice. If staff wash at home and the kitchen is guest-facing, knot buttons are fine for senior chefs. Pockets, vents and the small details Details worth specifying on any chef coat - A pen and thermometer pocket on the left sleeve, sized for a probe thermometer. - One chest pocket for a notepad or phone; avoid large lower pockets that snag. - Side vents at the hem so the coat does not ride up when the chef bends. - Underarm eyelets or a breathable back panel for hot kitchens. - A hanging loop inside the collar for lockers. - Embroidery on the chest, sleeve or back, sized so it does not stiffen the fabric. Name or designation above the pocket if you want it. - A consistent size chart across styles, so a chef who wears a Large in one style fits a Large in another. Fits: classic, tailored and ladies' cuts A classic chef coat is cut generously for movement and ventilation. A tailored or slim-fit coat looks sharper in an open kitchen but can feel restrictive at the stove. Ask for a ladies' fit for women chefs: a coat graded properly for shoulders, bust and sleeve length, not just a smaller men's coat. Our uniform sizing guide explains how we size mixed teams. Which chef coat style for which kitchen Putting it together, here is where we usually start with clients: Kitchen type | Suggested style | Fine dining and chef's table | Double-breasted, full sleeve, knot buttons or concealed placket, subtle piping | Hotel kitchen or banquet brigade | Double-breasted for senior chefs; single-breasted for the line; rank colours by piping or studs | North Indian with tandoor | Full sleeve for tandoor and grill; lightweight poly-cotton; press studs | Cafe or all-day kitchen | Offset single-breasted, half sleeve, contrast collar in brand colour | Bakery or patisserie | Half sleeve, white or light colours, press studs, minimal pockets | Pan-Asian or sushi counter | Wrap-style contrast collar or kimono-style front, half or three-quarter sleeve | Open kitchen, modern bistro | Concealed placket or denim, embroidered back branding | QSR, cloud kitchen, high volume | Single-breasted, half sleeve, or a chef t-shirt with apron | If denim appeals for an open kitchen, see our denim chef coats guide first; it explains where denim works and where it does not. For base fabrics and GSM, see our chef coat fabric guide. You can browse finished coats in every style on our chef coats gallery. How we turn a style choice into a finished coat At RestroCart, our design team turns your style choices into mockups per role, with fabric, piping and embroidery placement marked. We send physical fabric swatches, then one complete sample coat per style for you to try in your kitchen. Production starts only after you approve the sample. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, and we deliver anywhere in India, packed by role and size. Your pattern, fabric codes and embroidery files stay on file for reorders. Ready to finalise your chef coats? Send your roles, headcount, logo and deadline. We will reply with style suggestions, fabrics and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for custom chef coats The best chef coat is the one your team forgets they are wearing until a guest compliments it. Tell us how your kitchen works and we will suggest the right style for each role. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 or use our quote builder to list the pieces you need. See the real thing: 44 chef caps we have made · 9 denim chef coats we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Why are chef coats double-breasted?The double front gives two layers of cloth over the chest as protection against heat and splashes, and it can be re-buttoned the other way to hide a stain before the chef walks into the dining room. It is also the classic look associated with trained chefs, which is why head chefs and fine-dining kitchens often keep it. Are half-sleeve chef coats acceptable in professional kitchens?Yes. Half sleeves are widely used in bakeries, cafes, pastry sections and hot Indian kitchens where ventilation is limited. The trade-off is less protection for the forearms at grills, tandoors and fryers, so some kitchens use half sleeves for prep and pastry and full sleeves for the hot line. What is the difference between a mandarin collar and a stand collar on a chef coat?In practice the terms are used almost interchangeably for the short upright collar on most chef coats. A mandarin collar usually has slightly rounded front edges and sits a little lower, while a stand collar is often straighter and more structured. Either works; comfort depends more on the height and the softness of the collar lining. Should chef coats have press studs or buttons?Press studs are quicker to open, do not fall off, and survive commercial laundry well, which makes them the practical choice for most kitchens. Knot buttons or cloth buttons look traditional and suit fine dining and hotel kitchens, but they need checking and replacing more often. Many brands use studs for the line and buttons for senior chefs. How many pockets should a chef coat have?Most chefs want a sleeve pocket for a pen and thermometer, and one chest pocket for a notepad or phone. Some add a small inside pocket. Avoid large lower pockets on the front of the coat, because they snag on handles and collect crumbs. Can I mix chef coat styles within one kitchen team?Yes, and it is common. A consistent colour, piping and embroidery style keeps the team looking unified even when the head chef wears a double-breasted coat and the commis wear single-breasted half sleeves. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsFine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear A guide to fine-dining restaurant uniforms in India: role-by-role looks for servers, sommeliers, captains and hosts, plus fabrics, tailoring, colour a… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsGola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas Aprons, Dry-Fit Polos and Chef Caps The denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps, dry-fit and melange polos, waist aprons and chef caps we made for Gola Sizzlers, and lessons for … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Hookah Lounges and Shisha Bars: Heat, Charcoal, Smoke and Dark Colours How to choose uniforms for hookah lounge and shisha bar staff: cotton-rich fabrics near hot coals, ash-hiding colours, protective aprons, smoke odour … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Cocopots Uniforms: Pink and Chocolate Chef, Service Sets | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/cocopots-uniforms-supplies/ The pink-trimmed chef coats, chocolate and pink aprons, check-collar tunics and pink service shirts we made for Cocopots, and ideas for dessert and bakery brands. Home › Blog › Cocopots Uniforms: Pink, Chocolate and Bla… Client story, Uniforms Cocopots Uniforms: Pink, Chocolate and Black From the Kitchen to Housekeeping By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Two white chef coats with pink collars, pink piping and pink cuffs embroidered with a flower, and the Cocopots cake-stand logo on the chest pocket Quick answer What uniforms did RestroCart make for Cocopots? RestroCart made a pink, chocolate and black uniform system for Cocopots: white chef coats with pink collars, piping and flower-embroidered cuffs, black and pink chef coats with pink check collars, chocolate brown aprons with a pink centre panel, black housekeeping tunics with pink check trims, and pink check service shirts with brown waist aprons, all embroidered with the cake-stand logo. Key takeaways - Three colours do all the work: pink for the brand, chocolate brown and black for the working base. - A small pink check fabric is used for collars, cuffs and trims across roles, tying the whole team together. - Details like an embroidered flower on the cuff make a chef coat unmistakably one brand's. - The same palette extends naturally to boxes, bags, stickers and table pieces. In this guide - The Cocopots uniform system at a glance - Cocopots chef coats: white with pink trims and a flower on the cuff - Aprons: chocolate brown with a pink centre panel - Service and housekeeping: the pink check does the linking - Why a signature fabric works so well - Fabric and care notes for pink and pastel uniforms - Beyond uniforms: extending the palette to supplies - Get a quote for your bakery or dessert brand A logo built around a tiered cake on a stand sets a sweet tone, and the Cocopots uniforms in our archive follow it through with a tight, three-part palette: pink for the brand, chocolate brown and black for the working base, and white for the classic chef coat. The same fine pink check fabric turns up on collars, cuffs and trims across the kitchen, the floor and housekeeping, so every role looks like part of one carefully designed house. As with all our client stories, we describe what our photographs show: the pieces, the colours and the details. The design lessons are our own, offered to bakeries, patisseries, dessert cafes and any brand that wants a softer palette to work hard. Every photograph is on the Cocopots client page. The Cocopots uniform system at a glance Role | Pieces in our photographs | Colour and details | Kitchen, white | White chef coats, photographed in two sizes | Pink mandarin collar, pink piping down the wrap front, pink turn-back cuffs with an embroidered pink flower, logo on the chest pocket | Kitchen, colour | Black chef coat, pink chef coat, black bib apron | Pink check collar on the black coat, tonal collar on the pink coat, pink check band at the apron hem, pink logo embroidery | Aprons | Chocolate brown bib aprons | Wide pink centre panel with the cake-stand logo embroidered in brown | Service | Pink check shirts with chocolate brown waist aprons | Fine pink check, logo embroidered on the chest pocket; long brown waist apron with pockets | Housekeeping | Black short-sleeve tunics | Pink check mandarin collar, cuff bands, placket piping and pocket bar; pink logo | The logo is a tiered cake on a stand with the Cocopots name in script, embroidered in brown on light grounds and in pink on black. That simple swap of thread colour keeps the mark readable on every garment. Cocopots chef coats: white with pink trims and a flower on the cuff The white Cocopots chef coats are the most detailed pieces in the set. Each has a pink mandarin collar, a line of pink piping down the wrap front, and deep pink cuffs that turn back to show an embroidered pink flower with green leaves. The cake-stand logo sits on the chest pocket. The coats are photographed in two sizes, a reminder that one design has to work across a whole team. The embroidered cuff flower is the kind of detail we love. It is a small touch, placed where it shows every time a chef reaches across the counter or hands over a box, and it softens a garment that is otherwise all about work. It also makes the coat unmistakably Cocopots: nobody else will turn up in the same thing. Alongside the white coats, the kitchen has a black chef coat with a pink check collar, a pink chef coat with a tonal collar, and a black bib apron with a pink check band at the hem and the logo in pink. Three coat colours in one kitchen can separate roles (pastry, hot kitchen, counter) while the shared pink detail keeps them together. Our chef coat styles guide covers collar and closure options, and the chef coat gallery has many more trim ideas. Cocopots kitchen pieces: a black chef coat with pink check collar, a pink chef coat and a black bib apron with a pink check hem band; and chocolate brown bib aprons with a pink centre panel and embroidered cake-stand logo. Aprons: chocolate brown with a pink centre panel The Cocopots bib apron is a clever piece of colour-blocking. The body and neck strap are chocolate brown, and a wide pink panel runs down the centre from chest to hem, carrying the embroidered logo. It reads a little like a slice of layered cake, which suits a brand with a cake on its logo. Practically, the brown sides take the knocks, wipes and flour, while the pink panel keeps the brand front and centre. For a counter team this apron can be the whole uniform over a plain t-shirt. If you are choosing apron fabrics and styles, our complete apron guide and the barista aprons guide cover weights and strap options. Running a bakery, patisserie or dessert cafe? Send your logo and brand colours. We will suggest a signature detail, like a check trim or an embroidered motif, and mock up your team. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Service and housekeeping: the pink check does the linking Service shirts and waist aprons The service uniform in our photographs is a pink shirt in a fine check with a classic collar and the logo embroidered on the chest pocket, paired with a long chocolate brown waist apron with a divided front pocket. It is a gentle, friendly look for the floor or the counter, and the brown apron ties it back to the kitchen aprons. A check fabric is also more forgiving than a flat pastel: small marks and creases disappear into the pattern. For more on service shirts, see our steward and server uniform guide. Housekeeping tunics The Cocopots housekeeping tunic is black with short sleeves, and it borrows the pink check for a mandarin collar, cuff bands, a thin line of piping down the placket and a bar across the chest pocket, with the logo in pink below. It is practical (black hides the job) but it is clearly part of the same brand. Housekeeping staff are often seen by guests, and a tunic like this makes them look like part of the team rather than an afterthought. Our housekeeping uniform guide covers fabrics and fits. Cocopots housekeeping and service: black tunics with pink check collar, cuffs, piping and pocket trim; and a pink check service shirt with a chocolate brown waist apron. Why a signature fabric works so well If there is one idea to take from Cocopots, it is the signature trim fabric. The same pink check appears on the black chef coat collar, the kitchen apron hem, the housekeeping collar, cuffs and pocket, and in a finer version as the service shirt itself. That one fabric does more for brand consistency than any logo placement could. How to use a signature trim fabric - Choose one small-scale check, stripe or solid in your brand colour, and use it only for trims: collars, cuffs, piping, pocket bars, apron bands. - Order the trim fabric in one lot for the whole programme, with extra kept for reorders, so the shade matches across roles and years. - Keep the body of each garment in a hard-working base colour: black, brown, navy or white. - Swap your logo's thread colour to suit each ground (brown on pink or white, pink on black) rather than changing the logo itself. - Add one small motif, like Cocopots' cuff flower, to the most visible role. Our uniform colours guide has more on building a palette, and the uniform reorder guide explains how to keep trim fabrics matching over time. Fabric and care notes for pink and pastel uniforms Soft colours need a little more planning than black or navy, and a palette like this is worth protecting. A few practical points we would give any brand ordering pink, blush or pastel uniforms: - Choose colour-fast, blended fabrics. A poly-cotton blend holds a pastel far better through repeated washing than pure cotton, which can fade unevenly. Ask for the blend and weight on the quote, as our chef coat fabric guide explains. - Keep pastels out of the hottest, messiest stations. Use pink for trims, panels and guest-facing roles; keep the body of kitchen garments in white, black or brown. - Wash by colour group. Never wash pink trims with dark brown aprons or black tunics in their first few cycles, and never use chlorine bleach on white coats with coloured trims. - Check the shade in daylight. Pinks shift a lot between shop lighting, warm restaurant lighting and daylight. Approve the swatch and the sample in the light your staff will actually work in. - Hold back trim fabric. A pink check or a specific pink is hard to match later. Keep a length from the original lot for replacements. Our uniform care and laundry guide covers wash temperatures and stain removal in more detail. Beyond uniforms: extending the palette to supplies Our Cocopots photographs show uniforms. But a palette this strong is made to travel, and any dessert brand with a similar look should think about where else it can appear. These are ideas, not things we made for Cocopots: - Boxes and bags. Chocolate brown boxes with a pink band or sticker, and printed carry bags, make a takeaway order look like a gift. See our guide to delivery packaging branding. - Stickers, tags and thank-you cards. A cheap, high-impact way to carry the logo onto plain packaging. Our stickers and stationery guide covers formats. - Tote bags. A brown canvas tote with the pink cake-stand logo is merchandise guests actually use. See the guide to branded tote bags for cafes and bakeries. - Table pieces. Coasters, tent cards and menus in the same brown and pink, from the tableware catalogue. Ordering these alongside uniforms means one set of artwork and one set of colour references across fabric, paper and wood, which is where most small brands lose consistency. Our bakery and patisserie uniform guide also covers hairnets, caps and the hygiene details specific to pastry kitchens. Get a quote for your bakery or dessert brand RestroCart has made customised uniforms and supplies for 250+ F&B brands since 2018, with in-house design, samples before production and delivery anywhere in India. Send your logo, colours, roles and headcount on WhatsApp +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build a list in our quote builder. See more brands on our client portfolio page. Want your palette on every uniform and every box? Tell us your roles, supplies and date. We reply the same day. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: everything we made for Cocopots Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What did RestroCart make for Cocopots?Our photographs show white chef coats with pink trims and flower-embroidered cuffs, a black chef coat with a pink check collar, a pink chef coat, black bib aprons with a pink check band, chocolate brown bib aprons with a pink centre panel, black housekeeping tunics with pink check trims, and pink check shirts with brown waist aprons. Is pink a practical colour for restaurant uniforms?Yes, when it is used cleverly. Cocopots uses pink mostly as trim, a centre panel or a fine check, while the areas that take the most wear stay chocolate brown, black or white. A full pink garment is best kept for roles that face guests rather than the hottest, messiest stations. How do you make a bakery or dessert brand's uniforms look distinctive?Pick one signature detail and repeat it: a check fabric on collars and cuffs, a coloured centre panel on the apron, a small embroidered motif. Cocopots uses a pink check trim and a flower on the chef coat cuffs; guests remember details like these. Can RestroCart make matching packaging and supplies as well?Yes. RestroCart makes uniforms, tableware, merchandise, packaging and print under one roof, so the same pink and chocolate references can be used for boxes, bags, stickers, menus and coasters. Our photographs for Cocopots show uniforms; any supplies would be quoted separately. Do you make ladies' fits for chef coats and shirts?Yes. We make chef coats, tunics and shirts in ladies' fits and a full size range, and confirm fit with a sample before bulk production. Tell us your headcount split when you brief us. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsGola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas Aprons, Dry-Fit Polos and Chef Caps The denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps, dry-fit and melange polos, waist aprons and chef caps we made for Gola Sizzlers, and lessons for … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Hookah Lounges and Shisha Bars: Heat, Charcoal, Smoke and Dark Colours How to choose uniforms for hookah lounge and shisha bar staff: cotton-rich fabrics near hot coals, ash-hiding colours, protective aprons, smoke odour … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsHouse of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware for Two Tiers of One Pan-Asian Brand Chef coats, polos, rainwear, packaging and menus for House of Wok, and copper-trimmed chef sets, leatherette menus and linen for House of Wok Prive.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Diwali and Corporate Gifting Ideas for Restaurants and Cafes URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/corporate-gifting-restaurants-festive/ Festive and corporate gifting for restaurants: Diwali and New Year gift ideas for staff, regulars and partners, from mugs and coasters to notebooks and full kits. Home › Blog › Festive and Corporate Gifting for Restaura… Buying guide, Merchandise Festive and Corporate Gifting for Restaurants: Diwali and New Year Gifts for Staff, Regulars and Partners By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Branded corporate gift kit for IconiqLab laid out flat: navy notebooks, printed mugs, round badges and luggage tags, made by RestroCart Quick answer What are good Diwali and corporate gifts for a restaurant to give? The best restaurant gifts are useful, branded with restraint and matched to the person: a hoodie, mug or insulated bottle for staff; a printed mug, coaster set or tote for regulars; and a notebook, pen and mug kit or a premium coaster set for suppliers, landlords and corporate clients. Brief six to eight weeks before Diwali. RestroCart designs and makes complete branded gift kits for F&B brands. Key takeaways - Split your list into three groups, staff, regulars and partners, and budget each separately. - Useful items with a small, well-placed logo get kept; loud logo items get re-gifted. - Brief at least six to eight weeks before Diwali; festive season is the busiest time of year. - Pack it well: a printed box, a sleeve and a card turn three items into a gift. In this guide - Start with the list: staff, regulars and partners - Gift ideas for restaurant staff - Gift ideas for regulars and loyal guests - Gift ideas for partners and corporate clients - How to build a gift kit that feels considered - Design tips: branding that people keep - Setting a budget that works for each group - Gifting for cloud kitchens and delivery-led brands - Timeline: when to brief for Diwali and New Year - Common gifting mistakes - Get a quote for festive and corporate gift kits Festive and corporate gifting for restaurants is one of the few marketing spends that people actually thank you for. A well-chosen Diwali gift for your team, your regulars and your partners says more about the kind of place you run than any post on social media. A badly chosen one, a cheap item with an oversized logo, ends up in a drawer or passed on to someone else. This guide covers who to gift, what works for each group, how to put a kit together, and when to brief your supplier so everything arrives before the festive rush. It draws on the gift kits, mugs, coasters, badges and notebooks we make for F&B brands and corporate clients from our New Delhi studio. Start with the list: staff, regulars and partners Restaurants usually gift three groups, and each one needs a different gift and a different budget. Group | Who is on the list | What the gift should say | Works well | Your team | Kitchen, service, bar, housekeeping, riders, managers | Thank you for this year; we are proud of you | Hoodies, sweatshirts, insulated bottles, mugs, personalised badges, kits with a sweet box | Regulars and loyal guests | Top guests by visits, members, loyalty-programme customers | You are part of this place | Printed mugs, coaster sets, totes, small kits with a voucher or invitation | Partners | Suppliers, landlords, event and corporate clients, delivery partners, press | We value working with you | Notebook, pen and mug kits, premium coaster sets, glassware, gift boxes | Write the list first, with numbers in each group. It sets the budget, the quantities and the items far more reliably than starting with a product you like. Gift ideas for restaurant staff Staff gifts land best when they are useful and a little bit personal. Ideas that work: - A hoodie or sweatshirt before winter. Staff wear them on the way to work and on days off, which is free visibility for your brand. Our restaurant winterwear guide covers fabrics and fits. - An insulated bottle or tumbler. Genuinely used in a hot kitchen. - A printed mug with a line only your team will understand, an in-joke or the year's best moment. - A personalised name badge or pin marking a year of service. See our lapel pins and badges guide. - A small kit: a pouch or tote with a mug, a badge and a handwritten card from the owner. Whatever you choose, the handwritten note matters more than the item. Brand the gift lightly; your team already knows who it is from. Gift ideas for regulars and loyal guests For guests, the gift should feel like something from a place they love, not an advertisement. Keep the logo small and let the design do the work. - Printed mugs, enamelware or tumblers for coffee regulars. Our guide to mugs, glassware and enamelware covers print and finish options. - A coaster set in cork, MDF or leatherette for bar regulars. See cork vs MDF coasters for which suits a gift box. - A tote bag in heavy canvas, with artwork good enough to carry. Our tote bag guide compares canvas, cotton and jute. - A voucher or invitation tucked into the kit, for a festive tasting or a dish on the house. It turns a gift into a return visit. Gift kit building blocks: a polo and printed mugs for Rankson, stitched leatherette coasters, and engraved wooden keychains. Each works alone or as part of a boxed kit. Gift ideas for partners and corporate clients Suppliers, landlords, event clients and corporate customers who book your private dining room receive a lot of festive gifts. Yours stands out by being useful at a desk and clearly from a food and drink brand. - Notebook, pen and mug kit. The classic corporate kit, and still the one that gets used. A notebook with your illustration on the cover travels to meetings for months. - Premium coaster set in leatherette or wood, boxed, with your logo debossed or engraved. - Branded glassware for bar and cocktail brands: a pair of glasses with a recipe card for your signature drink. - A hamper of your own products, such as coffee, preserves, sauces or cookies, packed in a printed box or tote. Check food labelling rules if you sell packaged food. For corporate clients who order events from you, co-branding the kit with their logo as well as yours is a strong gesture. Ask them for their artwork early. Planning Diwali gifts this year? Send your list, staff, regulars and partners with rough numbers, and we will suggest kits for each group with a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com How to build a gift kit that feels considered A kit is more than three items in a box. These details make the difference between a gift that feels planned and one that feels assembled: Gift kit checklist - One hero item people will use every day, such as a mug, bottle, notebook or hoodie. - One or two supporting items that share the same design: coasters, a badge, a pen, a keychain. - A consistent design language across every item, not the logo slapped on each one. - A printed box, sleeve or tote to hold it all, sized so items do not rattle. - Tissue, crinkle paper or an insert so the kit arrives as packed. - A printed card with a message, and a handwritten line for your team. - A voucher, QR code or invitation that gives a reason to visit. - Labels or a packing list if kits go to different groups or addresses. A merchandise kit built around one design language: natural canvas totes, black printed mugs, matching bottles and pens. The shared artwork makes separate items read as one gift. Design tips: branding that people keep - Small logo, good design. A small mark on a beautiful mug gets used; a large logo on a plain mug gets hidden. - Use your illustration, not just your logo. Menu illustrations, patterns and signature lines make gifts feel collectable. - Add the occasion subtly. "Diwali 2026" or "Happy New Year" on the card or the box, not on the mug, so the item stays useful all year. - Keep colours consistent. Match the kit to your uniforms, menus and packaging so it clearly belongs to your brand. - Personalise where it counts. A name on a staff badge or a guest's name on the card costs little and is remembered. Setting a budget that works for each group It is easier to decide a budget per person for each group than one total figure. Staff gifts are usually the largest group and deserve the most care per rupee: one genuinely good item beats three forgettable ones. Regulars are a smaller list, so a slightly more generous kit per person is realistic, and the voucher inside pays part of it back. Partners are the smallest list and often the most visible, so a premium item with good packaging makes sense. When you brief, share the per-person budget for each group rather than asking for "the best price". A supplier can then suggest the right mix: a heavier mug instead of a mug plus a keychain, or a boxed coaster set instead of loose coasters. Ask for two options per group, a core kit and a step-up kit, so you can compare what the extra spend buys. Gifting for cloud kitchens and delivery-led brands Delivery brands have no dining room for regulars to visit, but they have something else: their top customers' addresses. A festive gift sent with an order, such as a small coaster set, a printed card with a festive code, or a mug with a dessert, is a memorable touch in a category that is mostly about discounts. Riders and kitchen teams deserve the same staff gift as any restaurant team; a hoodie or a warm jacket before winter is especially welcome for riders. Our guide to stickers, thank-you cards and stationery covers the printed pieces that go into a delivery bag. Timeline: when to brief for Diwali and New Year Festive season is the busiest period of the year for printers and manufacturers, especially in north India. Work backwards from the day you want to hand gifts out. When | What happens | Eight weeks before | Finalise the list and numbers; brief your supplier with artwork and a budget per group | Seven weeks before | Review mockups; choose items; approve colours | Six weeks before | Approve samples for printed and custom items | Five to two weeks before | Production, quality checks, kitting and packing | One to two weeks before | Delivery to your restaurant or to recipients; write the cards | Simple printed items can move faster; apparel, custom boxes and large quantities need longer. We confirm the timeline with every quote. For New Year gifts, the same plan applies, but brief before the Diwali rush rather than after it. Common gifting mistakes - One gift for everyone. Your head chef, a regular and your landlord should not get the same thing. - Ordering in the last three weeks. Options shrink, and you end up with whatever is in stock. - Oversized logos. The fastest way to make a gift unwanted. - No packaging. Items in a courier bag are merchandise; the same items in a printed box are a gift. - Forgetting spares. Order a few extra for new joiners and last-minute additions to the list. See our gifting work gallery for finished kits and the merchandise catalogue for the full range of items. Want gift kits that match your brand? Share your logo, groups and dates. We will send kit options, mockups and a timeline, and pack and deliver across India. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for festive and corporate gift kits If you are looking for corporate gifting in Delhi for your restaurant, cafe or hotel, RestroCart designs and makes branded mugs, coasters, badges, notebooks, totes and complete kits, packed and delivered anywhere in India. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 with your list and dates, or use our quote builder. See the real thing: 31 printed mugs, enamelware and glassware we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this When should a restaurant order Diwali gifts?Brief your supplier six to eight weeks before Diwali if the items are custom made or printed, and earlier for large quantities or apparel. October to December is the busiest period for printers and manufacturers in north India, so late orders have fewer options. What is a good Diwali gift for restaurant staff?Something they will use and wear with pride: a good hoodie or sweatshirt ahead of winter, an insulated bottle, a mug, or a small kit with a personalised name badge or note. Many owners pair a practical item with a sweet box or a festive bonus. What should restaurants gift to regular guests?Items that fit how they enjoy your brand: a printed mug or tumbler for coffee regulars, a coaster set for bar regulars, a tote or a small kit with a voucher for their next visit. Keep the logo small and the design good enough to display at home. Can I order a small number of custom gift kits?Yes. Minimums vary by item, so a kit made of printed mugs, coasters and badges can often be produced in smaller quantities than apparel or custom boxes. Share your list and numbers on WhatsApp and we will suggest items that suit the quantity. Can gift kits be delivered to several addresses?Tell us at briefing stage. RestroCart can pack kits individually with a card and deliver them anywhere in India; for many individual addresses, we will confirm the packing and shipping approach with the quote. Do you make New Year and anniversary gift kits as well?Yes. The same items work for New Year, restaurant anniversaries, launches and corporate events. Only the artwork and message change, and your artwork stays on file for the next occasion. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Denim Chef Coats: Washes, Weights, Care and When They Work URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/denim-chef-coats-guide/ A practical guide to denim chef coats for open kitchens and cafes in India: fabric weights, washes, press studs, branding, laundry care and where denim fails. Home › Blog › Denim Chef Coats for Open Kitchens and Caf… Buying guide, Uniforms Denim Chef Coats for Open Kitchens and Cafes: Washes, Weights, Piping, Care, and When Denim Is the Wrong Choice By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 9-minute read Two mid-blue denim chef coats with stand collars, press studs, contrast topstitching and an embroidered round patch on the chest pocket, laid flat on wooden boards Quick answer Are denim chef coats a good choice for a restaurant kitchen? Denim chef coats work well in open kitchens, cafes, bakeries and bars where chefs are seen by guests and the heat load is moderate. Choose a lightweight denim or chambray, not jeans-weight fabric, with press studs, a sleeve pen pocket and embroidered branding. Avoid denim for tandoor, high-volume wok or fryer stations and for commercial hot-water laundries. RestroCart makes custom denim chef coats with swatches and a sample before bulk production. Key takeaways - Denim is a front-of-house fabric first: it earns its place where guests can see the kitchen. - Weight matters more than wash. Chef coat denim should be far lighter than apron denim. - Indigo bleeds in the first washes. Wash new coats separately, cold, and inside out. - Keep crisp cotton or poly-cotton for tandoor, wok and fryer stations; use denim for the pass, the counter and the open line. In this guide - Why denim chef coats work so well in open kitchens and cafes - Fabric weight: the decision that matters most - Choosing a wash: indigo, mid blue, light or black - Construction details that make denim practical - Branding on denim: embroidery, patches and print - When denim works, and when it does not - Caring for denim chef coats - Pairing denim coats with aprons, caps and trousers - Ordering custom denim chef coats - Get a quote for denim chef coats Denim chef coats have moved from a novelty to a standard choice for open kitchens, cafes, bakeries and chef-led bistros across India. When the kitchen is part of the room, a well-cut denim coat says "craft" in a way a plain white jacket cannot. But denim is also the fabric most often bought for the wrong kitchen, in the wrong weight, and then ruined in the wrong laundry. This guide covers what we have learned making denim chef coats for restaurant teams from our New Delhi workshop: which weights and washes to choose, the construction details that make denim practical, how to brand it, how to care for it, and the kitchens where you should not use it at all. Why denim chef coats work so well in open kitchens and cafes Three things have made denim popular with chefs and restaurant founders: - It photographs well. Open kitchens, chef's tables and counter seating put the cook in the guest's eyeline and on their phone. Denim reads warm and honest under restaurant lighting, where a bright white coat can look clinical. - It forgives. A small sauce splash or flour smudge disappears into indigo far more easily than on white. For a cafe team doing breakfast, lunch and dinner, that matters. - It ages well. A good denim coat fades gradually, which suits artisanal bakeries, coffee roasters and wood-fire kitchens whose brand is built on character rather than polish. The catch is that denim is a heavier, denser weave than the poly-cotton or cotton twill most chef coats are made from, it bleeds dye in its early life, and it does not like bleach or very hot water. Everything below is about getting the benefits without those problems. If you are thinking about denim across the whole team, not just the kitchen, read our broader note on denim in restaurant uniforms. Fabric weight: the decision that matters most Denim is usually described by weight in ounces per square yard. Your jeans are probably 12 to 14 oz. That is far too heavy for a coat you will cook in. Chef coat denim should be light enough to breathe and move, and heavy enough to hold its shape and take embroidery without puckering. Denim weight (approx.) | How it feels | Best use | 4 to 5 oz (chambray, light denim) | Shirt-like, soft, cool | Cafes, baristas, pastry, hot north Indian summers | 6 to 8 oz (light to mid-weight denim) | Structured but breathable; the usual chef coat choice | Open kitchens, bistros, head chef at the pass | 9 to 11 oz | Stiff at first, warm | Occasional statement coats, cooler climates, short events | 12 oz and above | Jeans and apron weight | Aprons, not coats | Blend matters too. Pure cotton denim breathes best and fades most naturally. A small amount of stretch (elastane) makes the coat easier to move in but can pucker around embroidery and does not like heat. Some kitchens choose a denim-look poly-cotton instead: it has the colour and texture of denim with better colour-fastness and easier laundering, at the cost of the authentic fade. Our chef coat fabric guide explains the base fabrics in more detail. Choosing a wash: indigo, mid blue, light or black Three denim chef coats in different washes: a mid-blue coat with large embroidered branding on the back and a designation on the pocket, a lighter wash with white embroidery on the chest pocket, and a deep indigo coat with a colourful logo patch. The wash sets the mood of the coat more than any other detail. Dark or raw indigo Deep, rich and the most "workwear" of the options. It hides stains best and looks sharp with bright embroidery or a coloured patch logo. It will bleed the most in early washes and fade the most over time. Mid blue The most versatile choice. It suits white or silver thread embroidery, looks good under warm lights and fades evenly. Light wash and chambray Cooler to wear and visually lighter, which suits cafes, brunch places and bakeries. It shows stains more than dark indigo, so pair it with a darker apron. Black and grey denim For brands whose palette is black, charcoal or monochrome. Black denim fades to grey over time; ask whether the fabric is sulphur-dyed or indigo-overdyed, because they age differently. Whichever you choose, approve it from a physical swatch, not a screen. Denim shade varies from lot to lot, and warm restaurant lighting changes how it reads. Construction details that make denim practical A denim chef coat is still a chef coat. The details that make any coat work in a kitchen matter even more in a heavier fabric. Specify these on a denim chef coat - Stand or mandarin collar, lined with a lighter fabric so it does not chafe the neck. - Metal press studs, rust-resistant, set into a reinforced facing. They suit denim, survive washing and open fast if a hot spill needs to come off. - Offset or double-breasted front, so the coat can be reversed to hide a stain. Our chef coat styles guide compares the options. - Sleeve pen or thermometer pocket on the left arm, and a chest pocket sized for a notepad. - Contrast topstitching in tan, white or tone-on-tone thread. It is what makes denim look intentional. - Side vents at the hem so the coat does not ride up when the chef bends. - A lighter lining or no lining at all. Denim is warm enough on its own. - Pre-washed or pre-shrunk fabric, so the fit you approve at sample stage survives the first laundry cycle. Sleeve length Full sleeves protect forearms from splatter and are standard for the pass. Half sleeves suit bakeries, cafes and hot pastry sections, and are common in dark denim. Half-sleeve chef coats in dark raw-look denim with press studs and small embroidered branding on the chest pocket, a cooler option for cafes and bakeries. Piping and contrast On white or black coats, contrast piping on the collar and placket is the usual way to add brand colour. On denim, piping can look busy; contrast thread, a coloured collar lining, a leather-look tab or a coloured press stud often does the job more subtly. If you do want piping, keep it to one colour and one or two lines. Want to see denim swatches before you decide? Tell us your kitchen type, team size and brand colours. We will suggest weights and washes and send physical swatches. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Branding on denim: embroidery, patches and print Embroidery is the natural partner for denim. White, cream, silver or a single brand colour on mid-blue denim looks crisp and survives washing. Large back embroidery, with the brand name across the shoulders, is popular for open kitchens because guests see the chef's back as often as the front. Embroidered or woven patches suit busy multi-colour logos that would be too dense to embroider directly, and they sit neatly on a chest pocket. Screen or heat-transfer printing is the least suitable method on denim for kitchen use: the texture of the weave can crack prints, and heat transfers can lift after repeated washing. Embroidery almost always outlasts print on this fabric. Designations such as Head Chef, Executive Chef or Sous Chef embroidered above the pocket are an easy way to show rank on denim without changing the coat colour. When denim works, and when it does not This is the part most buyers skip. Denim is the right call in some kitchens and the wrong one in others. Kitchen or role | Denim chef coat? | Why | Open kitchen or chef's counter | Yes | Guest-facing, moderate heat, brand impact is high | Cafe, brunch or all-day kitchen | Yes, light weight | Hides stains, pairs with denim or canvas aprons | Artisanal bakery or pastry | Yes, chambray or half sleeve | Looks good, but flour shows on dark indigo | Head chef or chef de cuisine only | Yes | Signals rank at the pass while the line wears hardier coats | Tandoor, grill or high-heat wok line | No | Too warm for a full shift; choose breathable poly-cotton or cotton twill | Deep-fry and high-volume QSR lines | No | Oil stains set in denim; frequent hot washes destroy it | Central kitchen or production floor | No | White or light colours make soiling visible, which hygiene audits prefer | Kitchens using commercial hot-water laundry | Usually no | High heat and strong detergents cause fast, uneven fading | If your kitchen is a mix, a split system is often the answer: denim for the chef at the pass and front counter staff, and white or black coats in a lighter fabric for the hot line. Our guide to keeping cooks cool in Indian summers covers the fabric choices for the hottest stations. Caring for denim chef coats Most complaints about denim coats are laundry problems. These rules keep them looking good for longer: - Wash new coats separately for the first three or four washes. Indigo will bleed and can stain white coats, aprons and towels. - Cold or cool water, inside out, with a mild liquid detergent. Turning the coat inside out protects the surface colour and the embroidery. - No bleach, ever. For grease, pre-treat the spot with dish liquid and wash as normal. - Dry in the shade. Strong sun fades denim quickly and unevenly. - Iron inside out on medium heat, and avoid ironing directly over press studs and patches. - Rotate three sets per chef, so no single coat is washed every day. Our uniform care guide has the full routine for kitchen and service uniforms. Pairing denim coats with aprons, caps and trousers A denim chef coat paired with a grey canvas apron that has a tan leather neck strap and a leather-look pocket, with matching embroidered branding on both pieces. Denim coats look best with contrast. A canvas or leather-trim apron in tan, grey or olive gives the classic workwear look; a black apron keeps it sharp. Avoid a denim apron in exactly the same wash as the coat unless you want a head-to-toe denim look, which can read heavy. Our canvas vs denim vs leather apron guide helps with the pairing. For caps, a black or charcoal skull cap or bandana works with every wash. Trousers are best in black or charcoal, or a small check for a traditional kitchen look. Ordering custom denim chef coats At RestroCart we make denim chef coats to order, alongside regular chef coats, aprons, caps and the rest of the team's uniforms. You can see finished coats on our chef coats gallery. The process is the same as for any custom uniform: - Brief: send your kitchen type, roles, headcount, logo and deadline on WhatsApp or email. - Design and swatches: our design team sends mockups and physical denim swatches in two or three weights and washes. - Sample: one complete coat per style in your chosen denim and branding, so you can check weight, fit and wash in your kitchen. - Production: bulk production after approval, with quality checks on stitching, studs and embroidery. - Delivery: packed by role and size and delivered anywhere in India. Your denim, thread colours and embroidery files stay on file, so the coats you reorder for new hires match the originals as closely as the fabric lot allows. Planning denim coats for your open kitchen? Send us your roles, team size and opening date. We will reply with denim options, a sampling plan and timelines. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for denim chef coats If you are opening a cafe or refreshing an open kitchen, denim can give your team a distinct look that guests remember, as long as it is the right weight, in the right kitchen, with the right care. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 or build your list in our quote builder, and we will come back with swatches, a sample plan and a clear timeline. See the real thing: 9 denim chef coats we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Are denim chef coats too hot for Indian kitchens?Jeans-weight denim is, but chef coat denim should not be jeans-weight. A lightweight denim or chambray in the region of 5 to 8 oz is comfortable for an open kitchen, cafe or pastry section with good ventilation. For tandoor and wok stations running at high heat all shift, a breathable poly-cotton or cotton twill is still the better choice. Will a denim chef coat fade?Yes, indigo denim fades gradually with washing, which many cafes like because it looks lived-in. You can slow it down by washing cold, inside out, with a mild detergent and no bleach. If your brand needs the colour to stay exactly the same across a team, a black or grey denim, or a denim-look poly-cotton, holds colour more evenly. Can a denim chef coat go to a commercial laundry?It can, but tell the laundry it is indigo denim and ask for a cooler, gentler cycle without bleach. High-temperature industrial washes with strong detergents speed up fading, can cause streaking, and shorten the life of press studs. Many restaurants wash denim coats in-house or with staff at home for this reason. Should denim chef coats have buttons or press studs?Press studs are the most common choice on denim because they suit the workwear look, survive frequent washing, and let a chef open the coat quickly if it catches a spill. Stud-and-button combinations and concealed fronts are also possible. Ask for rust-resistant metal studs and a reinforced facing behind them. Can I get only my head chef in denim and the rest of the team in regular coats?Yes, and it is a common approach. The head chef or chef de cuisine wears denim at the pass while line cooks wear black or white coats in a lighter, hardier fabric. Keeping the same logo, piping colour and embroidery thread across both ties the team together. How long does it take to make custom denim chef coats?At RestroCart, design and sampling typically take two to three weeks, and production takes two to four weeks after you approve the sample. Timelines vary with quantity and fabric availability, so confirm dates with your quote. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsHouse of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware for Two Tiers of One Pan-Asian Brand Chef coats, polos, rainwear, packaging and menus for House of Wok, and copper-trimmed chef sets, leatherette menus and linen for House of Wok Prive.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms: Matching Colours, Sizes and Logos for New Staff, Replacements and New Outlets Reordering uniforms for new staff, replacements or a new outlet? Keep dye lots consistent, hold size buffers, keep a uniform register and know when to… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsKitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Section: How to Colour-Code Executive Chef, Sous Chef, CDP, Commis and Stewarding Uniforms How to differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank and section: coat colour, piping, collars, caps, aprons and embroidery for executive chef, sous, CDP, co… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Staff Uniforms for Events, Pop-Ups and Food Festivals URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/event-popup-staff-uniforms/ How to plan staff uniforms for events, pop-ups, food festivals and catering gigs: timelines, tees, aprons, caps, name badges, sizing for temp staff and reuse. Home › Blog › Uniforms for Events, Pop-Ups, Food Festiva… Buying guide, Uniforms Uniforms for Events, Pop-Ups, Food Festivals and Catering Gigs: How to Dress a Temporary Team Fast and Reuse the Kit By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Rose pink Nehru-style waistcoat over a white shirt with a maroon half apron printed with the brand name, catering staff uniform set by RestroCart Quick answer What should staff wear at a food festival, pop-up or catering event? For food festivals and pop-ups, a branded round-neck tee, a half or bib apron, a cap and a name badge is the most practical event uniform: quick to produce, easy to size for temporary staff and reusable across events. Catering gigs call for a smarter set such as a shirt with a waistcoat or Nehru jacket and a half apron. RestroCart makes reusable event kits, planned back from your event date. Key takeaways - Plan backwards from the event date; custom uniforms need weeks, not days. - Build a reusable core kit with your main brand; put event-specific details on cheap layers. - Choose size-forgiving pieces for temporary staff: aprons, caps, relaxed-fit tees. - Pack a labelled event kit box so the next gig takes one message, not a new order. In this guide - What makes event uniforms different - Plan backwards from the event date - The core event kit, piece by piece - Different events, different kits - Branding: core brand on the kit, event details on the layer - Sizing a temporary team - Reuse: build an event kit box - Travelling to events in other cities - Get a quote for event and pop-up uniforms Events are where restaurant brands meet people who have never visited them. A food festival stall, a weekend pop-up in a mall, a wedding catering contract or a brand collaboration at someone else's venue puts your team in front of hundreds of new guests in a few hours. What your staff wear decides whether those guests see a brand or just a counter. The trouble is that event uniforms are usually an afterthought, ordered a week before, in whatever sizes were guessed, and never used again. This guide is about uniforms for events, pop-ups, food festivals and catering gigs: how to plan backwards from the date, which pieces give you the most brand for the least time, how to size a temporary team, and how to build a kit you can reuse across a season of events. For full-time banquet teams, see our banquet and catering uniform guide. What makes event uniforms different Event staff uniforms have a different brief from everyday restaurant uniforms: - Deadlines are fixed. A festival will not move because the aprons are late. - Teams are temporary. You may be dressing freelancers, students and staff borrowed from other outlets, whose sizes you do not know in advance. - Visibility is high. Crowds, photographs, social media and sometimes press. Your logo needs to read from a distance. - Conditions are rough. Outdoor heat, dust, rain, live cooking, long hours, no laundry. - Use is intermittent. The kit may be worn for three days, stored for two months, then worn again. The answer is to separate the core kit, reusable pieces in your main brand, from the event layer, cheaper items that carry event-specific details. Plan backwards from the event date Quick turnaround starts with early planning. Custom uniforms need design, a sample, and production, and the time depends on the item and the quantity. Our typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production; confirm it for your items when you ask for a quote. Here is how to work back from the date. Before the event | What to do | 8 to 10 weeks | Confirm the event, estimate headcount by role, share logo files and brand colours | 7 to 8 weeks | Approve mockups; choose items that can be produced in time | 5 to 6 weeks | Approve a sample of each item; confirm sizes and quantities | 2 to 5 weeks | Production and quality checks | 1 to 2 weeks | Delivery, packed by role or size; trial fit at the briefing | After the event | Wash, count, repair, top up spares and store the kit | If time is short, simplify rather than rush. A printed tee, a cap and a half apron in stock-friendly colours are generally faster to produce than tailored waistcoats or custom-dyed fabrics. Tell us your date on the first message and we will tell you honestly what fits. The core event kit, piece by piece Piece | Why it works for events | Reuse tip | Round-neck tee | Biggest branding surface; cool, cheap to replace, quick to print | Keep the main logo; one special-edition tee per season at most | Half or bib apron | Instantly reads as 'staff'; pockets for card machine and pens | One-size, adjustable; wash and store flat | Cap | Hygiene for food handlers, and your logo at eye level in a crowd | Adjustable back fits everyone; easy to store | Name badge | Guests can call staff by name; looks professional | Reusable badges with changeable name slips suit rotating teams | Lanyard or event badge | Carries event name, role and access | The disposable layer; replace per event | Windcheater or zipper jacket | Evening and winter events outdoors | Core brand only; reuse for staff winterwear | For tees, our guide to round-neck t-shirt uniforms covers GSM, fabric and print methods; for event heat, a lighter tee or a dry-fit tee is worth considering. For caps and headwear, see our headwear guide. Event kit building blocks: navy tees with a bold team back print and a small chest logo, bright orange caps with an embroidered name, and white name badges with logo, name and role. Got an event coming up? Send us the date, headcount and logo. We will tell you which pieces fit your timeline and send a mockup of the full kit. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Different events, different kits Food festivals and outdoor stalls Heat, dust and crowds. Go for light, dark or bright tees with a big back print so your stall is recognisable from across the ground, caps for everyone handling food, and canvas or twill bib aprons that hide spills. A windcheater for evening sessions in winter, and a waterproof apron for the wash-up area. Your stall signage and menus should match the kit; our guides to restaurant signage and sunboard menu boards cover the counter side. Pop-ups and collaborations A pop-up at another venue or a chef collaboration is about brand recognition in someone else's space. Keep your own uniform identity rather than borrowing the host's: the same tee or shirt your guests would see in your restaurant, your apron, your cap. If the collaboration deserves a keepsake, a limited-edition tee that can later be sold as merchandise is a good way to mark it. Catering gigs, weddings and corporate events Catering calls for a smarter look. A crisp shirt with a waistcoat or Nehru-style jacket and a half apron is the usual service set, with chefs at live counters in chef coats and caps. Because catering teams change from event to event, build the set in a size run and keep it together. Neutral palettes such as beige, maroon, black and ivory work across weddings and corporate functions, and a printed or embroidered brand name on the apron keeps the caterer visible without competing with the host. A light pop-up kit: a white tee with the brand name printed along the neckline, an olive half apron with a printed logo, a cap and dark cargo shorts. Everything except the shorts is one-size or size-forgiving. Branding: core brand on the kit, event details on the layer The most common waste in event uniforms is printing the event name, date or sponsor on everything. After the weekend, those pieces are useless. A better approach: - Core kit carries your brand only: logo on aprons, caps, tees and jackets, in your brand colours. - Event layer carries the event: lanyards, badges, stickers, table signage and printed menus. - One special-edition item at most: a festival tee is fine if you plan to sell or gift the leftovers. Print or embroidery? For tees and aprons that will be washed after every event, a good screen or DTF print is fine; for caps, embroidery lasts longest. Keep logos bold and simple, because event photos are usually taken from a distance and in mixed light. Colour deserves a thought too. At a crowded festival, a strong brand colour on tees or caps helps guests find your stall and helps your own supervisors spot their team in a crowd. If your brand palette is muted, use it for aprons and put the brighter accent on caps, which sit at eye level and show up well in photographs. Sizing a temporary team You rarely know the sizes of freelance or borrowed staff until they turn up. Plan for that: - Choose pieces that are one-size or adjustable: aprons with adjustable neck straps and long ties, caps with an adjustable back. - For tees, order a spread weighted to medium and large, with a few small, extra-large and double extra-large, plus 10 to 15 percent spare. - For waistcoats and jackets, keep a size run in the kit rather than one per person, and fit staff at the briefing. - Ask for a proper ladies' fit in tees if your team is mixed. Our name badge guide explains reusable badges with changeable name slips, which suit teams that change from event to event. Reuse: build an event kit box The difference between a brand that does events well and one that scrambles is a labelled box on a shelf. After every event, the kit is washed, counted and packed so the next one takes a single WhatsApp message. After-event kit routine - Wash everything within two days; dry fully before packing to avoid mildew. - Count by item and size against the kit list. - Set aside stained, torn or faded pieces for replacement. - Top up spares in the sizes that ran short. - Replace name slips and lanyards; keep blank slips in the box. - Pack by role in labelled bags: service, kitchen, bar, cashier. - Store in a dry place with the kit list taped inside the lid. - Send your supplier one message with the top-up quantities. Because RestroCart keeps patterns, fabric codes and artwork on file, topping up an event kit is a reorder, not a new project. Our guide to reordering restaurant uniforms explains how that works. Travelling to events in other cities Food festivals and catering contracts often take a team out of town. Plan for delivery to the event city or pack the kit to travel with the team, and label bags by role so unpacking at the venue is quick. We deliver anywhere in India, and cities we have delivered to include Gurgaon, Noida, Jaipur, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali, Goa, Mumbai and Pune. Add a day of buffer to any delivery that must arrive at a venue rather than your restaurant. Get a quote for event and pop-up uniforms RestroCart makes event kits for restaurants, cafes, caterers and food brands: printed tees, aprons, caps, name badges, jackets and the menus, signage and tote bags that go with them, from our studio in Naraina, New Delhi. Send your event date, headcount and logo on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, or use our quote page. The earlier we hear the date, the more options you have. Build a kit you can reuse all season. Tell us your events calendar and team size, and we will plan a core kit plus event layers. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 10 catering uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How quickly can custom event uniforms be made?At RestroCart the typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, and it varies by item and quantity. Simple items such as printed tees and caps are usually the quickest; tailored pieces like waistcoats take longer. Share your event date when you enquire and we will confirm what is realistic. What is the cheapest way to brand a pop-up team?A printed round-neck tee and a cap carry the brand most visibly for the least cost, and a canvas or twill half apron with a printed logo completes the look. Name badges add a professional touch for guest-facing staff. Choose these pieces in your main brand, not the event name, so they can be reused. Should we print the event name on staff uniforms?Only on pieces you are happy to use once, such as a special-edition tee. Keep aprons, caps and jackets in your core brand so they work at the next festival too. Event names, dates and sponsor logos are better on badges, lanyards, signage and menus. How do we handle sizes for temporary or freelance staff?Use size-forgiving pieces: adjustable aprons, adjustable caps and relaxed-fit tees. Order a spread weighted to medium and large with a few small and extra-large, and keep a spare stock of 10 to 15 percent. For catering waistcoats, keep a size run in the kit so staff can be fitted on the day. What should a catering company's event uniform look like?Catering teams usually need a smarter look than festival staff: a shirt with a waistcoat or Nehru jacket, a half apron, and a name badge, with chefs in chef coats and caps for live counters. The same set is reused across weddings and corporate events, so durable fabric and a neutral palette matter. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms: Matching Colours, Sizes and Logos for New Staff, Replacements and New Outlets Reordering uniforms for new staff, replacements or a new outlet? Keep dye lots consistent, hold size buffers, keep a uniform register and know when to… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsKitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Section: How to Colour-Code Executive Chef, Sous Chef, CDP, Commis and Stewarding Uniforms How to differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank and section: coat colour, piping, collars, caps, aprons and embroidery for executive chef, sous, CDP, co… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta Uniform ideas for modern Indian restaurants beyond the kurta: Nehru collars, bandhgala-inspired jackets, angrakha closures, handloom textures and eart… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Fine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: Servers, Sommeliers, Captains URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/fine-dining-restaurant-uniforms/ A guide to fine-dining restaurant uniforms in India: role-by-role looks for servers, sommeliers, captains and hosts, plus fabrics, tailoring, colour and aprons. Home › Blog › Fine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Serv… Style guide, Uniforms Fine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Fine-dining service uniform with a blue striped shirt, a tan double-breasted waistcoat and black trousers, made for Lord Elgin by RestroCart Quick answer What should fine-dining restaurant staff wear? Fine-dining staff should wear tailored, quiet uniforms built around a well-fitted shirt: long bistro aprons or waistcoats for servers, a waistcoat or jacket with a leather or dark apron for sommeliers, a blazer or double-breasted waistcoat for captains and managers, and a refined, comfortable outfit for hosts. Use two or three restrained colours, suiting-grade fabrics and individual measurements. RestroCart designs and tailors these sets role by role. Key takeaways - In fine dining, fit and fabric do the talking; logos stay small or disappear. - Each role should be recognisable at a glance: server, sommelier, captain, host. - Limit the palette to two or three colours that belong to the room, not just the logo. - Measure every staff member individually and trial a sample set before bulk production. In this guide - The principles of fine-dining uniforms - Fine-dining uniforms by role - Fabrics that look premium and survive service - Tailoring and fit - Colour restraint: building the palette - Blazers: when a fine-dining team needs them - Branding that stays quiet - Common fine-dining uniform mistakes - Care and replacement In a fine-dining room, the uniform is part of the plate. Guests notice a server's cuffs when a dish is placed in front of them, the sommelier's apron when a bottle is presented, and the host's jacket before they notice the menu. Fine-dining restaurant uniforms have one job: to look as considered as the food, without ever pulling focus from it. This guide covers what each fine-dining role should wear, the fabrics and tailoring that separate a premium uniform from an ordinary one, how to use colour with restraint, and how long aprons, waistcoats and blazers fit into the system. It is based on the questions we work through with restaurants and hotel F&B teams at our studio in New Delhi. The principles of fine-dining uniforms - Fit before fabric, fabric before logo. A well-fitted uniform in a good suiting looks premium with no branding at all. A loose one looks cheap even with gold embroidery. - Every role readable at a glance. Guests should be able to tell the server, the sommelier, the captain and the host apart without reading a badge. - Restraint in colour. Two or three colours, drawn from the room. - Quiet branding. Tonal embroidery, a crest on the lapel, a coloured lining, custom buttons. - Built for movement. Fine-dining service is still physical work: carrying, bending, pouring, clearing. Tailoring must allow for it. Fine-dining uniforms by role Role | Core outfit | Signature detail | Practical need | Servers | Shirt, long bistro apron or waistcoat, tailored trousers | Long apron in a room colour, or a five-button waistcoat | Pockets for pen and wine key; room to reach and bend | Sommelier | Shirt, waistcoat or jacket, dark or leather long apron | Darker tone or a leather apron to mark the role | Wine-key pocket, apron that resists spills | Captains / maitre d' | Shirt with double-breasted waistcoat or blazer | Lapels, contrast collar or blazer | Must look senior; often on their feet all night | Hosts | Tailored jacket, dress, or refined tunic or kurta set | Most individual outfit on the team | First impression; comfortable standing for hours | Runners and bussers | Simplified server look: shirt and shorter apron | Same palette, fewer layers | Speed, durability, easy laundering | Managers | Blazer and trousers or suit | Blazer in the house colour | Distinct from captains in formal rooms | Servers The server look is usually a shirt with either a long bistro apron or a waistcoat, and sometimes both. A long apron ending around or just below the knee reads as classic European service; tied at the natural waist and wrapped slightly round the body, it looks elegant and protects trousers during clearing. A waistcoat gives a sharper, more structured silhouette. Our waiter waistcoat styles guide covers necklines, button counts and fit in detail. Long-apron service sets: a white shirt with a black-edged collar and a navy long apron, a white shirt with a tan long apron and khaki trousers, and a white shirt with a blue mandarin collar and a sand long apron made for Nouba. Sommeliers The sommelier needs to be identifiable as the wine specialist. The usual approach is a darker or more formal version of the server outfit: the same shirt, a waistcoat or jacket in a deeper shade, and a long apron in leather, leatherette or a dark heavy twill. A dedicated pocket for a wine key and a loop for a cloth are small details that make a real difference. Our guide to canvas, denim and leather aprons explains the materials. Captains and the maitre d' Captains run sections and handle guest issues, so they must look senior. A double-breasted waistcoat, a waistcoat with lapels, or a blazer over the shirt all work. In smaller rooms where the manager also acts as maitre d', a well-cut blazer in the house colour is the simplest signal. See our manager waistcoat and blazer guide. Double-breasted waistcoats made for Saaki, in dark brown and light grey with patterned linings: one way to set captains apart from the floor team. Hosts The host is often the most visible person in the restaurant and usually has the most individual outfit: a tailored jacket, a well-cut dress, or for Indian fine dining, a refined kurta or tunic set. It should sit in the same colour family as the team, but it does not need to match. Our hostess uniform guide has more ideas. Planning a fine-dining uniform system? Send us your roles, headcount and a few photos of the room. Our design team will suggest a look per role and send swatches. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Fabrics that look premium and survive service Fine-dining uniforms need to look expensive at a distance of one metre, under warm lighting, after forty washes. That narrows the fabric choice. - Shirts: a fine cotton-rich poplin or twill, or a good poly-cotton blend for easier care. Look for a smooth face, a slight sheen and a fused collar that stays crisp. White and ivory shirts need enough density that they are not see-through. - Waistcoats and blazers: poly-viscose suiting (commonly 65:35 or 70:30) holds shape, resists creasing and is machine washable. Wool blends drape beautifully but usually need dry cleaning. Textured weaves such as herringbone and fine checks add depth under low light. - Long aprons: a cotton or poly-cotton twill or drill heavy enough to hang straight, usually in the 240 to 300 GSM range, or leather and leatherette for sommeliers and bar staff. - Trousers: the same suiting as the waistcoat, or a poly-viscose trouser fabric with a little stretch for comfort. Ask for physical swatches and look at them under your own restaurant lighting. A navy that looks rich in daylight can turn black under warm evening light. Tailoring and fit In fine dining, fit is the difference between a uniform and a costume. We recommend: Fine-dining fit checklist - Take individual measurements for every waistcoat, blazer and trouser, or run a size set trial on site. - Offer women's cuts for shirts, waistcoats, blazers and trousers, not unisex sizes. - Check sleeve length: shirt cuffs should show slightly beyond a blazer sleeve. - Check trouser length with the shoes staff will actually wear. - Make sure waistcoats cover the waistband when staff lean over a table. - Check armholes allow a tray or bottle to be lifted to shoulder height. - Hem long aprons consistently, so every server's apron ends at the same point on the leg. - Allow for alterations: a few staff will need adjustments after the first week. Our uniform sizing guide explains how we handle measurements for teams outside Delhi. Colour restraint: building the palette The most elegant fine-dining uniforms we make use no more than three colours. A reliable approach: - Base colour from the room: the upholstery, the wood, the wall finish. Often charcoal, navy, deep green, chocolate or black. - Shirt colour: white, ivory, pale blue or a soft stripe, chosen to contrast with the base. - Accent: your brand colour, used only in piping, lining, thread, a collar or the apron ties. Separate roles by shade within the palette rather than by adding new colours: servers in a mid tone, sommeliers and captains in the deepest tone, hosts in the most refined fabric. Our restaurant uniform colours guide explains how lighting and cuisine affect the choice. Blazers: when a fine-dining team needs them Blazers are the most formal layer and the most expensive to make well. They make sense for managers and maitre d's, for hotel fine-dining outlets, for private dining and events, and for north Indian winters, when a blazer does double duty as warmth. For servers, a blazer usually gets in the way of carrying and clearing; a waistcoat gives the same polish with more freedom. A black single-breasted blazer and matching trousers over a pale blue shirt: a classic manager or maitre d' look for a fine-dining room. If you add blazers, get the shoulder and sleeve fit right first. Everything else can be adjusted; shoulders cannot. Branding that stays quiet - Tonal embroidery: the logo stitched in a thread one shade lighter or darker than the fabric. - Lapel crest or pin: a small metal pin on a blazer or collared waistcoat. - Coloured lining: brand colour inside the waistcoat or blazer, visible only in movement. - Custom buttons for heritage and hotel properties. - Name badges in brushed metal rather than printed plastic. See our name badges guide. Common fine-dining uniform mistakes - Choosing from a catalogue photo, not the room. A uniform that looks great on a white background can clash with your walls and lighting. Always check swatches in the dining room at service time. - Too many colours. Each new role gets a new colour, and within a year the floor looks like a rainbow. Separate roles by shade and layer instead. - Logos that are too big. A large embroidered logo on a waistcoat instantly reads as mid-market. Go smaller and tonal. - Ignoring the shoes. Trousers hemmed without the real shoes break in the wrong place, and scuffed shoes undo a good uniform. - One sample, no trial. Tailored pieces need a size set on real bodies. The cost of a trial is tiny compared with re-cutting a team's waistcoats. - Forgetting runners, bussers and hosts. They are in the room too. A simplified version of the server look keeps the whole team consistent. The Lord Elgin set at the top of this guide shows the idea in practice: a striped shirt, a tan double-breasted waistcoat and black trousers, three pieces in a restrained palette that read as formal without a single large logo. Care and replacement Fine-dining uniforms are only as good as their condition on a Saturday night. Plan three shirts per person, two waistcoats or aprons per person, and one blazer per manager with a spare in common sizes. Use a commercial laundry with pressing if you can. Check uniforms weekly and replace anything with shine at the seat, frayed cuffs or faded aprons; in a fine-dining room, guests notice. We keep your fabric codes, patterns and artwork on file, so replacements match the originals as closely as possible. Want a fine-dining look that matches your room? Send photos of your interiors and your team structure. We will propose a palette and a look per role. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See real service work in our waiter uniforms gallery. When you are ready, message us on WhatsApp or build your order in our quote builder. See the real thing: 32 sweaters and cardigans we have made · 39 waistcoats we have made · 12 manager blazers we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What colour uniforms are best for fine-dining restaurants?Deep neutrals work best: black, charcoal, navy, deep green, chocolate, sand and ivory. Pick colours from the room itself, such as the upholstery, wood or wall finish, and use your brand colour as an accent in piping, lining or thread rather than as the main colour. Should fine-dining servers wear aprons?Many do. A long bistro apron, ending around or below the knee, looks elegant, protects trousers and gives a pocket for a wine key and pen. Some rooms prefer a waistcoat without an apron for a cleaner line. Decide based on how much plating, pouring and clearing servers do at the table. What does a sommelier traditionally wear?A sommelier usually wears a darker or more formal version of the service uniform: a shirt with a waistcoat or jacket, often with a leather or dark long apron and a pocket for a wine key. The aim is to be identifiable as the wine specialist without looking like a costume. Do fine-dining uniforms need to be tailored to each person?Ideally, yes. Fine dining depends on fit, so we recommend taking individual measurements or running a size set trial, especially for waistcoats, blazers and trousers. Standard S, M, L sizing is fine for aprons but rarely for tailored pieces. How long do fine-dining uniforms take to make?At RestroCart the typical timeline is two to three weeks for design, fabric selection and sampling, then two to four weeks of production after sample approval. Tailored blazers and larger teams can take longer, so start at least six to eight weeks before opening. Should hosts wear the same uniform as servers?Usually not. The host is the first person guests meet, so the host outfit is typically more individual and more formal: a tailored jacket, a dress or a refined kurta or tunic set, in the same colour family as the service team. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsKitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Section: How to Colour-Code Executive Chef, Sous Chef, CDP, Commis and Stewarding Uniforms How to differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank and section: coat colour, piping, collars, caps, aprons and embroidery for executive chef, sous, CDP, co… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta Uniform ideas for modern Indian restaurants beyond the kurta: Nehru collars, bandhgala-inspired jackets, angrakha closures, handloom textures and eart… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsMonsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams A monsoon guide to branded rainwear for restaurant teams: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons, fabrics, seams, reflect… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Gola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim Aprons, Canvas and Polos | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/gola-sizzlers-uniforms/ The denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps, dry-fit and melange polos, waist aprons and chef caps we made for Gola Sizzlers, and lessons for grill kitchens. Home › Blog › Gola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas A… Client story, Uniforms Gola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas Aprons, Dry-Fit Polos and Chef Caps By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Two indigo denim bib aprons with tan leatherette straps, metal hardware and an embroidered GOLA logo, made for Gola Sizzlers by RestroCart Quick answer What uniforms did RestroCart make for Gola Sizzlers? RestroCart made indigo denim bib aprons with tan leatherette straps and metal hardware for Gola Sizzlers, golden brown canvas aprons in two lengths, black waist aprons, black dry-fit polos, light grey melange polos with a large back print, and navy chef caps. Everything carries the GOLA grid logo or the Sizzlers Cafe by Gola wordmark, built around a denim, tan, black and orange palette. Key takeaways - Denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps give a grill restaurant a warm, crafted look that survives heavy use. - The palette is small: indigo, tan, black, grey and one orange dot from the logo. - Dry-fit polos suit hot floors; melange polos with a big back print suit counters and events. - Two apron lengths in the same design is a simple way to fit different heights and roles. In this guide - What we made: the Gola Sizzlers uniform at a glance - The denim apron: the hero of the wardrobe - Canvas aprons in golden brown - Polos for heat and for a crowd - Waist aprons and chef caps: the quick pieces - Branding thick fabrics: outlines and solid blocks - What grill, steakhouse and sizzler restaurants can take from this - Get a quote for your restaurant's uniforms A sizzler restaurant is a loud, hot, theatrical place. Plates arrive smoking, staff carry cast-iron to the table, and the kitchen is never quiet. The Gola Sizzlers uniforms in our archive are built for exactly that: heavy denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps and metal hardware, dry-fit polos for heat, a simple waist apron for speed, and branded chef caps. This client story walks through each piece and what grill, steakhouse and sizzler restaurants can take from it. As always with our client stories, we describe what our delivery photographs show: the pieces, colours, fabrics and branding. The lessons are our own reading, offered for restaurants planning something similar. You can see every photograph on the Gola Sizzlers client page. What we made: the Gola Sizzlers uniform at a glance Piece | What the photographs show | Branding | Denim bib aprons | Indigo denim, tan leatherette neck and cross-back straps, metal eyelets and swivel clips, chest patch pocket, fabric waist ties | GOLA grid logo embroidered in white satin stitch with an orange dot | Canvas bib aprons | Golden brown canvas in two lengths, leatherette neck strap, leatherette trim along the pocket, two leatherette pen tabs on the chest | GOLA grid logo in white outline on a square chest patch, with the orange dot | Waist aprons | Black, short, with a long tie | Sizzlers Cafe by Gola wordmark in orange and white with a red wave | Dry-fit polos | Black, lightweight dry-fit knit | Gold G monogram on the chest, Sizzlers Cafe by Gola wordmark across the back | Melange polos | Light grey melange pique | Small GOLA logo on the chest, large navy GOLA SIZZLERS print across the back | Chef caps | Navy, soft-crown caps | White GOLA logo on the front | Two brand marks appear across these pieces: the square GOLA logo with its orange dot, and the Sizzlers Cafe by Gola wordmark with a gold G monogram. Each set of pieces sticks to one mark, which keeps each look clean. The denim apron: the hero of the wardrobe The denim bib apron is the stand-out piece in the Gola Sizzlers wardrobe. It is cut from dark indigo denim with a clean chest pocket and the GOLA logo embroidered in white, with the orange dot filled in satin stitch. The neck strap is tan leatherette with a buckle for adjustment, and it continues into cross-back straps fastened with metal swivel clips to eyelets at the sides. Turn it over and the lighter reverse of the denim shows, along with long fabric ties at the waist. Why it works for a sizzler kitchen and floor: - Denim hides the job. Oil spots, smoke and the odd splash from a sizzling plate disappear into indigo far better than into black polyester or white cotton. - Cross-back straps spread the load. On a long shift, a neck strap alone drags on the neck. Straps that cross the back move the weight to the shoulders. - Detachable hardware. Swivel clips let the straps come off for washing, which is kinder to the leatherette and the metal. - It ages well. Denim softens and fades gradually rather than looking tired, so a six-month-old apron still looks intentional. If denim is on your list, our denim in restaurant uniforms article covers weights and washes, and the guide to denim chef coats takes the idea into the kitchen. Canvas aprons in golden brown The second apron in the Gola Sizzlers wardrobe is a golden brown canvas bib apron, photographed in two lengths: a full-length apron and a shorter one. Both have a leatherette neck strap with metal eyelets, a leatherette strip along the top of the large front pocket, a smaller patch pocket, and two short leatherette tabs on the chest that act as pen or thermometer holders. The GOLA logo sits on a square patch on the chest, in crisp white outlines with the orange dot, the same mark as on the denim apron. Canvas gives a different feel from denim. It is flatter and more structured, takes a solid colour like this warm tan beautifully, and looks at home in a cafe, bakery or open-grill counter. The leatherette details tie it visually to the denim apron, so the two can be worn by different roles in the same room without clashing. Gola Sizzlers aprons and caps: golden brown canvas aprons in two lengths with leatherette trims, indigo denim bib aprons with tan leatherette straps, and navy chef caps with the white GOLA logo. The lesson: make the same apron in two lengths. A shorter version suits counter staff, shorter team members and roles that bend and kneel often; the full length suits the grill and the pass. It costs little extra at sampling and fixes a common complaint. Our canvas vs denim vs leather aprons comparison and the complete apron guide go into fabrics, weights and strap options. Want a denim or canvas apron like this? Send your logo and tell us how many staff and which roles. We will suggest fabric, strap and pocket options with a sample. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Polos for heat and for a crowd Two polo styles appear in the Gola Sizzlers archive, and they do different jobs. Black dry-fit polos The black polo is a lightweight dry-fit knit with a gold G monogram on the chest, drawn in wavy lines like heat rising off a plate, and the Sizzlers Cafe by Gola wordmark printed across the back in orange and white. Dry-fit wicks sweat and dries fast, which matters when staff are carrying sizzling cast-iron through a warm room. Black hides the inevitable marks. Our guide to dry-fit and cotton t-shirt uniforms explains when polyester beats cotton. Light grey melange polos The grey polo is a pique knit in light grey melange with a small GOLA logo on the chest and a large navy GOLA SIZZLERS print across the back, with the logo's orange dot. A big back print is visible across a room, at a counter or at an event, so it works as both a uniform and a walking sign. Melange also hides lint and light marks better than a flat colour. See our polo t-shirt GSM guide for fabric weights. Gola Sizzlers service pieces: light grey melange polos with a large navy back print, black dry-fit polos with a gold G monogram and Sizzlers Cafe by Gola back print, and black waist aprons with the same wordmark. Waist aprons and chef caps: the quick pieces Not every role needs a bib apron. The Gola Sizzlers archive includes short black waist aprons with the Sizzlers Cafe by Gola wordmark, the sort of apron a server can tie on in seconds and wear over a polo without adding heat. They match the black dry-fit polos, so the service look is simple: black top, black waist apron, one bright wordmark. The kitchen caps are navy soft-crown caps with the GOLA logo in white on the front. A cap like this keeps hair contained in a busy kitchen, which matters for food safety, and it is far more comfortable over a long shift than a tall paper toque. Our chef caps and headwear guide compares styles, and our kitchen uniform hygiene guide covers why headwear matters. Branding thick fabrics: outlines and solid blocks The GOLA logo appears in two treatments across these pieces, and both are worth copying. On the denim and canvas aprons it is a line mark: thin white outlines and letters with a filled orange dot, which sits well on a sturdy twill or canvas and holds up to heavy use. On the back of the grey polo it becomes a solid navy block with the grid and letters showing through in the fabric colour, a bold treatment that reads from across a room. The principle is the same either way: a simple, strong-lined logo suits thick, textured fabrics, while very fine detail and tiny text tend to pucker or blur. For small, detailed marks on lighter fabrics (shirts, polos, caps), embroidery at a modest size is usually the best finish. Our guide on embroidery vs printing explains how we decide which to use. If you are ordering denim or canvas aprons - Ask for the fabric weight on the quote, and compare a denim and a canvas swatch in your hand before choosing. - Choose detachable leatherette straps with swivel clips, so the apron body can be machine washed. - Specify pockets by use: a wide front pocket for cloths and order pads, a pen or thermometer tab on the chest. - Ask for two lengths if your team has different heights or roles. - Test the logo on a sample: bold outlines and solid shapes suit thick fabrics better than fine detail or small text. - Wash dark indigo separately for the first few cycles and never with white chef coats. Our uniform care guide covers laundry in more detail, and the apron gallery has hundreds of finished aprons to browse. What grill, steakhouse and sizzler restaurants can take from this - Build around the hard-working piece. In a sizzler restaurant that is the apron. Get it right in denim or canvas and the rest of the uniform can stay simple. - Keep the palette small. Indigo, tan, black, grey and one orange accent from the logo. Every piece belongs to the same family. - One mark per look. If you run a main brand and a cafe sub-brand, give each its own set of pieces rather than mixing marks on the same garment. - Match fabric to heat. Dry-fit for the busiest, hottest roles; pique melange where comfort and a softer look matter more. - Use the back of the garment. A big back print on a polo is seen more than any chest logo. If you run a cafe with a coffee bar alongside the grill, our guide to barista aprons covers the lighter end of the same idea. Get a quote for your restaurant's uniforms RestroCart has made customised uniforms and supplies for 250+ F&B brands since 2018, with an in-house design team, physical samples before production, and delivery to your door anywhere in India. Send your logo, roles and headcount on WhatsApp +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or use our quote builder. More brands are on our client portfolio page. Planning uniforms for a grill or sizzler restaurant? Tell us your roles and date and we will send mockups and a quote. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: everything we made for Gola Sizzlers Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What did RestroCart make for Gola Sizzlers?Our photographs show denim bib aprons with leatherette cross-back straps, golden brown canvas aprons with leatherette trims, black waist aprons, black dry-fit polos, light grey melange polos, and navy chef caps, branded with the GOLA logo or the Sizzlers Cafe by Gola wordmark. Are denim aprons good for a sizzler or grill kitchen?Yes. A mid to heavy denim resists splashes and abrasion, hides marks, and softens with washing rather than wearing out. Pair it with leatherette straps that can be unclipped for laundry, and wash dark indigo separately for the first few cycles to avoid colour transfer. What is the difference between canvas and denim aprons?Canvas is a plain-weave cotton that takes solid colours like tan, olive or mustard and looks clean and structured. Denim is a twill with an indigo face that fades and softens with time. Both are durable; the choice is mostly about the look you want. Our canvas vs denim vs leather aprons guide compares them in detail. Why use dry-fit polos for restaurant staff?Dry-fit polyester moves sweat away from the skin and dries quickly, which helps staff near grills and sizzling plates. It also holds colour well in frequent washing. Cotton-rich pique feels softer and suits cooler, air-conditioned rooms. Can leatherette straps go in a washing machine?It is better to unclip them. Swivel clips or detachable straps let you wash the apron body and wipe the straps clean separately, which keeps the leatherette from cracking and the metal from rusting. How do I order aprons like Gola Sizzlers'?Send your logo, brand colours and headcount on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906. Our design team will suggest fabric, strap and pocket options, then make a sample for approval before production. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta Uniform ideas for modern Indian restaurants beyond the kurta: Nehru collars, bandhgala-inspired jackets, angrakha closures, handloom textures and eart… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsMonsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams A monsoon guide to branded rainwear for restaurant teams: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons, fabrics, seams, reflect… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour How to design uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: wrap chef coats, mandarin collars, happi styles, colour and scr… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Hookah Lounge & Shisha Bar Staff Uniforms: A Practical Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/hookah-lounge-shisha-staff-uniforms/ How to choose uniforms for hookah lounge and shisha bar staff: cotton-rich fabrics near hot coals, ash-hiding colours, protective aprons, smoke odour and laundry. Home › Blog › Uniforms for Hookah Lounges and Shisha Bar… Buying guide, Uniforms Uniforms for Hookah Lounges and Shisha Bars: Heat, Charcoal, Smoke and Dark Colours By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Black half-sleeve shirts with hookah line-art embroidery, custom hookah and shisha lounge staff uniforms by RestroCart Quick answer What uniforms work best for hookah lounge and shisha bar staff? Hookah lounge staff are best dressed in cotton-rich shirts or polos in charcoal, navy, maroon or deep olive, which hide ash better than jet black, with a cotton canvas or leather apron for whoever handles hot coals. Avoid pure polyester near charcoal, because it melts, and choose embroidery over print. RestroCart designs lounge uniforms by role, from coal handlers to floor staff and managers. Key takeaways - Whoever handles coals needs cotton-rich fabric and a canvas or leather apron; polyester melts. - Charcoal, navy, maroon and deep olive hide ash better than jet black or white. - Smoke odour builds up fast, so plan more sets per person and frequent washing. - Embroidered logos survive heat, smoke and frequent washing better than prints. In this guide - What makes a hookah lounge uniform different - Fabric choices near hot coals - Colours that hide ash and suit low light - Uniforms by role in a hookah lounge - Aprons for the coal team and the bar - Smoke odour, laundry and how many sets to order - Lounge kitchens, seasons and the rest of the look - Common mistakes in hookah lounge uniforms - How to order hookah lounge uniforms Hookah lounges and shisha bars ask more of a uniform than most bars do. Staff carry trays of glowing coals across a dark room, lean over low tables, work in warm, smoky air until late at night and still need to look sharp under moody lighting. The uniform has to handle heat, ash and smoke odour, and it has to look like it belongs in the lounge rather than in a kitchen. This guide covers hookah lounge and shisha bar staff uniforms in India: what the coal handler needs, what floor staff and bartenders wear, which colours hide ash, how to deal with smoke odour, and how to plan sets and reorders. What makes a hookah lounge uniform different Three things set a shisha bar apart from an ordinary bar or restaurant floor: - Heat and embers. Someone on the team is lighting, carrying and changing hot coals all night. A stray ember or a brush against a coal tray is routine. - Ash and smoke. Fine ash settles on shoulders and sleeves, and smoke odour gets into fabric within one shift. - Low light and a late crowd. Lounges are dim, often with coloured or UV lighting, and the mood is relaxed but stylish. A uniform that ignores these looks tired by midnight and wears out in weeks. One designed for them lasts, and makes a small team look like a professional crew. Fabric choices near hot coals This is the most important decision, and it is about safety as much as looks. Synthetic fibres such as polyester and nylon melt when an ember lands on them, and melted fabric can stick to skin. Cotton and cotton-rich blends tend to char rather than melt. For anyone handling coals, choose: - Cotton-rich shirts or polos rather than 100% polyester. A pique polo in a cotton or cotton-rich blend, roughly 200 to 240 GSM, is comfortable and durable. - A protective apron in heavy cotton canvas or leather over the shirt. It takes the knocks from the coal tray and keeps ash off the uniform. - Close-fitting or rolled sleeves. Loose cuffs hang near coals and bowls. Half sleeves or sleeve tabs are practical. Specialist flame-retardant treated fabrics exist for high-risk work; if your coal service involves open flames or large coal burners, ask your supplier about them specifically. For floor staff who do not handle coals, a poly-cotton blend is fine and holds its colour well. Uniforms are one part of coal safety. Tongs, heat-proof coal carriers and a clear handling routine matter just as much. Colours that hide ash and suit low light Most lounges instinctively choose black, and it does look sharp. But jet black shows grey ash dust clearly, and it fades to a brownish black after repeated washing. White and cream yellow with smoke. Colours that work better: - Charcoal and graphite grey hide ash almost completely and look modern. - Navy and midnight blue read as black in low light but are more forgiving. - Maroon, wine and oxblood feel warm and suit Middle Eastern or Mughal-inspired interiors. - Bottle green and deep olive suit rooftop and garden lounges. Keep bright colour for the logo and trims. Gold, copper or white embroidery on a dark base catches the light nicely in a dim room, and a contrast collar or placket separates roles without a new garment. Under UV lighting, white elements glow, so use white logo thread deliberately or not at all. Dark bases with bright branding: navy polos with an embroidered logo for The Hookah Company, black polos with red branding for RPM Club, and black and white shirts with gold embroidery for Blackjack. Uniforms by role in a hookah lounge Role | Garments | Fabric and colour | Key detail | Hookah master / coal handler | Polo or shirt with half sleeves, canvas or leather bib apron | Cotton-rich; charcoal, maroon or olive | No polyester; apron covers chest to knee | Floor staff / servers | Polo or shirt, half apron with pockets | Poly-cotton or cotton pique; lounge colour | Pockets for order pad, lighter, card machine | Bartenders | Shirt or polo, bib apron with straps | Denim, canvas or leather-look apron | Towel loop and bottle-opener pocket | Host / door | Smart shirt or overshirt | Darker shade of house colour | Name badge, subtle logo | Manager | Shirt with jacket or waistcoat | Suiting fabric in charcoal or navy | Most formal look on the floor | Kitchen | Chef coat, apron, cap | Poly-cotton twill | Contrast panel in lounge colour | A useful rule: the closer a role is to the coals, the more cotton and the heavier the apron. The closer to the guest, the more polish. Dressing a hookah lounge or shisha bar team? Tell us your roles, headcount and interior mood. We will suggest cotton-rich fabrics, ash-hiding colours and aprons for your coal team. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Aprons for the coal team and the bar An apron is the most practical piece in a lounge uniform. For the coal handler, a full bib apron in 10 to 12 oz cotton canvas or leather protects the shirt from ash and knocks, and a leather or heavy canvas finish ages well rather than looking stained. Adjustable neck straps or cross-back straps help staff of different heights. For bartenders and floor staff, a denim or canvas bib or half apron with pockets carries the order pad, lighter, bottle opener and card machine. Our guide to canvas, denim and leather aprons compares the materials in detail, and you can browse finished pieces in our apron gallery. A tan leather bib apron with an embossed logo, adjustable neck strap and pockets. Leather and heavy canvas suit the coal team because they shrug off ash and knocks. Smoke odour, laundry and how many sets to order Smoke odour is the hidden cost of hookah lounge uniforms. It builds up in every shift, and a uniform that smells of stale smoke undermines an otherwise good-looking team. The answer is rotation and routine rather than a special fabric. Hookah lounge uniform care routine - Wash uniforms after every shift; do not re-wear a smoky uniform the next night. - Hang uniforms to air rather than stuffing them into a bag at the end of a shift. - Brush off ash before washing; wet ash smears into fabric. - Wash dark uniforms inside out in cool to warm water to protect colour. - Wash aprons separately; canvas can be spot-cleaned between full washes, leather wiped down. - Store clean uniforms away from the lounge and staff smoking areas. - Plan three sets per person for coal handlers and floor staff, two to three for managers. - Replace any garment with a burn hole straight away; small holes grow quickly. Embroidered logos survive this routine far better than screen prints or heat transfers, which can soften near heat and crack with frequent washing. Our embroidery vs printing guide explains why. For general laundry advice for your team, see our uniform care guide. Lounge kitchens, seasons and the rest of the look Many lounges run a full kitchen and a bar menu. Kitchen staff can wear chef coats in the lounge palette so the team looks connected even behind the pass. For Raftaar Lounge we made a black chef coat with a maroon contrast panel, a maroon chef coat with a black panel and a black apron, a good example of carrying a lounge palette into the kitchen. A black chef coat with a maroon contrast panel, a maroon chef coat with a black panel and a black apron, made for Raftaar Lounge. Rooftop and open-air lounges in north India also need winter layers: a hoodie, sweatshirt or zip jacket in the lounge colour, embroidered with the same logo, keeps staff warm without breaking the look. Menus, coasters and name badges can carry the same palette too; ordering them together keeps colours consistent. Our bartender uniform guide covers the bar side of the team in more depth. Common mistakes in hookah lounge uniforms - Cheap polyester for everyone. It looks fine on day one, but it is the wrong fabric for the person carrying coals, and it holds smoke odour stubbornly. - All-black everything. Black on black on black disappears in a dark room and shows every speck of ash. A charcoal base or a coloured collar reads better. - Loose, long sleeves on the coal team. Cuffs that hang over bowls and coal trays are a hazard. Half sleeves or sleeve tabs solve it. - Large printed graphics. Big prints crack with heat and frequent washing. A neat embroidered logo, or a small line-art motif like the hookah embroidery in our hero photo, lasts far longer. - Too few sets. Two sets per person means someone always wears yesterday's smoky shirt. Three is the practical minimum for floor and coal staff. - Forgetting the host and the door. The first person guests meet should look the most polished, not wear whatever is left over. You can see how other bars and lounges have approached their teams in our client portfolios. How to order hookah lounge uniforms At RestroCart the process is simple. Share your roles, headcount, logo and a few photos of the lounge on WhatsApp or email. Our in-house design team sends mockups and suggests fabrics, colours and branding; you approve physical swatches and a sample set; production starts only after approval, followed by quality checks and delivery to your door anywhere in India, packed by role or size. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, depending on items and quantities. Lounges often see high staff turnover, so reorders matter. We keep your patterns, fabric codes and artwork on file, so dressing a new coal handler in three months takes one message. Ready to kit out your lounge team? Send your logo, roles and opening or refresh date. We reply the same day with ideas and a sampling plan. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build your list in our quote builder. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What fabric is safest for staff who handle hookah coals?Cotton and cotton-rich blends are the sensible choice because they tend to char rather than melt if an ember lands on them. Pure polyester and nylon can melt and stick to skin. Add a heavy cotton canvas or leather apron and keep sleeves close-fitting or rolled so they do not hang near the coals. Specialist flame-retardant fabrics exist; ask your supplier if you need them. What colour uniforms suit a hookah lounge?Deep, warm-dark colours such as charcoal, navy, maroon, bottle green and deep olive suit low lighting and hide ash and smoke residue. Jet black looks sharp but shows grey ash dust, and white yellows with smoke. A metallic or bright accent in the logo embroidery adds personality. How do we stop uniforms smelling of smoke?Wash after every shift, air uniforms on hangers rather than leaving them in a bag, and give each staff member enough sets to rotate. Cotton-rich fabrics release odour more easily in the wash than heavy polyester. Store clean uniforms away from the lounge area. Should hookah lounge staff wear polos or shirts?Both work. Polos are relaxed, comfortable and easy to wash, and suit casual lounges and rooftop bars. Shirts look more premium and suit cocktail-led lounges. Many lounges put floor staff in polos and managers in shirts. Can RestroCart make aprons for coal handlers?Yes. We make canvas, denim and leather aprons with adjustable straps and pockets, branded to match the rest of the team. Tell us how your coal service works and we will suggest the right material and length. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsMonsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams A monsoon guide to branded rainwear for restaurant teams: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons, fabrics, seams, reflect… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour How to design uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: wrap chef coats, mandarin collars, happi styles, colour and scr… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands A practical guide to pizzeria uniforms in India: pizzaiolo aprons, breathable tees and polos, caps, service and manager wear, badges and delivery kit.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## House of Wok Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/house-of-wok-uniforms/ Chef coats, polos, rainwear, packaging and menus for House of Wok, and copper-trimmed chef sets, leatherette menus and linen for House of Wok Prive. Home › Blog › House of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Unifo… Client story, Uniforms House of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware for Two Tiers of One Pan-Asian Brand By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Chef plating a dish in a white chef coat and white skull cap with mesh crown, both embroidered with the House of Wok Prive monogram Quick answer What did RestroCart make for House of Wok and House of Wok Prive? For House of Wok, RestroCart made black chef coats with red trims, black polos with red tipping, black dry-fit polos, hooded rain jackets with trousers, printed menus and a delivery packaging set of bags, boxes and cutlery pouches. For House of Wok Prive we made copper-trimmed white and black chef sets, skull caps, white aprons, housekeeping tunics, leatherette menus and bill folders, and green monogrammed napkins. Key takeaways - House of Wok runs on black, red and white: bold, graphic and built for a busy kitchen and delivery. - House of Wok Prive keeps the same logo family but softens the palette to copper, brown leatherette and green linen. - Delivery is part of the brand: bags, boxes, cutlery pouches and rider rainwear all carry the same look. - A two-tier brand works best when the construction is shared and only the finishes change. In this guide - Two tiers, one family: the palette side by side - House of Wok uniforms: black and red for kitchen and floor - Delivery: packaging and rainwear that carry the brand - House of Wok Prive: the premium tier - Prive on the table: leatherette and linen - Lessons for pan-Asian restaurants and two-tier brands - Get a quote for your brand Some brands have one look. House of Wok has two. Our archive holds work for both House of Wok, a bold black-and-red pan-Asian brand with a full set of delivery packaging and rider rainwear, and House of Wok Prive, a quieter, more premium sibling with copper trims, leatherette menus and green linen. Together they make one of the most useful case studies we have for any restaurant group running a casual brand and a premium one, or a dine-in room with a large delivery business. This post covers the House of Wok uniforms, packaging and tableware we made, and what other brands can take from them. As with all our client stories, we describe what our photographs show: the pieces, colours, fabrics and branding. The reasoning and lessons are ours. See everything on the House of Wok and House of Wok Prive client pages. Two tiers, one family: the palette side by side | House of Wok | House of Wok Prive | Base colours | Black and white | White, black, khaki | Accent | Bright red | Copper and gold; bottle green on the table | Kitchen | Black chef coats, one plain, one with red collar, piping and buttons | White and black chef coats with copper collar trim, black trousers, white skull caps, white and black bib aprons | Floor and counter | Black pique polos with red tipping; black dry-fit polos | Not in our photographs | Housekeeping | Not in our photographs | Khaki tunic and trousers with white trims | Delivery | Hooded rain jacket and trousers; bags, food box, cutlery pouches | Not in our photographs | Table | Dark printed menus | Brown leatherette menu covers and bill folders, green napkins | The logo family is shared: a W inside a circle, with "WOK" set vertically beside "HOUSE OF". Prive adds its own name under the mark. What changes between the two is the finish. House of Wok is graphic and high-contrast; Prive is softer, warmer and more tactile. If you are planning a similar family of brands, brief them together even if you open them a year apart. Decide which elements are shared (logo structure, garment patterns, embroidery placement, fabric qualities) and which belong to each tier (accent colour, trim material, table finishes). Writing that down once saves a round of sampling for every new outlet, and it keeps a second-tier brand from drifting into a look that competes with the first. Our uniform brief template has a section for multi-outlet groups. House of Wok uniforms: black and red for kitchen and floor Chef coats Our photographs show two House of Wok chef coats. One is a classic long-sleeve, double-breasted black coat with black buttons and the logo embroidered on the chest pocket. The other is a black wrap-front coat with a red mandarin collar edge, red piping down the front and red buttons, with the same pocket logo. Having two versions in the same colour is a neat way to separate roles in a kitchen (for example, senior chefs and the line) without changing the palette. Our guide to kitchen brigade uniforms by rank explores this further. Black is a natural choice for a wok kitchen, where soy, oil and smoke are constant. It hides marks, and the red trim gives it energy. The one thing to watch is fading: ask for colour-fast dyes and keep black coats out of hot bleach washes, as our uniform care guide explains. Polos For the floor and counter there are two black polos. One is a pique polo with red tipping on the collar and sleeve edges and the logo embroidered on the chest. The other is a lighter black dry-fit polo with the chest logo and a red W monogram on the sleeve. The tipped pique polo looks a little smarter; the dry-fit one is cooler and dries faster. See our polo t-shirt GSM guide for how fabric weight changes the feel. House of Wok kitchen and floor: black chef coats, one with red collar and piping; black pique polos with red tipping; and black dry-fit polos with a red W on the sleeve. Delivery: packaging and rainwear that carry the brand This is where House of Wok stands out. The archive shows a complete delivery kit, and every piece speaks the same black-and-red language as the uniforms. - Carry bags. Black paper bags with a large dragon illustration printed tone-on-tone, the logo, a QR code for direct ordering, the line "A Pan Asian Experience" and a red band at the base with contact details. - Food box. A black folding box with the dragon, logo and QR code, and a red band printed with menu categories as tick boxes, so the kitchen can mark what is inside. - Cutlery pouches. Black pouches with a repeating red W pattern, holding wooden chopsticks and black cutlery. - Rider rainwear. A black hooded rain jacket with matching trousers, the full logo printed large across the back and a small logo on the chest. The QR code on the bag and box is a smart touch: the packaging becomes the reorder channel. The tick-box band saves a sticker and a pen. And the rain set means the brand stays visible in traffic even in the monsoon, when a rider in a random poncho would be anonymous. Our guides to delivery packaging branding, delivery rider uniforms and insulated delivery bags cover each piece in depth. House of Wok delivery and print: black paper bags, a food box and patterned cutlery pouches; a hooded rain jacket and trousers with a large back logo; and dark printed menus with a QR code for the digital menu. The printed menus follow the same dark look: a black background, food photography, clear sections and a QR code linking to the digital menu. Browse our packaging and print catalogue for the formats we make. Running a dine-in brand with a big delivery side? Send your logo and tell us your order volumes. We will propose uniforms, rider rainwear and packaging in one look. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com House of Wok Prive: the premium tier Chef sets with copper trims The Prive kitchen is dressed in two chef coats that mirror each other: a white coat and a black coat, both with a copper or tan trim on the collar and a copper welt on the chest pocket, the Prive logo embroidered on the pocket, and the W monogram in a circle on the sleeve. They are paired with black trousers and a black bib apron embroidered in copper. Our hero image shows the white coat in use, with a matching white skull cap that has a breathable mesh crown and the W monogram on the front. Compare this with the House of Wok coats and the lesson is clear. Both kitchens wear coats with a coloured collar trim. House of Wok's is bright red on black; Prive's is copper on white or black. Same construction idea, different mood. Our chef coat styles guide and headwear guide cover the options. Aprons and housekeeping Prive also has white bib aprons with the embroidered logo, which suit an open, show-kitchen style or a pastry section. The housekeeping set is a khaki tunic with a white mandarin collar, white piping down the placket, white cuff bands and white welts on both lower pockets, worn with matching khaki elastic-waist trousers. It is calm and neat, and it reads as part of a premium house rather than as a generic cleaning uniform. Our housekeeping uniform guide explains why contrast trims work so well for this role. House of Wok Prive: white and black chef coats with copper collar trims, black trousers and a black bib apron; a khaki housekeeping tunic and trousers with white trims; and white bib aprons with the embroidered Prive logo. Prive on the table: leatherette and linen On the table, Prive moves from print to texture. Our photographs show brown leatherette menu covers with the logo debossed on the front and gold screw posts holding the printed pages, and matching brown leatherette bill folders with a debossed logo, a pen loop, a slot for the bill and a printed feedback card. The napkins are a deep bottle green with the W monogram embroidered in gold thread in one corner. Brown leatherette, green linen and gold thread are a classic premium combination, and they sit comfortably with the copper trims in the kitchen. Our guides to leatherette menu covers and bill folders and table napkins go into materials and sizes. House of Wok Prive table pieces: brown leatherette bill folders with a debossed logo, pen loop and feedback card, and bottle-green napkins with a gold embroidered W monogram. Lessons for pan-Asian restaurants and two-tier brands What to take from House of Wok and Prive - Share the logo family and garment construction between tiers; change the accent colour and the finishes. - Use a dark base in a wok kitchen, and put the brand colour in collars, piping and tipping. - Treat delivery as a guest-facing channel: bags, boxes, cutlery pouches and rider rainwear should all look like the restaurant. - Put a QR code for direct orders on packaging you send out. - For a premium tier, move from print to texture: leatherette menus, debossed logos, fabric napkins, embroidered monograms. - Give housekeeping a designed tunic in the house palette, not an off-the-shelf set. If you are building a pan-Asian concept, our pan-Asian restaurant uniforms guide covers colours, mandarin collars and fabrics, and our article on ordering uniforms and supplies together explains why one supplier makes this kind of consistency easier. Get a quote for your brand RestroCart makes uniforms, tableware, merchandise, packaging and signage for restaurants, cafes, bars, hotels and cloud kitchens, all under one roof since 2018, and delivers anywhere in India. Send your logo, roles, headcount and the supplies you need on WhatsApp +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or use our quote builder. More brands are on our client portfolio page. Launching a premium tier or a new outlet? Tell us what you need and when. We reply the same day with mockup timelines. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: everything we made for House of Wok Prive · everything we made for House of Wok Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What did RestroCart make for House of Wok?Our photographs show black chef coats (one plain, one with red collar, piping and buttons), black pique polos with red tipping, black dry-fit polos, black hooded rain jackets with trousers, dark printed menus, and a delivery set of black paper bags, a food box and patterned cutlery pouches. What did RestroCart make for House of Wok Prive?White and black chef coats with copper collar trims, black trousers, white skull caps with a mesh crown, white and black bib aprons, khaki housekeeping tunics with white trims, brown leatherette menu covers and bill folders with a debossed logo, and green table napkins with a gold monogram. Can one supplier make uniforms and delivery packaging for a restaurant?Yes. RestroCart makes uniforms, tableware, merchandise, packaging and print under one roof, so the same artwork and colour references are used across fabric, paper and leatherette. That is what keeps a black-and-red brand looking the same on a chef coat and on a carry bag. What should delivery riders wear in the monsoon?A two-piece rain set, a hooded jacket and trousers in a waterproof fabric, is more practical than a poncho on a two-wheeler. Put a large logo on the back of the jacket, where it is seen in traffic, and a small one on the chest. How do you make a premium sub-brand look different from the main brand?Keep the logo family and garment construction, and change the finishes: a softer accent colour instead of a bright one, leatherette instead of print on menus, fabric napkins instead of paper. House of Wok Prive does exactly this with copper trims, brown leatherette and green linen. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour How to design uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: wrap chef coats, mandarin collars, happi styles, colour and scr… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands A practical guide to pizzeria uniforms in India: pizzaiolo aprons, breathable tees and polos, caps, service and manager wear, badges and delivery kit.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPolo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Decision Guide by Concept, Climate, Budget, Laundry and Branding Polo t-shirt or woven shirt for your waiters and stewards? Compare them by concept, Indian climate, budget, laundry, branding and durability, then dec… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## How to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms Without Colour or Size Mismatch URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/how-to-reorder-restaurant-uniforms/ Reordering uniforms for new staff, replacements or a new outlet? Keep dye lots consistent, hold size buffers, keep a uniform register and know when to re-sample. Home › Blog › How to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms: Matchi… Buying guide, Uniforms How to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms: Matching Colours, Sizes and Logos for New Staff, Replacements and New Outlets By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Two grey and white striped uniform shirts in different sizes with white contrast collars and cuffs and an embroidered logo Quick answer How do I reorder restaurant uniforms so they match the originals? To reorder restaurant uniforms that match, reorder from the same supplier using the fabric codes, shade references, patterns and embroidery files from the first order, and compare the new batch against a kept master sample. Hold a 10 to 15 percent size buffer for new joiners, track every piece in a uniform register, and re-sample whenever the fabric, logo, fit or supplier changes. RestroCart keeps these specifications on file for this reason. Key takeaways - Colour mismatch comes from dye lots. Keep a master sample and the supplier's fabric code, and order spares with the first batch. - Hold a 10 to 15 percent size buffer, weighted towards the sizes and roles that turn over fastest. - A simple uniform register (who has what, in which size, issued when) makes every reorder quick and accurate. - Re-sample when anything changes: fabric, logo, fit, supplier, or a gap of many months since the last batch. In this guide - Why uniform reorders go wrong - Colour and dye-lot consistency - Size buffers: how many spares to hold - Keep a uniform register - Three kinds of reorder, three approaches - When to re-sample before a reorder - What to send when you reorder - How RestroCart handles reorders The first uniform order gets all the attention: the mockups, the fabric swatches, the sample, the big delivery before opening. The reorder gets almost none, and that is where most restaurant uniforms quietly go wrong. Three months later a new server turns up in a navy shirt that is visibly bluer than everyone else's, a chef's embroidered logo is a size smaller, and the only spare in stock is XXL. This guide explains how to reorder restaurant uniforms for new staff, replacements and new outlets so that batch two looks exactly like batch one. Why uniform reorders go wrong When reordered uniforms do not match, the cause is almost always one of four things: - Colour drift. The fabric came from a different dye lot, or the supplier substituted a "similar" fabric. - Fit drift. The pattern was not kept, or a different tailor cut it, so the same size fits differently. - Logo drift. The embroidery file was re-made, or someone sent a slightly different logo, so the size, thread colour or position changed. - Timing. The reorder went in when someone ran out, not before, so the restaurant accepted whatever was available. All four are preventable with a little record-keeping at the first order and a clear process for every order after it. That is also why choosing a supplier who keeps your specifications on file matters; it is one of the questions in our guide to choosing a restaurant uniform manufacturer. Colour and dye-lot consistency Fabric is dyed in batches, called dye lots. Even with the same fabric code and the same colour name, two lots can differ slightly in shade. On a single garment you would never notice. On a line of six servers standing side by side under restaurant lighting, you will. Some colours are far more sensitive than others. Navy, black, maroon, bottle green, khaki and pastels such as pink or mint show lot differences most. Denim varies with every wash batch and continues to change as it is laundered. White and mid-greys are the most forgiving. How to keep colour consistent across reorders - Ask your supplier to record the fabric code, blend, GSM and shade reference for every garment on the first order, and confirm they keep it on file. - Keep one unworn piece of each garment as a master sample, bagged and out of the light. It is your reference for every future batch. - Order spares with the first batch. They come from the same dye lot and will match perfectly. - For contrast trims, piping and check fabrics, ask the supplier to hold back extra trim fabric from the original lot. - When you reorder, ask for the new fabric to be shade-matched against the master sample before cutting. - If a lot does not match closely enough, replace the whole role at once rather than mixing old and new on the same shift. - Launder new pieces a couple of times before issuing them alongside washed originals; worn uniforms fade slightly, new ones catch up. Denim waist aprons with stone-coloured waistbands. Denim and contrast trims are the pieces most likely to shift in shade between batches, so order spares and extra trim fabric with the first run. If you are planning colours from scratch, our uniform colours guide covers which shades are easiest to keep consistent, and the uniform care guide explains how washing affects fading. Size buffers: how many spares to hold Restaurants are high-turnover workplaces. New joiners arrive with a day's notice, staff change size, and uniforms get damaged. A size buffer, a small stock of unissued uniforms held back from the first order, is the difference between a new joiner in full uniform on day one and a new joiner in their own black t-shirt for three weeks. Our standard advice is a buffer of 10 to 15 percent above current headcount, spread intelligently rather than evenly: Situation | Suggested buffer | How to spread it | Stable team, low turnover | Around 10 percent | Mostly in your two most common sizes | Typical restaurant or cafe | 10 to 15 percent | Weighted to service and kitchen helper roles, which turn over fastest | High turnover or seasonal hiring | 15 percent or more | Add one or two pieces at each end of the size range | Multi-outlet group | Per outlet plus a small central stock | Central stock in the sizes every outlet runs short of | Personalised pieces (names embroidered) | Buffer the plain garment | Add names locally or in small top-up orders | Look at your first order's size split to set the buffer. The middle sizes (M and L for most Indian teams) run out first, but the sizes that cause the most trouble are the ends of the range, XS and XXL, because nobody stocks them. Keep ladies' fits in the buffer too, not just unisex sizes. Our uniform sizing guide covers size charts and measuring, and the guide to women's restaurant uniforms explains why a ladies' cut matters. Two things to protect on a reorder: the same design across sizes (beige polos with black contrast collars and tipping, in two sizes) and trim colours that must match exactly (a beige housekeeping tunic with black collar, placket and pocket trims). Keep a uniform register A uniform register is simply a spreadsheet that tracks who has what. It takes ten minutes to set up and it turns every reorder from a guess into a list. It also helps with deposits, exit returns and planning replacements. Column | What to record | Why it helps | Staff name and role | Who the uniform is issued to | Tells you which roles turn over fastest | Pieces issued | E.g. 3 chef coats, 3 aprons, 2 caps | Shows real sets per person | Size and fit | Size, and ladies' or unisex fit | Builds your real size curve for reorders | Issue date and batch | Date issued, and which order it came from | Links garments to dye lots | Condition and return date | Good, worn, damaged; date returned on exit | Tells you what can be reissued and what needs replacing | Personalisation | Name embroidered, if any | Flags pieces that cannot be reissued | Alongside the register, keep one folder, physical or digital, with the original quote, the approved mockups, sample photos, the fabric and trim references, the embroidery file and the supplier's invoice number. When you reorder, you send that reference, not a description from memory. Need to reorder? Send us your brand name, the original order date or invoice number, and the sizes you need. We work from the patterns and files we kept. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Three kinds of reorder, three approaches 1. New staff Issue from the buffer first, and set a trigger point: when the buffer for any role drops to one or two pieces in a key size, place a top-up order. Small top-ups are best combined, so collect needs for a few weeks unless you are genuinely short. If your uniforms carry staff names, keep plain garments in the buffer and add names in a small batch. 2. Replacements Uniforms wear out at different speeds. Kitchen pieces washed daily at high temperatures age faster than a manager's waistcoat. Use the register to review condition every few months and replace by role, not piece by piece, so the whole team stays in the same shade. Plan a larger refresh once a year, ideally before your busiest season. Our kitchen uniform hygiene guide explains when a chef coat is past its useful life. 3. New outlets A new outlet is a reorder with extras. The design is already approved, so confirm what stays the same and what changes (an outlet name, a different climate, a new role such as a bar team or delivery riders). Build the size list from the new team, reuse the approved patterns and embroidery files, and plan backwards so uniforms are in the building two weeks before opening, in time for training. Our multi-outlet uniform programme guide covers central stock, packing by outlet and outlet-specific pieces, and the restaurant opening supplies checklist covers everything else a new site needs. When to re-sample before a reorder A straight repeat of an approved design, from the same supplier, in the same fabric, does not need a new sample. Everything else probably does. Ask for a fresh sample, or at least a fabric swatch and a sew-out of the embroidery, when: - The original fabric has been discontinued or the supplier proposes a substitute. - Your logo has changed, even slightly. A new mark can need a different embroidery size or thread colours. Our story on Xero Degrees uniforms shows two versions of one brand's logo on delivered pieces, and our guide to rebranding and uniform refresh covers the changeover. - You are changing the fit, for example adding a ladies' cut or changing sleeve length after staff feedback. - You are moving to a new supplier. Send them your master sample and ask for a counter-sample before bulk. - Your laundry has changed, say from in-house washing to a commercial laundry, which may need a sturdier blend. - It has been a long gap since the last batch and you want to check the shade against your master sample before cutting. For how sampling fits into the overall process, see how custom uniforms are made. What to send when you reorder A good reorder message is short and specific. Include: Your reorder message - Brand and outlet name, and the original order date or invoice number. - Each item with sizes and quantities, for example: chef coat M x4, L x2; bib apron x6. - Names for embroidery, spelled exactly, if your uniforms are personalised. - Anything that should change from last time, and anything that must not. - A photo of the master sample next to a worn piece, if colour matching is critical. - The date the uniforms must be in the building. If you do not have the original details to hand, send a clear photo of the garment, the care label and the logo, and we will work from that. How RestroCart handles reorders RestroCart keeps patterns, fabric codes and artwork on file for every client, precisely so reorders match. A straight repeat skips the design and sampling stage and goes into production against the approved specification, typically two to four weeks depending on the item and quantity. We pack by role and size, or by staff name if you prefer, and deliver anywhere in India. If you are in the NCR, our guide to finding a restaurant uniform supplier in Gurgaon covers local delivery too, and you can browse finished work in our uniform gallery. Ready to reorder, or setting up a reorder process for a new outlet? Send your details on WhatsApp +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or use our quote builder for a new programme. Opening another outlet? Tell us the opening date and team size. We will reuse your approved designs and plan the reorder backwards from your date. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Why do reordered uniforms sometimes look a different colour?Fabric is dyed in batches called dye lots, and each lot can vary slightly in shade. Two batches of the same fabric code can look different side by side, especially in navy, black, maroon, pastels and denim. Ordering spares with the first batch, keeping a master sample and asking your supplier to shade-match against it keeps the difference small. How many extra uniforms should a restaurant keep in stock?A buffer of 10 to 15 percent above your current headcount covers most new joiners and size changes. Weight it towards the sizes you use most and the roles with the highest turnover, usually service and kitchen helpers. Do I need a new sample every time I reorder uniforms?Not for a straight repeat of an approved design from the same supplier with the same fabric. You should re-sample if the fabric, logo, fit or supplier changes, if the original fabric has been discontinued, or if it has been a long time since the last batch and you want to check the shade. What is a uniform register?A simple spreadsheet listing each staff member, their role, the pieces and sizes issued, the issue date and the condition when returned. It tells you exactly what to reorder, which sizes run out, and which pieces are due for replacement. How do I reorder uniforms for a new outlet?Treat it as a new programme built on the old one: confirm the design and any outlet-specific changes, build the size list from the new team, reuse the approved patterns and embroidery files, and order early enough to have uniforms in the building two weeks before opening. How long does a uniform reorder take?A straight repeat is usually faster than a first order because design and sampling are already done. Production typically takes two to four weeks depending on the item and quantity. Winterwear and the October to December season can take longer, so reorder early. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands A practical guide to pizzeria uniforms in India: pizzaiolo aprons, breathable tees and polos, caps, service and manager wear, badges and delivery kit.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPolo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Decision Guide by Concept, Climate, Budget, Laundry and Branding Polo t-shirt or woven shirt for your waiters and stewards? Compare them by concept, Indian climate, budget, laundry, branding and durability, then dec… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsQSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders How to plan QSR, burger joint and fast-food uniforms in India: t-shirts, polos, caps and aprons that survive grease and turnover, with sizing and reor… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Insulated Delivery Bags for Restaurants and Cloud Kitchens URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/insulated-delivery-bags-restaurants/ How to choose branded insulated delivery bags and backpacks: sizes for pizza and meal boxes, foam and lining, waterproofing, branding panels and rider comfort. Home › Blog › Insulated Delivery Bags and Backpacks for … Buying guide, Packaging Insulated Delivery Bags and Backpacks for Restaurants and Cloud Kitchens: Sizes, Insulation, Branding and Rider Comfort By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Black insulated food delivery backpack with a printed flame logo, shown open with its internal divider and a matching padded panel Quick answer What should I look for in an insulated delivery bag for my restaurant? Size the bag around your largest order, not your average one. Look for dense foam insulation on all six sides, a wipeable food-safe inner lining, a water-resistant outer fabric, a removable divider for hot and cold items, padded straps with back ventilation, and reflective strips. Brand the side panels as well as the lid. RestroCart makes custom-printed insulated delivery bags and backpacks for restaurants and cloud kitchens. Key takeaways - Measure your largest regular order, then add room for drinks and a divider. - Insulation keeps food warm longer; it does not keep food hot forever. Route planning still matters. - A wipeable inner lining and a removable base make daily cleaning realistic. - Brand the sides and back: that is what traffic and pedestrians see. In this guide - Backpack, box bag or pizza bag: which format? - Getting the size right - Insulation and lining: what actually keeps food warm - Outer fabric and weather - Rider comfort: the details riders notice by week two - Branding a delivery bag so it works on the road - Hygiene and daily care - How many bags to order, and when to replace them - What to send for a quote - Get a quote for branded delivery bags An insulated delivery bag is the last piece of your kitchen that touches the food before the customer does. Insulated delivery bags and backpacks for restaurants and cloud kitchens decide whether a biryani arrives steaming or lukewarm, whether a pizza box arrives flat or folded, and whether your rider spends a ten-hour shift comfortable or sore. They are also the only moving advertisement most delivery brands own. Our guide to cloud kitchen and delivery rider uniforms covers the rider's kit as a whole. This one goes deep on the bag: sizes, insulation, lining, branding and the details riders notice by week two. Backpack, box bag or pizza bag: which format? Start with how your riders travel and how many orders they carry per trip. Format | Best for | Strengths | Watch out for | Insulated backpack | Two-wheeler riders, one to three orders per trip | Load close to the body, hands free, easier in traffic and lifts | Limited width for large pizza boxes; needs good back padding | Box bag with shoulder strap or carrier mount | Multi-order trips, bike carriers, catering drops | Large, rigid, stacks well, fits meal trays | Heavy when full; awkward for walk-ups and stairs | Pizza bag | Pizzerias | Flat and wide, sized to box diameter, keeps boxes level | Only good for pizza; sides and drinks need a second bag | Small insulated pouch | Dessert, coffee and single-order deliveries | Light, cheap to stock, easy to hand over | Holds temperature for short trips only | Many cloud kitchens settle on backpacks for daily riders and keep one or two larger box bags for bulk and catering orders. Square insulated delivery bags for Crusty Culture, with the logo printed large on the front, framed by two vertical reflective strips. Getting the size right The most common delivery bag mistake is sizing for the average order. Size for your largest regular order, then add room. How to size a delivery bag - Measure your largest box or container footprint: pizza box, meal tray, cake box or biryani handi. - Count how many you send in one trip at peak, and stack them on a table to measure the height. - Add space for drinks, a dessert and a divider panel between hot and cold. - Check the bag still fits your rider's two-wheeler and does not block the mirrors or tail light. - For cakes and tall desserts, check the internal height with the box lid closed and any topper on. - Keep a note of these dimensions on file, so new bags match your packaging when you change boxes. If you are also redesigning your boxes, sleeves or wraps, size the bag last, around the final packaging. Our guides to branded delivery packaging and paper sleeves, butter paper and wrappers cover what goes inside. Insulation and lining: what actually keeps food warm An insulated bag slows heat transfer. It does not generate heat. How well it works depends on three things: the foam, the lining, and how tightly the bag closes. Foam insulation Closed-cell foam, commonly EPE or PE foam, sits between the outer fabric and the inner lining. Thicker, denser foam holds temperature longer but adds weight and bulk. Ask whether all six sides are insulated, including the lid and base; cheaper bags sometimes skip the base, which is exactly where the heaviest hot containers sit. Inner lining A reflective foil-type lining or a wipeable coated fabric is standard. What matters for a restaurant is that it can be wiped clean daily, has sealed or taped seams so spills do not soak into the foam, and does not tear at the corners. A removable rigid base panel helps the bag keep its shape and can be cleaned separately. Closure A lid that overlaps the walls and closes with a full zip or a wide hook-and-loop strip loses far less heat than a loose flap. The fewer gaps, the better the bag works. Dividers A removable divider lets a rider keep a cold dessert or drink away from a hot main. It also stops containers sliding and spilling on turns, which does more for reviews than most people expect. A pair of insulated delivery backpacks with a printed flame logo. Rigid walls and a structured lid help the bag keep its shape when it is only half full. Outer fabric and weather Delivery riders in India work through summer heat, dust and monsoon rain. The outer fabric should be a tough woven polyester or nylon with a water-resistant coating, with a lid that sheds water away from the zip. Heavier denier fabrics resist abrasion from bike carriers and kerbs. Dark colours hide road dust; if your brand colour is light, use it for panels and piping rather than the whole bag. During the monsoon, the bag and the rider both need protection. Our guide to monsoon rainwear for restaurant staff covers raincoats and ponchos that work with a backpack. Need delivery bags sized to your packaging? Send your largest box size, orders per trip and rider count. We will suggest a format and send a branded mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Rider comfort: the details riders notice by week two A rider carries this bag for hours every day. A bag that hurts gets carried badly, left open, or swapped for a plain one. Look for: - Padded, adjustable shoulder straps wide enough to spread the load. - A padded back panel, ideally with air channels, because a hot bag against a rider's back in May is miserable. - A chest strap to stop the bag swinging on turns. - A grab handle on top for lifting the bag off the bike and carrying it up stairs. - A small outer pocket for the bill, a phone or a card machine, so the rider does not open the main compartment and lose heat. - Reflective strips on the back and sides for night riding. This is a real safety feature, not decoration. Branding a delivery bag so it works on the road A delivery bag is seen from behind and from the side, at a distance, while moving. Branding that works on a menu does not always work here. - Brand the sides and back, not just the lid. The lid is seen by the customer for a few seconds; the back and sides are seen by traffic all day. - Go large and simple. A bold logo or wordmark in one or two colours reads at a distance. Taglines and phone numbers in small type do not. - Use contrast. A light print on a dark bag, or a coloured panel with a dark logo. - Integrate the reflective strips into the design rather than adding them as an afterthought. - Match the rider's uniform. A bag, a windcheater and a cap in the same colour make a brand look established. Printing on flat panels before a bag is assembled usually gives a cleaner, better-aligned result than printing on a finished bag, so ask your supplier at which stage the branding is applied. An insulated delivery box bag for Soho Pizzeria, with a green logo panel on the front and orange reflective strips that frame it. Hygiene and daily care Food safety does not stop at the kitchen door. The inside of a delivery bag carries food packaging for hours a day, so it needs the same discipline as a prep surface. End-of-shift delivery bag routine - Empty the bag completely, including side pockets. - Remove the base panel and dividers. - Wipe the lining, base and dividers with a food-safe sanitiser; dry with a clean cloth. - Leave the bag open overnight so it airs out. - Check seams and zips weekly; a torn lining lets spills reach the foam. - Keep one spare bag per few riders so a damaged bag can be replaced the same day. Riders' uniforms and bags both matter when a food safety inspector or a customer looks closely. Our kitchen uniform hygiene guide covers the kitchen side. How many bags to order, and when to replace them Plan for one bag per rider on shift, plus spares. Spares cover a bag that is drying after a spill, a zip that fails mid-week, and the new rider who joins on a Friday before a long weekend. If you run separate hot and cold menus, such as a dessert brand alongside a meal brand from the same kitchen, a smaller second bag for cold items is often cheaper than a larger bag with a divider. Replace a bag when the lining tears, the zip no longer closes fully, the foam has compressed so the walls sag, or the print has faded enough that it no longer reads at a distance. A tired, peeling bag says as much about a kitchen as a stained apron does. Keeping your artwork and bag specification on file means replacements arrive looking identical to the originals, rather than a slightly different shade of your brand colour. Multi-brand cloud kitchens have one more decision: one neutral bag for every brand, or a bag per brand. A neutral bag in the kitchen's parent identity is easier to manage; brand-specific bags build recognition for your strongest label. Some kitchens do both, with brand bags for their lead label and neutral bags for the rest. What to send for a quote To quote custom insulated delivery bags accurately, we need: the format (backpack, box bag or pizza bag), your largest box size and orders per trip, the number of riders plus spares, your logo as a vector file, brand colours, and where you want branding and reflective strips. We send a mockup, make a sample for approval, and deliver to your kitchen anywhere in India. See more on our packaging work gallery and the packaging and print catalogue. Ready to brand your delivery fleet? Send your box sizes and logo, and we will come back with a bag format, a mockup and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for branded delivery bags If you are searching for a custom delivery bag supplier for your restaurant or cloud kitchen, RestroCart can make the bags alongside your rider uniforms and packaging so everything matches. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, or use our quote builder to send your requirement in a few minutes. See the real thing: 10 delivery bags we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What size delivery bag do I need for pizza?Measure your largest pizza box and the number you send in one trip. Most restaurants choose a square box bag or backpack a little wider than their largest box, tall enough to stack two to four boxes plus a side. Send us your box dimensions and we will size the bag around them. How long does an insulated delivery bag keep food hot?It depends on the insulation, how full the bag is, how often it is opened and the weather. A well-insulated, well-packed bag slows heat loss considerably over a normal city delivery, but it will not keep food at kitchen temperature indefinitely. Pack hot items together, close the bag between drops and keep routes short. Should I choose a delivery backpack or a box bag?Backpacks suit two-wheeler riders doing one or two orders per trip, because the load sits close to the body and the rider's hands stay free. Larger box bags suit bike carriers, multi-order trips and pizza stacks. Many cloud kitchens keep both. How should delivery bags be cleaned?Wipe the inner lining with a food-safe sanitiser at the end of every shift, remove and clean the base panel and dividers, and air the bag open overnight. A lining that can be wiped clean and removable inner panels make this realistic for riders. Can you print my logo on a delivery bag?Yes. RestroCart prints or applies your logo on the lid, sides and back of insulated bags and backpacks, and can add reflective strips in your layout. We share a mockup for approval before production. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Kitchen Uniforms by Rank: Colour-Coding Chefs, Sous and Commis URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/kitchen-brigade-uniforms-by-rank/ How to differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank and section: coat colour, piping, collars, caps, aprons and embroidery for executive chef, sous, CDP, commis, stewards. Home › Blog › Kitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Secti… Style guide, Uniforms Kitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Section: How to Colour-Code Executive Chef, Sous Chef, CDP, Commis and Stewarding Uniforms By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Four chef coats for one brand in black, white, black and grey, each with a different collar colour and the same embroidered logo on the chest Quick answer How do you differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank? Keep one design language across the kitchen and change one or two variables per rank: coat colour, collar or piping colour, closure type, headwear and embroidered designation. A common system is white double-breasted coats for the executive chef, a contrast collar for the sous chef, piping colours for chefs de partie, plain coats for commis and polos with waterproof aprons for stewarding. RestroCart designs these uniform systems for restaurant and hotel kitchens. Key takeaways - Change one or two variables per rank, not the whole coat. The team should still look like one team. - Embroidered names and designations are the cheapest, clearest way to show rank. - Section colour-coding works best on aprons and caps, which are cheaper to replace than coats. - Stewarding needs its own practical kit, not cast-off chef coats. In this guide - Why differentiate kitchen uniforms at all? - The golden rule: one design language, a few variables - Kitchen uniforms by rank: a practical system - Colour-coding kitchen uniforms by section - The stewarding team needs its own uniform - Names and designations: the quiet marker - Common mistakes with rank-based uniforms - Rank systems for hotels and multi-outlet groups - What it looks like to order a brigade uniform system - Get a quote for your kitchen brigade In a busy kitchen, anyone should be able to see who is in charge in a second. Kitchen uniforms by rank make that possible: the executive chef, sous chef, chefs de partie, commis and stewarding team each wear something a little different, while still looking like one brigade. Done well, it speeds up service, helps front-of-house find the right person, and gives junior cooks something visible to work towards. This guide explains how to colour-code and differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank and by section, with the practical systems we recommend to restaurant and hotel kitchens. Why differentiate kitchen uniforms at all? - Speed. When a server needs a decision on an allergen or a refire, they should find the sous chef without asking. - Accountability. Designations and names on coats make it clear who signed off a dish or a temperature log. - Hygiene. Section colours on aprons show when someone has walked from raw meat to pastry without changing. - Motivation. In a brigade, moving from commis to CDP is a real step. A visible change in uniform recognises it. - Guest perception. In open kitchens and at chef's tables, a clear hierarchy looks professional. The golden rule: one design language, a few variables The most common mistake is designing a completely different coat for each rank. It looks disjointed and costs more in patterns, samples and reorders. Instead, fix the things that make the team look like one team, and vary a small number of markers. Keep the same for everyone | Vary by rank | Logo, embroidery style and thread colour | Coat colour (for one or two ranks only) | Fabric and fit | Collar or piping colour | Trouser colour and style | Closure type: studs for the line, cloth buttons for seniors | Apron style for the same section | Headwear: toque, skull cap or bandana | Size chart | Embroidered name and designation | One brand, two coat colours: a black coat and a white coat with matching contrast collars and embroidery, with black trousers and a branded black apron. Kitchen uniforms by rank: a practical system The table below is a starting point we often suggest. It follows the classic brigade structure; adapt it to your own titles. Rank | Coat | Distinguishing marker | Headwear | Executive chef / chef de cuisine | Double-breasted, full sleeve, premium fabric | White with black or gold piping, or black with a brand-colour collar; knot buttons; name and title embroidered | Tall toque or no cap at the pass | Sous chef | Double-breasted or offset, full sleeve | Contrast collar or a second piping colour; 'Sous Chef' embroidered | Short toque or branded skull cap | Chef de partie (CDP) | Offset single-breasted, full or half sleeve | Piping colour by rank or section; name embroidered | Skull cap or cap in section colour | Demi chef / commis | Single-breasted, half sleeve | Plain coat in team colour, logo only | Skull cap or bandana | Kitchen trainee / intern | Same as commis | Different cap colour or 'Trainee' on the pocket | Skull cap | Stewarding / pot-wash | Polo or t-shirt, not a chef coat | Different garment altogether; dark colour | Cap | Executive chef The executive chef's coat is the most visible, so it justifies the best fabric and the most careful detailing: a double-breasted front, knot or cloth buttons, a softer collar lining, and name and title embroidered on the chest. Some chefs prefer black or denim, which is fine; what matters is that it is distinct from everyone else's. Sous chef The sous chef should be recognisable from across the kitchen without looking like a different restaurant. A contrast collar or a second piping colour does this cleanly. Embroidering "Sous Chef" above the pocket removes any doubt. Chefs de partie CDPs run sections, so it is useful if their marker also tells you which section. Piping or cap colour by section works well here. Commis and trainees Keep commis coats simple: team colour, logo, half or full sleeve depending on the station. Simple coats are cheaper to replace, which matters because this is the rank with the most turnover. If you run a training programme, a different cap colour for trainees is a helpful safety signal for the rest of the kitchen. Ways to separate roles within one brand: white double-breasted coats with maroon collars, cuffs and pocket trim, chef names embroidered and a matching toque; a black coat with white piping beside a white coat; and a black double-breasted coat with gold piping beside a white one. Planning a uniform system for your brigade? Send us your kitchen ranks and headcount. We will map a coat, collar, cap and apron combination for each rank and send mockups. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Colour-coding kitchen uniforms by section Rank tells you who is in charge. Section tells you where someone has been working. Many kitchens borrow the logic of colour-coded chopping boards and apply it to aprons, caps or neckerchiefs, especially where raw meat, seafood, vegetarian and pastry work happen close together. Section | Example apron or cap colour | Why it helps | Butchery and raw meat | Red or maroon | Flags raw protein handling; hides staining | Seafood | Blue | Separates from meat and ready-to-eat areas | Vegetarian and Indian curries | Green | Useful in kitchens serving strict vegetarian guests | Pastry and bakery | White or cream | Flour-friendly; signals a clean, allergen-aware zone | Hot line (tandoor, grill, wok) | Black or charcoal | Hides soot and oil | Garde manger and cold kitchen | Light grey or sky blue | Ready-to-eat zone, visibly distinct | The colours above are examples. Choose your own and write them into your kitchen SOP. Section colour-coding works best on aprons and caps rather than coats: they are cheaper, they change more often, and a cook moving between sections can swap an apron in seconds. Our chef caps and headwear guide covers cap styles that take colour well, and our kitchen uniform hygiene guide explains how uniforms fit into a food safety routine. The stewarding team needs its own uniform Stewards and pot-wash staff are often handed old chef coats. It is the wrong garment: their work is wet, not hot, and a chef coat soaks through within an hour at the sink. A better kit is a dark polo or t-shirt in a quick-drying fabric, a waterproof bib apron, a cap and non-slip shoes. It also makes the stewarding team clearly identifiable, which helps when the kitchen needs clean pans in a hurry. Our guide to waterproof aprons for kitchens covers the apron options. Names and designations: the quiet marker A black half-sleeve chef coat with a red shoulder yoke and red piping, with 'Head Chef' embroidered above the chest pocket and the brand logo below. Embroidering a designation such as Executive Chef, Head Chef or Sous Chef above the chest pocket is the simplest and most economical way to show rank. Adding the chef's name makes the coat personal and is a small, welcome gesture for senior staff. For commis and CDPs with higher turnover, many kitchens use a removable name badge instead, so coats can be reissued. See our name badges guide for options. Before you finalise a rank system - List every kitchen title you use and group them into four or five levels at most. - Choose one visible marker (collar, piping or coat colour) and one quiet marker (embroidered title). - Decide whether section colours go on aprons, caps or both. - Give stewarding a practical kit of its own. - Plan spares by level: commis and stewards need more reserve stock than senior chefs. - Keep a written spec per rank so reorders and promotions are simple. Common mistakes with rank-based uniforms - Too many levels. Six coat variations for a twelve-person kitchen is confusing. Four or five levels is plenty, and many restaurants need only three: head chef, line, stewarding. - Rank markers nobody outside the kitchen understands. Brief the floor team and managers on the system, ideally with a one-page chart in the pass area. - Premium fabric only for seniors. Commis work the hottest, longest shifts. Give everyone a breathable, well-cut coat; save the premium details, not the comfort, for senior chefs. - Coat colours that fade into each other. Charcoal and black look identical after a few months of hot washing. Choose markers with clear contrast. - No plan for promotions. Keep a small stock of the next-level coat or piping so a promoted cook gets the new uniform in days, not weeks. Rank systems for hotels and multi-outlet groups Hotels and restaurant groups often run several kitchens under one roof or brand: an all-day diner, a specialty restaurant, banqueting and a central kitchen. Keep the rank system the same across outlets so a sous chef moving from banqueting to the specialty restaurant still wears the sous chef's marker, and let the outlet identity show through the logo or coat colour. Our guide to hotel multi-outlet uniform programmes explains how to structure this across a property, and our chef coat styles guide explains the coat options for each rank. For production kitchens that supply several outlets, see our guide to central kitchen and production uniforms, where hygiene zoning matters more than rank. What it looks like to order a brigade uniform system At RestroCart, we start with your list of ranks and headcount, then our design team sends a single mockup sheet showing every rank side by side, so you can see the hierarchy at a glance. We send fabric and piping swatches, make one sample per rank, and start production after you approve. Garments are packed by rank and size, and delivered anywhere in India. Because patterns, fabric codes and embroidery files are kept on file, promoting a commis to CDP later is as simple as a WhatsApp message. Want a rank-by-rank mockup for your kitchen? Share your titles, headcount and logo, and we will send a side-by-side design for the whole brigade. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for your kitchen brigade A clear rank system makes a kitchen calmer and faster, and it costs little more than a uniform with no system at all. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 or start in our quote builder, and we will come back with mockups, fabrics and a timeline. See the real thing: 44 chef caps we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What colour chef coat does an executive chef wear?Traditionally white, often double-breasted with cloth or knot buttons, sometimes with black or gold piping. Many modern kitchens reverse this and put the executive chef in black or a brand colour while the line wears white. What matters is that the executive chef's coat is distinct and consistent. Should sous chefs wear a different uniform from line cooks?Usually yes, but only slightly. A contrast collar, different piping, a designation embroidered above the pocket or a different coat colour is enough. The sous chef runs the line in the chef's absence, so staff and front-of-house should be able to spot them instantly. Is colour-coding kitchen uniforms by section a hygiene requirement?It is not a universal legal requirement for restaurants, but many kitchens use it as good practice, especially where raw meat, seafood, vegetarian and pastry work happen side by side. Section-coloured aprons make it easy to see when someone has moved between areas without changing. Follow your own food safety plan and auditor's guidance. What should kitchen stewards and dishwashers wear?Stewards need a practical, washable uniform: a polo or t-shirt in a dark or mid colour, a waterproof bib apron, a cap and non-slip footwear. Chef coats are the wrong garment for pot-wash, where the work is wet rather than hot. How do I show rank without making the uniform look complicated?Pick one visible marker, such as collar colour or piping colour, and one quiet marker, such as embroidered designation. Keep the logo, fabric, fit and trouser colour the same for everyone. That gives a clear hierarchy with a unified look. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## MDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: A Restaurant Buyer's Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/mdf-menu-boards-clipboard-menus/ How to order MDF menu boards and clipboard menus: engraving vs UV print, clips, screw posts and rings, board thickness, finishes and handling menus that change. Home › Blog › MDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: Engra… Buying guide, Tableware MDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: Engraving vs UV Print, Clips, Thickness, Finishes and Menus That Change By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 9-minute read Two walnut-finish MDF menu boards, one with a screw-post header strip holding a black printed food menu insert and one with a gold logo on the woodgrain cover, made by RestroCart Quick answer What should I know before ordering MDF menu boards or clipboard menus? Decide first how often your menu changes. If it changes often, keep the MDF board permanent and put the dishes on a paper insert held by a clip, screw posts or rings. Laser engrave the logo for a tonal, permanent look; UV print when you need full colour. For handheld boards, 3 to 6 mm MDF with sealed edges is the practical range. RestroCart makes both in New Delhi and ships across India. Key takeaways - The board is the brand; the paper insert is the menu. Keep prices off the board. - Engraving is tonal and permanent; UV print gives full colour and photographic detail. - Choose the clip, screw posts or rings by page count, not by looks alone. - Sealed edges decide whether an MDF menu lasts one month or two years. In this guide - MDF menu board formats, and which one fits your menu - Engraving vs UV print on MDF menus - Clips, screw posts and rings: choosing the hardware - Thickness and size - Finishes that survive daily service - If your menu changes often, design for change from day one - MDF, solid wood, sunboard or leatherette? - What to send for an accurate quote - How RestroCart makes MDF menu boards MDF menu boards and clipboard menus have quietly become the default menu for Indian cafes, casual dining rooms, bars and breweries. They look warmer than laminated paper, cost far less than solid wood, and, chosen well, let you change the menu without throwing the menu away. Chosen badly, they swell at the edges, lose their clip in a month, or lock your prices into a board you cannot update. At RestroCart we make MDF boards, clipboard menus and paper inserts alongside uniforms and the rest of the table, so we see both the design side and what happens after six months of service. This guide covers the decisions that matter: format, engraving vs UV print, clips and bindings, thickness, finishes, and how to plan for a menu that keeps changing. If you are still choosing between materials, start with our MDF vs wooden vs leatherette comparison and come back here once MDF is on the shortlist. MDF menu board formats, and which one fits your menu "MDF menu" covers several quite different products. The format decides how the menu is read, how it is changed and how long it lasts, so choose it before you think about the artwork. Format | How the menu attaches | Best for | Changing the menu | Clipboard menu | Spring or lever clip at the top holds one or a few sheets | Cafes, breweries, daily or weekly menus | Swap the sheet in seconds | Screw-post header board | A strip at the top is screwed through the board and punched insert | Two to six page menus that should look bound | Unscrew, replace pages, screw back | Hinged book board | Two boards joined with screw posts or rings, pages inside | Full food and bar menus, many pages | Replace individual pages | Ring-binder board | Two or three ring mechanism on the inside cover | Long bar lists, menus in sleeves | Open the rings, swap pages | Paddle board | Board with a handle; sheet clipped, ringed or printed on | Pizzerias, cafes, playful concepts | Depends on attachment | Fully printed board | Menu printed directly on the MDF | Short menus that rarely change, counters | Reprint the whole board | The first five formats all share one idea: the board is permanent and the paper changes. That is why a clipboard or screw-post board is usually a safer choice than a fully printed one. The board carries the brand; the insert carries the dishes and prices. Engraving vs UV print on MDF menus This is one of the questions we are asked most often, and the honest answer is that they do different jobs. Laser engraving A laser burns the design into the surface. On a woodgrain-finish MDF board it cuts through the top layer and leaves a tonal mark, usually a darker brown or a lighter exposed core, depending on the board. It is permanent, cannot scratch off, and has a crafted, understated look that suits covers, back panels and header strips. The limits: it is one tone only, very fine text can lose sharpness, and it does not reproduce photographs or brand colours. UV printing A UV printer lays ink directly on the board and cures it instantly with ultraviolet light. You get full colour, gradients, patterns and photographs, and a white ink base lets colours hold up on dark or woodgrain boards. It is the right method when your brand colour matters, when the cover is an illustration, or when the full menu is printed on the board. Ask for a protective coat on top for table use, because printed surfaces meet cutlery, wet glasses and sanitiser every day. Using both The most successful boards often combine them: an engraved logo on the cover for permanence, and a full-colour printed insert inside for the menu itself. Some boards are UV printed in full colour on the front with the logo engraved on the back. Our advice is simple: engrave what should never change, print what needs colour, and put anything that will change on paper. Engraved and printed covers on walnut-finish MDF: tonal engraved logos on compact and full-size boards, and a logo printed in warm tan on a dark board, all with brass-coloured screw posts. Clips, screw posts and rings: choosing the hardware Hardware is where cheap menus fail first. Guests flip, twist and drop menus, and staff stack them in a hurry at closing. Choose by the number of pages you need to hold. - One or two sheets: a clip. A lever or spring clip is the fastest to change and the cleanest look. Check that the clip is wide enough for your paper, grips firmly without tearing it, and has a finish that will not rust in a humid kitchen or near an ice well. Riveted clips last longer than glued ones. - Two to six pages: screw posts. Screw posts (sometimes called Chicago screws) pass through a header strip, the board and a punched insert. They look bound, keep pages aligned, and still let you change pages in a minute. The punch positions on your inserts must match the posts exactly, so keep the template on file. - Many pages: rings or a hinged book. A ring mechanism on the inside cover, or two boards hinged with posts or rings, holds a full food and bar menu. Use heavier paper or sleeves so pages do not tear at the holes. - Elastic cord. Useful for a single folded insert inside a cover board. Simple, but elastic loosens over time and should be replaceable. Whatever you choose, ask to handle the hardware on a sample before you approve bulk production. A clip that feels fine on day one can loosen once staff start using it a hundred times a day. Thickness and size MDF is sold in several thicknesses. For menus, the choice is a balance between feel in the hand and weight on a crowded table. Board thickness | How it feels | Good for | About 3 mm | Light, slightly flexible | Clipboards for daily sheets, paddle boards, budget-friendly sets | About 4 to 5 mm | Firm, the most common choice | Handheld menu boards, header-strip boards, hinged covers | About 6 mm and above | Solid, noticeably heavier | Counter boards, stands, boards with deep engraving | For size, start from the insert. A4 is the most common insert and makes printing easy anywhere; A5 suits cafes, dessert lists and bar menus; tall narrow formats work well for cocktail lists. The board should be a little larger than the insert on all sides so the paper edge is protected, with rounded corners that survive being stacked. If you already have a menu design, send it and we will size the board around it rather than the other way round. Planning MDF or clipboard menus? Send your menu page count, insert size and logo. We will suggest a format, thickness and hardware, and share a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Finishes that survive daily service MDF is made of compressed wood fibres. It is stable and prints beautifully, but raw MDF absorbs water, and water on a restaurant table is guaranteed. The finish is what protects it. - Sealed edges. The edges are the weak point, because that is where fibres are exposed. Sealed and finished edges are the difference between a board that lasts a month and one that lasts a year or two. We seal edges as standard; ask any supplier how they do it. - Surface finish. Woodgrain laminates in walnut, teak, oak or light maple tones give a wood look at MDF prices. Solid painted colours, black especially, look sharp but show scratches sooner. Matte finishes hide fingerprints better than gloss under warm restaurant lighting. - Protective coat over print. UV printed boards should carry a clear protective layer so the print does not wear where thumbs hold the menu. - Hardware finish. Brass-toned, black or brushed steel clips and posts should match the board and resist rust. For cleaning, a damp cloth with a mild detergent is enough. Never soak the boards or leave them wet, and test your sanitiser on one board before wiping the whole set with it, since strong solvents can dull some printed surfaces. Humid cities need extra care, especially coastal Mumbai and Goa, and Pune in the monsoon: store boards flat and dry, away from the dishwash area. If your menu changes often, design for change from day one Almost every menu changes: prices move, seasonal dishes come and go, a chef adds a special that becomes a bestseller. The mistake is discovering this after the boards are made. Plan for it instead. - Keep prices and dishes on paper. Engrave or print only the brand on the board. A price change should cost you a reprint of paper, not a new set of boards. - Standardise the insert size. If every menu takes an A4 or A5 sheet with the same punch positions, you can reprint at short notice from any printer. Our paper menu printing guide covers paper weights and lamination for inserts. - Separate the fast-changing parts. Put daily specials on a small separate sheet clipped on top, or on a table card, instead of redesigning the main menu. Tent cards and table stands are made for exactly this job. - Keep spare inserts. Inserts get stained and torn. Print a buffer with every run so a spill does not mean a missing menu on a Saturday night. - Keep the files together. Board artwork, insert templates and punch positions should sit in one place, so the next reprint matches. We keep them on file for reorders. Three ways to hold a changing menu: compact dark wood-finish boards with brass fittings and an engraved cover for Gin Mill, woodgrain clipboards with lever clips, and paddle boards carrying printed menus for Tapri. MDF, solid wood, sunboard or leatherette? MDF is not always the answer, and it is worth being clear about where it sits. Material | Choose it when | Read more | MDF board | You want a wood look, crisp branding and a friendly budget for daily use | This guide | Solid wood | The menu is a statement piece for a bar or fine-dine room | Wooden menus | Sunboard | You need light, water-resistant boards for counters, pop-ups or menus that change fully | Sunboard menu boards | Leatherette | The room is formal, or you need many pages in a cover that wipes clean | Leatherette menu covers | Many restaurants mix them: MDF clipboards on the tables, a leatherette wine list for the bar, and a sunboard board at the counter. What matters is that the logo, colours and typography stay consistent across all of them. What to send for an accurate quote Your MDF menu brief - Number of menus by type: food, bar, dessert, kids, and how many spares. - Format: clipboard, screw-post header, hinged book, rings or paddle. - Insert size and number of pages, or your current menu file. - Cover branding: engraved, UV printed, or both, and on which side. - Board colour or woodgrain tone, and hardware finish. - Your logo as a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF). - Whether you also want us to print the paper inserts. - Delivery city and the date the menus must be in the restaurant. Matching pieces cost little extra once the artwork is set up. Bill holders, coasters and table stands in the same board and finish make the table look designed rather than assembled; see our notes on MDF bill holders. How RestroCart makes MDF menu boards You send the brief on WhatsApp or email. Our in-house design team prepares mockups of the cover and insert, suggests a board tone, thickness and hardware, and sends a physical sample for approval. Production starts only after you approve the sample, every board is checked before packing, and the menus are delivered to your door anywhere in India. Design and sampling typically take two to three weeks and production two to four weeks, depending on quantity; your quote confirms the exact timeline. You can browse finished boards on our menus work page. Ready to order MDF menu boards? Share your menu, logo and quantity. We reply the same day with a format suggestion and mockup plan. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build your list in our quote builder. If you are opening a new outlet, add menus to the rest of your list in the restaurant opening supplies checklist. See the real thing: 47 wooden and MDF menu boards we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the difference between an MDF menu board and a clipboard menu?An MDF menu board is any menu built on a sheet of medium-density fibreboard, printed or engraved. A clipboard menu is one format of it: a single board with a spring clip at the top that holds a paper menu. Other MDF formats use screw posts, ring mechanisms or two hinged boards like a book. Is engraving or UV printing better on MDF menus?Engraving is better for logos and brand marks on the cover because it is permanent and looks crafted, but it is one tone only. UV printing is better when you want full colour, photographs, patterns or the whole menu printed directly on the board. Many restaurants engrave the cover and print the inside insert. What thickness of MDF is best for a menu board?For boards that guests hold, 3 to 6 mm is the practical range: thinner boards feel light and flexible, thicker ones feel sturdier but get heavy. Go thicker for boards that stand on a counter or take deep engraving. Your supplier should show you a sample in the actual thickness before bulk production. How long do MDF menu boards last in a restaurant?With sealed edges and a protective finish, MDF menu boards usually last one to two years of daily service, often longer when inserts take the wear instead of the board. Unsealed edges that meet water swell quickly, which is the most common failure. Can I change my menu without replacing the MDF boards?Yes, if you choose a clip, screw-post or ring format and keep the dishes and prices on paper inserts. You only reprint the inserts when the menu changes. Printing the full menu directly on the board makes sense only for menus you do not expect to change for a long time. Do you make MDF menus for restaurants outside Delhi?Yes. RestroCart designs and makes MDF menu boards in New Delhi and delivers across India, with mockups and sample approvals handled over WhatsApp and courier. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewarePrinting Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles A practical guide to printing restaurant paper menus in India: paper types and GSM, lamination, sizes and folds, reprint cycles and inserts for boards… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareSunboard and Double-Sided Menu Boards for Cafes, QSR Counters and Pop-Ups: When They Beat MDF Sunboard and double-sided menu boards for cafes, QSR counters and pop-ups: how they compare with MDF, thickness, durability, care and the real cost of… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareBranded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards for Restaurants and Cafes: Wood, MDF, Engraving, Food-Safe Finishes and Care Choosing branded trays, platters and serving boards for restaurants and cafes: solid wood vs MDF, laser engraving, food-safe finishes, sizes and daily… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Modern Indian Restaurant Uniforms: Beyond the Kurta URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/modern-indian-restaurant-uniforms/ Uniform ideas for modern Indian restaurants beyond the kurta: Nehru collars, bandhgala-inspired jackets, angrakha closures, handloom textures and earthy palettes. Home › Blog › Uniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Be… Style guide, Uniforms Uniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Maroon and black mandarin-collar chef tunics with a contrasting angled front panel, custom uniforms made for Matamaal by RestroCart Quick answer What should staff wear at a modern Indian restaurant? Modern Indian restaurants look best in uniforms that take one Indian detail and put it on a practical garment: a Nehru or mandarin collar, an angrakha-style angled closure, a bandhgala-inspired jacket for managers, a brocade or jacquard waistcoat for servers, or a handloom-look trim, in earthy colours such as rust, indigo, olive, maroon and sand. RestroCart designs these by role so the whole team reads as contemporary Indian, not costume. Key takeaways - Modern Indian uniforms borrow one Indian detail per garment rather than full traditional dress. - Nehru collars, angrakha-style closures and bandhgala-inspired jackets give instant identity. - Handloom texture works best as a trim, waistcoat or panel on a washable base fabric. - Earthy palettes such as rust, indigo, olive and maroon suit Indian food and warm interiors. In this guide - Why go beyond the kurta? - The vocabulary: Indian details that work on uniforms - Earthy palettes for Indian food and interiors - Modern Indian restaurant uniforms by role - Handloom: real, or handloom-look? - Regional identity without the clichés - Modern Indian done casually - Avoiding the costume look - How RestroCart makes modern Indian uniforms For years the default uniform for an Indian restaurant was a kurta, maybe with a Nehru jacket for the manager. It still works, and our guide to kurta uniforms for Indian restaurants explains how to do it well. But modern Indian restaurants, from regional specialists to cocktail-led Indian bistros, increasingly want something that feels contemporary: clearly Indian, but designed for today's dining room rather than a wedding. This guide covers modern Indian restaurant uniforms beyond the kurta: the details worth borrowing, how to use handloom texture without laundry headaches, earthy colour palettes, role-by-role ideas for kitchen, floor, bar and hosts, and how to avoid the costume look. Why go beyond the kurta? A kurta is a single garment, and a restaurant team is a system. Chefs need a coat that handles tandoor heat. Bartenders need an apron. Hosts need to look more polished than servers. Managers need authority. A long kurta also has practical limits on a busy floor: it catches on chair backs and trays and creases fast. A modern Indian uniform takes the identity of Indian dress, its collars, closures, textures and colours, and applies it to the garment each role actually needs. The result reads as Indian from across the room but works like a well-designed uniform. The vocabulary: Indian details that work on uniforms Nehru and mandarin collars The closed stand collar is the simplest Indian signal. On a shirt it looks crisp and removes the need for a tie; on a chef coat it looks neat at the pass. A contrast piping on the collar edge adds polish. Angrakha-style angled closures The angrakha closes with an overlapping, angled front panel. On a uniform, an angled contrast panel down the front, as on the maroon and black tunics we made for Matamaal, gives a distinctive silhouette while the garment behaves like a normal shirt or chef coat. Bandhgala-inspired jackets For managers, sommeliers and hosts, a jacket with a closed collar and a buttoned front is the Indian answer to the blazer. Make it in a lighter suiting weight, unlined or half-lined, so it can be worn through service. Our manager uniform guide covers fabrics and fits. Brocade and jacquard waistcoats A waistcoat in a woven, brocade-look or jacquard fabric over a plain shirt instantly suggests celebration and craft, without committing the whole uniform to a heavy fabric. For Pukhtaan we paired a gold patterned waistcoat with white shirts for stewards, and made an ivory hostess tunic with red piping, so both roles share one Indian language. Our guide to waiter waistcoat styles covers cuts. Handloom texture and printed trims Khadi-look slubs, ikat or block-print style trims, and woven borders on plackets, pockets or apron ties bring texture and craft to an otherwise simple garment. The stand collar at the pass: dark navy chef coats with a gold stripe and embroidered crest for Pukhtaan, navy mandarin-collar coats with dark piping for Thalaivar, and white chef coats with an orange crest for Pashtoon. Earthy palettes for Indian food and interiors Indian food is colourful, and Indian restaurant interiors often use warm woods, brass, terracotta and textiles. Uniform colours should sit comfortably in that setting and hide the inevitable turmeric, gravy and oil. - Rust, terracotta and brick for warm, rustic and North-West Frontier concepts. - Indigo and midnight blue for elegant, modern dining rooms; pair with sand or ivory. - Olive, moss and bottle green for regional, farm-to-table and South Indian concepts. - Maroon and wine for Mughlai, Awadhi and celebratory menus. - Turmeric, mustard and saffron as bold, playful accents or casual tees. - Sand, ivory and charcoal as neutral bases that let an accent do the talking. Choose one deep base and one warm accent. Use gold, copper or brass-tone embroidery for the logo, but keep it small; a little metallic goes a long way. Our uniform colour guide explains how warm lighting changes these colours. A sand mandarin-collar tunic with a printed ethnic-pattern placket and matching trousers. A handloom-look trim on a washable base fabric gives craft texture without laundry trouble. Modern Indian restaurant uniforms by role Role | Modern Indian option | Fabric | Detail to borrow | Chefs / tandoor | Mandarin-collar chef coat, skull cap, apron | Breathable poly-cotton twill | Angled or contrast placket in house colour | Servers | Nehru-collar shirt with half apron, or shirt with brocade-look waistcoat | Poly-cotton shirting; jacquard or brocade-look waistcoat | Woven texture on the waistcoat only | Hosts / hostesses | Mandarin-collar tunic or short kurta-shirt with piping | Poly-cotton or poly-viscose | Contrast piping, fabric-covered buttons | Bartenders | Band-collar shirt with canvas or denim bib apron | Shirting; 10 to 12 oz canvas | Block-print style apron ties or trims | Managers | Bandhgala-inspired jacket or Nehru jacket over a shirt | Lighter suiting, half-lined | Closed collar, metallic logo embroidery | Housekeeping | Mandarin-collar tunic set | Poly-cotton, stain-forgiving colour | Printed or woven placket trim | Want a modern Indian look for your team? Tell us your cuisine, interiors and roles. We will send mockups with Nehru collars, angled closures, waistcoats or handloom trims in your palette. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Handloom: real, or handloom-look? Handloom and khadi are a large part of the appeal of modern Indian design, and they deserve a place in the uniform. The practical question is where. Real handloom creases within an hour of service, varies from lot to lot, and can shrink or bleed colour in a commercial laundry. That makes it hard to reorder in six months and hard to keep looking fresh on twenty servers. The approach we usually recommend: - Main garments in a handloom-look or slub-texture poly-cotton blend that washes and irons easily. - Real handloom, brocade or block-print fabric for small elements: waistcoats, collar facings, pocket trims, apron ties, a manager's jacket. - Colour testing of any real handloom before bulk, with a wash test at your laundry's temperature. For kitchen fabric specifically, our chef coat fabric guide explains blends and weights for tandoor and curry sections. Regional identity without the clichés India is not one cuisine, and the most interesting modern Indian restaurants are proudly regional: Kashmiri, Chettinad, Malabar, Bengali, Awadhi, Parsi, Goan, Punjabi, Rajasthani, North-East. The uniform can carry that identity quietly, through choices that locals recognise and first-time guests simply find beautiful. - Colour borrowed from the region. Deep reds and saffron for Rajasthani menus, the off-white and gold of Kerala's kasavu for Malabar and South Indian concepts, indigo and white for coastal kitchens, rich maroon and green for Mughlai and Awadhi rooms. - A textile reference, used small. A kasavu-style border on an apron tie, an ikat-look trim on a pocket, a block-print facing inside a collar, a phulkari-inspired embroidered motif as the logo surround. - A silhouette cue. A short, angled closure nods to the angrakha; a straight, closed collar to the bandhgala; a wrap-tie apron to a dhoti or mundu drape. - Language. A word or phrase in the regional script, embroidered on the back of a jacket or across an apron bib, can say more than any graphic. Have the script checked by a native reader before it is digitised. What to avoid: costume headgear, sherwanis and full ethnic dress on service staff, unless the concept is genuinely ceremonial. They are hot, hard to launder and often make staff feel like props rather than hosts. One detail per garment, repeated across the team, is enough to tell the story. Modern Indian done casually Not every modern Indian restaurant is formal. Casual regional cafes, chaat bars and street-food concepts can express the same identity through colour, language and graphics on tees and polos. For Thalaivar we made bright yellow polos printed with "The boss of South Indian food" and a round logo at the chest, alongside navy blazers for managers. For Kavaali we made grey jackets with button-flap pockets and script embroidery, alongside black and charcoal polos and caps with the script logo. A safari or utility jacket in an Indian palette is another strong casual option; see our guide to safari shirts and overshirts. Casual and smart modern Indian pieces: yellow polos with a bold printed slogan for Thalaivar, grey jackets with button-flap pockets and script embroidery for Kavaali, and beige mandarin-collar shirts with dark piping. Avoiding the costume look Modern Indian uniform checklist - Use one Indian detail per garment: a collar, a closure, a texture or a trim. - Keep lengths practical for service; mid-hip or upper thigh rather than knee length. - Put heavier or woven fabrics on waistcoats and jackets, not on everything. - Pick one deep base and one warm accent, and repeat them across roles. - Keep metallic embroidery for logos and small details. - Test real handloom or printed trims in your laundry before bulk production. - Give the kitchen the same palette so the pass and the floor look connected. - See a full sample set per role under your restaurant's lighting before approving. How RestroCart makes modern Indian uniforms We have made uniforms for Indian restaurants including Pukhtaan, Matamaal, Thalaivar and Kavaali. The process is the same for every client: share your cuisine, interiors, roles and logo on WhatsApp or email; our in-house design team sends mockups and suggests fabrics, colours and branding; you approve swatches and a sample set; then we produce, quality-check and deliver to your door anywhere in India, packed by role or size. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production. Patterns, fabric codes and artwork stay on file so reorders match, whether you are adding two servers next month or opening a second outlet next year. Browse more in our client portfolios. Ready to design a contemporary Indian uniform? Send your logo, cuisine and roles. We reply the same day with ideas and a sampling plan. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build your list in our quote builder. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the difference between a kurta uniform and a modern Indian uniform?A kurta uniform is a specific garment, usually a long tunic. A modern Indian uniform is a broader approach that puts Indian details, such as Nehru collars, angled closures, brocade waistcoats or handloom trims, onto practical uniform garments like shirts, chef coats and jackets. Many restaurants mix both. What is a bandhgala-inspired uniform jacket?It is a fitted jacket with a closed stand collar and a buttoned front, based on the bandhgala. For restaurants it is usually made in a lighter suiting fabric, sometimes unlined, so managers and hosts can wear it through service in Indian conditions. Can we use real handloom or khadi for restaurant uniforms?Real handloom looks beautiful but creases quickly, varies from batch to batch and can shrink or bleed in commercial laundries. We usually recommend handloom-look blends for the main garment and reserve real handloom for small panels, trims, waistcoats or manager pieces. What colours suit a modern Indian restaurant uniform?Earthy, spice-inspired colours work best: rust, terracotta, turmeric, indigo, olive, maroon, sand and charcoal. Pair one deep base with one warm accent, and use gold or copper embroidery sparingly for the logo. Do chefs at Indian restaurants need different uniforms?Tandoor and curry sections are among the hottest stations in any kitchen, so chefs need breathable poly-cotton coats, often with mandarin collars and short or three-quarter sleeves. An angled or contrast placket in the house colour links the kitchen to the floor. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Operations, UniformsRebranding a Restaurant: How to Refresh Uniforms, Menus and Supplies in Phases, Without Waste A practical plan for rebranding a restaurant or cafe: audit stock, decide what to change first, phase uniforms, menus, packaging and signage, and avoi… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsRestaurant Uniform Supplier for Gurgaon: What Gurgaon Cafes, Bars and Hotels Order, Realistic Turnaround and How to Brief Custom uniforms for Gurgaon restaurants, cafes, bars and hotels, made in Naraina, New Delhi: what teams order, realistic turnaround and how to brief w… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsRestaurant and Cafe Uniforms in Noida: What to Order, What It Takes and How to Brief Custom chef coats, cafe shirts, polos, aprons and housekeeping uniforms for Noida outlets, made in New Delhi and delivered to your door.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Monsoon Rainwear for Delivery Riders, Valets and Outdoor Staff URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/monsoon-rainwear-restaurant-staff/ A monsoon guide to branded rainwear for restaurant teams: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons, fabrics, seams, reflective details. Home › Blog › Monsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Rai… Buying guide, Uniforms Monsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Black hooded rain jacket with matching rain trousers, printed lining and a vertical band of restaurant logos down both front panels, custom monsoon rainwear by RestroCart Quick answer What rainwear should restaurant delivery riders and outdoor staff wear in the monsoon? Delivery riders need a two-piece rain suit, a hooded jacket and trousers in PU or PVC-coated polyester with a storm flap over the zip and reflective tape. Valets and doormen are better in a long hooded raincoat, and outdoor or wash-area staff need waterproof aprons. Print the logo rather than embroidering it, so the fabric stays waterproof. RestroCart makes all three in your brand colours. Key takeaways - Match the garment to the role: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons for wet stations. - Water-resistant is not waterproof. Ask about coating, seams and the zip flap. - Print logos on rainwear; embroidery punches needle holes through the waterproof layer. - Brief in April or May so rainwear arrives before the monsoon reaches your city. In this guide - Which roles need rainwear, and what each one needs - Waterproof vs water-resistant: the fabric decides - Construction details that keep riders dry - Reflective details are a safety feature, not decoration - Branding rainwear: print, don't embroider - Waterproof aprons for wet stations - Colour and visibility - Care: making rainwear last the whole season - Timeline: brief before the first clouds - Get a quote for branded monsoon rainwear The monsoon is the season when a restaurant's outdoor team is most visible and least protected. Delivery orders spike the moment it rains, valets run between the porch and the parking lot every few minutes, and the staff who receive supplies or work the outdoor wash area are soaked by the first hour. A cheap plastic raincoat from the market solves the problem for a week. The right monsoon rainwear, properly branded, solves it for the season and turns your riders into moving signage while it does. This guide covers rainwear for restaurant staff role by role: rain suits for delivery riders, long raincoats for valets and doormen, windcheaters for drizzle, and waterproof aprons for wet stations. It also explains the fabric and construction details that separate real rain protection from a jacket that only looks the part. Which roles need rainwear, and what each one needs Not every role needs the same garment. The rider on a scooter, the valet at the porch and the kitchen porter at the wash area get wet in completely different ways. Role | Best garment | Why | Delivery riders | Two-piece rain suit: hooded jacket plus trousers | Rain comes from every angle on a two-wheeler; trousers keep the lap and legs dry | Valets and doormen | Long hooded raincoat to the knee or below | Quick on and off over the uniform; covers trousers when standing and walking | Outdoor servers and terrace staff | Light hooded windcheater or packable rain jacket | Short dashes in drizzle; must not look heavy near guests | Security and gate staff | Long raincoat or rain suit, depending on shelter | Long periods outdoors, often without cover | Dishwash, receiving and outdoor prep | Waterproof bib apron, sometimes with sleeve covers | Splashes and spray rather than rain | Kitchen staff crossing open yards | Shared hooded ponchos kept at the door | Occasional use; no need for individual sets | Our guide to cloud kitchen and delivery rider uniforms covers the rest of the rider kit, including insulated delivery bags, and our guide to valet parking uniforms covers what valets wear the rest of the year. Waterproof vs water-resistant: the fabric decides Most monsoon disappointments come from buying a water-resistant jacket and expecting it to be waterproof. The difference is in the fabric coating and how the garment is put together. - PVC-coated polyester: fully waterproof, durable, easy to wipe clean. Heavier and less breathable, so it can feel sticky in humid weather. A good choice for valets and security who stand in the rain. - PU-coated polyester or nylon: waterproof, lighter and softer than PVC, and folds small into a pouch. The best all-round choice for delivery riders. - Polyester taffeta or microfibre with a water-repellent finish: sheds drizzle and blocks wind, but steady rain soaks through at the seams and shoulders. This is a windcheater, not a raincoat. Ask your supplier which of these you are getting, and ask to see the sample in the rain, or under a running tap, before you approve it. Three ways to brand rainwear: a long hooded raincoat with its own printed pouch made for Grab & Go, a hooded raincoat with the logo and website printed large across the back, and a hooded raincoat with a hashtag and order phone numbers printed across the back, made for The Cake Company. Construction details that keep riders dry Two raincoats in the same fabric can perform completely differently. These are the details worth checking on the sample. Seams Every stitch line is a potential leak. The best rainwear has taped or sealed seams at the shoulders and the back yoke, where rain lands hardest. At minimum, the shoulder seams should sit slightly forward or be covered by a yoke so water runs off instead of into the stitching. Zip and storm flap A plain zip lets water straight through. A rider's jacket needs a storm flap, a strip of fabric that closes over the zip with press studs or hook-and-loop, so rain hitting the chest at speed does not reach the zip at all. Hood The hood should fit over a helmet or be designed to tuck into the collar when the rider wears one. A small peak keeps rain off the face, and a drawcord stops the hood blowing back. For valets and doormen, a hood that stows in the collar keeps the look tidy when it stops raining. Cuffs, hems and trouser waist Elasticated or adjustable cuffs stop water running up the sleeves when riders hold the handlebars. Trousers need an elastic waist with a drawcord, and ankle openings wide enough to pull on over shoes, with a press-stud tab to close them. Ventilation and lining Monsoon humidity makes sealed rainwear hot. A vented back yoke, underarm eyelets or a mesh lining makes a real difference on a six-hour shift. A printed or mesh lining also keeps the coated surface off the skin. Carry pouch A matching pouch lets riders fold the suit into the delivery bag or under the scooter seat when the rain stops. It is also one more branded surface. Kitting out riders or valets for the monsoon? Send us your headcount by role and your city. We will suggest the right fabric, a branding layout and a timeline planned around the rains. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Reflective details are a safety feature, not decoration Riders spend monsoon evenings in rain, poor street lighting and heavy traffic. Reflective tape or piping on rainwear is one of the cheapest safety measures a delivery brand can take. Place it where headlights will catch it from behind and from the side: - A horizontal band across the upper back, below the shoulder blades. - Bands or piping on both sleeves, around the forearm. - Piping along the shoulder seams or back yoke. - A band around each trouser leg below the knee. Valets working a dark driveway benefit from the same treatment, in a slimmer tape or piping that keeps the coat looking smart. Reflective details also make a printed logo readable at night, because the eye is drawn to the lit area. Branding rainwear: print, don't embroider This is the one place where we recommend printing over embroidery almost every time. Embroidery punches hundreds of needle holes through the waterproof coating, and the logo becomes the leakiest part of the jacket. A screen print or heat-transfer print keeps the fabric sealed. Our embroidery vs printing guide explains the difference on other garments. Placement matters more on rainwear than anywhere else, because riders are seen from behind at traffic signals for minutes at a time: - Large back print: the main branding surface. Logo, and if you like, a short line such as your order number, website or hashtag. Keep it bold and high-contrast so it reads from a car. - Small chest print: the logo mark only, on the left chest. - Sleeve print: a small mark on one sleeve, which is visible from the side on a scooter. - Pouch and hood: a small logo on the pouch and, for valets, the back of the hood. Keep it legible. A rain-streaked jacket with a thin, detailed logo just looks like a black jacket. Simplify the artwork for rainwear and let your design team adapt it. Waterproof aprons for wet stations The monsoon also brings wetter back-of-house conditions: outdoor wash areas, deliveries unloaded in the rain, floors that never quite dry. Waterproof bib aprons in coated fabric protect the uniform underneath and wipe clean in seconds. We covered them in depth in our waterproof aprons guide; for the monsoon, the main points are a full-length bib that reaches below the knee, a neck strap that adjusts, and a printed logo so even the dishwash team looks part of the brand. Black waterproof bib aprons with a printed logo: a wipe-clean layer for dishwash, receiving and outdoor prep through the wet months. Colour and visibility Black and navy are the most common rainwear colours for restaurant teams, because they hide mud splashes and look smart over any uniform. The trade-off is visibility. If your riders are on the road at night, either add generous reflective tape to a dark rain suit or use a brighter brand colour on the upper body. Some brands go further and make the rider rain suit in their signature colour so it is recognisable across a street; this works well when the colour is strong and the logo is printed large. Care: making rainwear last the whole season - Hang rainwear to dry in the shade after every shift. Folding it away wet is the fastest way to mildew and a sour smell. - Rinse off mud with plain water and a soft brush; avoid machine washing on hot, which damages coatings and prints. - Never iron over a print or a coated surface. - Check seams, studs and zips weekly and replace a damaged set early rather than letting a rider ride wet. - At the end of the monsoon, wash gently, dry completely and store folded in the pouch. Monsoon rainwear order checklist - Headcount by role: riders, valets, outdoor staff, wash area. - Garment per role: rain suit, long raincoat, windcheater or waterproof apron. - Fabric: PU or PVC-coated, confirmed on the quote. - Storm flap over the zip, adjustable hood and elastic cuffs on rider jackets. - Reflective tape positions for riders and valets. - Printed branding: back, chest, sleeve and pouch artwork approved. - Size spread, including a size up for wearing over winter layers later in the year. - A spare set per rider on long shifts. - In-hand date before the monsoon reaches your city. Timeline: brief before the first clouds The monsoon reaches Kerala first, arrives in Goa and Mumbai in early June, and moves north through June and into July. Suppliers get busy with rainwear from May. Working back from a mid-June in-hand date, brief your supplier in April or early May, approve a sample within two to three weeks, and allow two to four weeks for production. If you operate in several cities, order for the earliest one. The same timing applies if you want to add a matching windcheater or zipper jacket for the cooler months, since the two can share artwork and colour references. Get a quote for branded monsoon rainwear RestroCart makes custom rain suits, long raincoats, windcheaters and waterproof aprons for restaurants, cafes, cloud kitchens, bakeries and hotels, from our studio in Naraina, New Delhi, and we deliver anywhere in India. Send your headcount by role, city and logo on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, or put your request together on our quote page. You can also browse outerwear we have made in the winterwear and rainwear gallery. Get your riders rain-ready. Share your rider count and logo today and we will send fabric options and a printed mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 51 jackets and windcheaters we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the difference between a windcheater and a raincoat?A windcheater is a light, wind-blocking jacket that shrugs off drizzle but soaks through in steady rain, and its seams are usually not sealed. A raincoat or rain suit uses a coated fabric, a storm flap over the zip and a proper hood, and is built to keep a rider dry through a full downpour. Riders and valets need the raincoat; the windcheater suits cool, breezy evenings. Can you embroider our logo on a raincoat?We advise against it. Embroidery makes hundreds of needle holes through the waterproof coating, and water gets in exactly where the logo sits. A screen print or heat-transfer print on the back and chest keeps the fabric sealed and is easier to see from a distance. Should delivery rider raincoats have reflective strips?Yes. Riders spend monsoon evenings in low light, heavy rain and traffic, so reflective tape or piping across the back, shoulders and sleeves is a genuine safety feature. It also makes the brand visible at night, which is an advantage in its own right. How long do branded raincoats last?A well-made coated rain suit usually lasts a full monsoon of daily riding and often more, provided it is dried properly and not folded away wet. The first things to wear are the knees of the trousers and the seat, so riders on long shifts benefit from a spare set. When should we order monsoon rainwear?Brief your supplier in April or early May. Design and sampling usually take two to three weeks and production two to four weeks, which puts rainwear in your riders' hands before the monsoon reaches most of India in June and early July. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsRestaurant Uniform Supplier for Gurgaon: What Gurgaon Cafes, Bars and Hotels Order, Realistic Turnaround and How to Brief Custom uniforms for Gurgaon restaurants, cafes, bars and hotels, made in Naraina, New Delhi: what teams order, realistic turnaround and how to brief w… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsRestaurant and Cafe Uniforms in Noida: What to Order, What It Takes and How to Brief Custom chef coats, cafe shirts, polos, aprons and housekeeping uniforms for Noida outlets, made in New Delhi and delivered to your door.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsOrdering Restaurant Uniforms from Delhi for Mumbai and Pune: The Remote Process and Fabric Advice for Humidity How Mumbai and Pune restaurants order custom uniforms remotely from New Delhi, plus fabric, colour and spares advice for humid weather and the monsoon… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Order Pads, KOT Books, Cue Cards and Table Numbers URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/order-pads-kot-books-cue-cards/ What restaurant order pads, KOT books, cue cards and table numbers should include: fields, carbonless copies, numbering, sizes, branding and how much to stock. Home › Blog › Order Pads, KOT Books, Cue Cards and Table… Buying guide, Tableware Order Pads, KOT Books, Cue Cards and Table Numbers: The Branded Paper Tools of Restaurant Service By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Branded restaurant order pad opened to a printed page with fields for name, contact, pax, dish code, quantity, customisation, table number and server, printed by RestroCart Quick answer What is a KOT book and what should a restaurant order pad include? A KOT (kitchen order ticket) book is a numbered pad, usually in carbonless duplicate or triplicate, that servers use to send orders to the kitchen, bar and cashier. A good order pad has a serial number, date and time, table number, covers, server name, item and quantity columns, and space for notes such as allergies or spice level. RestroCart prints branded KOT books, order pads, cue cards and table numbers. Key takeaways - Paper order tools are your backup when the POS or printer fails, and your fastest option at events. - Serial numbers and carbonless copies are what make a KOT book useful for control. - Design fields around how your team actually takes an order, not a generic template. - Brand lightly: function first, logo second. In this guide - Why paper still matters in a POS restaurant - Order pads, KOT books, BOT books and captain pads - Anatomy of a good KOT book - Order pads for the floor, and for guests - Cue cards: small instructions that save a trip - Table numbers that staff and guests can read - Branding the paper tools of service - Common mistakes with order pads and KOTs - How much to stock, and when to reorder - How RestroCart prints KOT books and order pads Order pads, KOT books, cue cards and table numbers are the least glamorous things a restaurant buys, and some of the most used. Every order starts on one, every kitchen ticket depends on one, and every guest looks at a table number or a cue card without thinking about it. When they are designed well, service is faster and fewer orders go missing. When they are an afterthought, servers scribble on torn sheets and the kitchen guesses. This guide covers what each paper tool of service is for, what a good KOT book and order pad should include, how to design cue cards and table numbers, and how much to stock. At RestroCart we print these alongside menus, bill holders and the rest of a restaurant's stationery, so they carry the same brand as everything else on the floor. Why paper still matters in a POS restaurant Most restaurants now take orders on a POS or a tablet, and many print KOTs automatically. Paper tools still earn their place for four reasons. - Backup. Power cuts, network drops and jammed thermal printers happen on the busiest nights. A printed KOT book keeps service running. - Events, banquets and pop-ups. Outdoor counters, catering and event service often have no POS terminal close by. - Table-side notes. Captains taking a large order, allergy details and special requests are often faster on paper, then entered into the system. - Guest-written orders. Some cafes hand guests an order slip to fill in themselves, which keeps a small team moving at peak. Order pads, KOT books, BOT books and captain pads Tool | Who uses it | What it does | Typical format | Order pad | Servers, or guests at self-order cafes | Takes the order at the table | Pocket-sized pad, tear-off sheets | KOT book | Servers and captains | Sends the order to the kitchen | Numbered, carbonless duplicate or triplicate | BOT book | Servers and bartenders | Sends drinks orders to the bar | As KOT, often in a different colour | Captain order pad | Captains and managers | Large tables, banquets, event orders | Larger pad or clipboard with more lines | Bill book | Cashier, event counters | Handwritten bills when the POS is down | Numbered, duplicate, with tax fields | Small cafes often combine the order pad and KOT into one book. Larger restaurants keep them separate so the floor team and the kitchen each get exactly what they need. Anatomy of a good KOT book A KOT that works is designed around the order of events in your service. These are the fields and features we suggest; remove any your team will not use. What to print on a KOT - Your logo or outlet name, small, at the top. - A printed serial number on every set, continuing from book to book. - Date and time of order. - Table number, number of covers (pax) and server or captain name. - Columns for item or dish code, quantity and notes. - A clear notes line for allergies, spice level and customisations. - Tick boxes for dine-in, takeaway or delivery if you run all three. - A course or sequence marker if you fire starters and mains separately. Copies. Carbonless paper, often called NCR, makes copies without separate carbon sheets. Duplicate gives a kitchen copy and a book copy; triplicate adds one for the cashier or bar. Coloured copies, white on top with tinted copies below, help staff route them at a glance. Numbering and binding. Serial numbers are the point of a KOT book for most owners, because they let a manager match tickets to bills. Books with a stiff back board are easier to write on standing up; perforated tear-off sheets stop tickets ripping through the text. Size. A KOT needs enough lines for a typical table's order without being awkward to carry. Test a sample with your team for a service before printing a full run. Need branded KOT books or order pads? Send your current ticket, or just tell us your fields and copies. We will design a version that fits your service and quote the first run. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Order pads for the floor, and for guests A table-side order pad should fit the pocket it lives in. Check it against your server aprons and shirts; our steward and server uniform guide covers pocket sizes. Top-bound pads are easier to write on in one hand than side-bound ones. A firm backing board helps when there is no surface to lean on. Self-order cafes print pads for guests instead. The fields are simpler and the tone friendlier: name, phone, table number, dish code, quantity, and a line for customisation. The order pad at the top of this guide is exactly this kind of guest slip: name, contact, pax, dish code, quantity and customisation, with table number and server at the foot. Pair it with a cue card on the table that explains how to use it. Spiral-bound flip cue cards made for Echoes, telling guests to write their order on the order slips provided. Cue cards: small instructions that save a trip Cue cards give an instruction at the moment it is needed, so a server does not have to. There are two families. Guest-facing cue cards - How to order: "Please write your order on the slip provided" or "Scan to order, pay at the counter". - Service signals: flip cards that tell staff what a table needs, such as water, cutlery, service or the bill. - House rules and information: Wi-Fi details, reservation notes, kids' menu, or a gentle reminder about self-service water. Spiral-bound flip cards on a small stand work well because guests can turn to the right card and staff can read it across the room. Keep each card to a few words in large type. Staff cue cards Behind the bar and the pass, laminated cue cards hold recipes, pour sizes, plating guides, allergen lists and steps of service. They speed up training and keep consistency when the senior team is off. Print them on heavier card, laminate them, and date each one so old versions can be removed. For promotional cards, specials and QR codes, see our guide to QR table stands and tent cards. Table numbers that staff and guests can read Table numbers are how orders reach the right guest. A few rules help: - Readable from the pass. Numbers should be large and high-contrast enough for a runner to spot from a few metres away. - Visible from both sides. A number facing only the guest does not help a runner coming from behind. - Logical numbering. Number by section so new staff learn the floor quickly, and keep the numbering the same on the POS, the KOT book and the table. - Combine where you can. A table number printed on the back of a QR stand or engraved on a caddy saves a separate object on a crowded table; see our cutlery caddies guide. Formats include engraved wooden blocks, acrylic or MDF stands, numbers printed on table stands, and small flags. Flags on picks are also useful on the plate itself: red and green markers help runners and guests tell vegetarian from non-vegetarian dishes at a glance. Small tools that prevent mistakes: printed veg and non-veg marker flags on picks, and wooden clip holders carrying printed QR cards beside a matching menu. Branding the paper tools of service These are working tools first. Brand them the way you would brand a kitchen towel, not a menu cover: - Put the logo small at the top, in one colour, so it does not compete with the fields. - Use your brand colour for headers or rules, keeping the writing areas plain and light. - Choose paper that takes ballpoint and gel pens without smudging; avoid glossy surfaces on anything people write on. - Keep guest-facing pieces, such as order slips and cue cards, closer to your menu design so the table looks consistent. Match them to the rest of your printed pieces; our guide to stickers, thank-you cards and stationery covers the other small prints guests take home. Common mistakes with order pads and KOTs - No serial numbers. Without them, a missing ticket is invisible until the stock count does not match. - Too few lines. A pad that fits three items forces servers onto a second sheet for every family table. - No notes space. Allergies and spice levels squeezed into the margin get missed on the pass. - Glossy paper. Pens skip and smudge on coated stock. Use a matte, writable paper. - Table numbers that do not match the POS. One numbering system across the floor plan, the POS and the books avoids wrong deliveries. How much to stock, and when to reorder Paper tools run out at the worst moment, usually on a Saturday. Work out consumption instead of guessing: - Estimate orders per day, then multiply by how many tickets each order uses (a food and a drinks ticket, for example). - Divide by the sets per book to get books per week. - Set a reorder point: when stock falls to a few weeks of use, reorder. Printing takes time, and you want the new numbering to continue without a gap. - Store books in a dry cupboard. Carbonless paper stored in heat or damp can lose its ability to copy. - Keep used books for your records for as long as your accountant advises. How RestroCart prints KOT books and order pads Send your current KOT or order pad, or just a list of fields, on WhatsApp or email. Our design team lays out a branded version, confirms copies, colours, numbering and size, and sends a proof for approval. We print after approval and deliver anywhere in India, often in the same shipment as menus, bill holders or uniforms. Your design and last serial number stay on file, so the next order continues where the last one ended. Browse the packaging and print catalogue for other printed pieces. Ready to replace the torn sheets? Send your fields, copies and quantity. We reply the same day with a proof plan and quote. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or add them to your list in our quote builder. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What does KOT stand for in a restaurant?KOT stands for kitchen order ticket: the slip that tells the kitchen what to prepare for which table. A BOT, or bar order ticket, does the same job for the bar. Many restaurants print KOTs from the POS, but still keep printed KOT books for backup, events and outdoor service. Should a KOT book be duplicate or triplicate?Duplicate works when one copy goes to the kitchen and one stays in the book for records. Triplicate adds a copy for the cashier or the bar. Using a different colour for each copy helps staff route them correctly during a rush. Why do KOT books need serial numbers?Serial numbers let managers match every order to a bill and spot missing or unbilled tickets. They are one of the simplest controls against leakage, and they only work if numbers continue across books and used books are kept. What are cue cards in a restaurant?Cue cards are small cards that give an instruction or signal. On the table they tell guests how to order, call for service or ask for the bill. Behind the scenes they remind staff of recipes, allergens, pour sizes or steps of service. What size should a restaurant order pad be?Handheld order pads should fit comfortably in an apron or shirt pocket and still have room to write clearly. KOT books are often a little larger so each ticket can hold several items. Ask for a sample and test it with your servers before printing in bulk. Can RestroCart print KOT books with our logo?Yes. RestroCart prints branded KOT books, order pads, cue cards and table numbers with your fields, numbering and copies, and keeps the design on file so reorders continue the same format and numbering. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareLeatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels Custom leatherette menu covers and bill folders for restaurants: materials, formats, branding by debossing, foil or print, sizes, care and how many to… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareQR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Custom QR code table stands, tent cards and table talkers for restaurants: materials, sizes, what to print, where to place them and how they drive rev… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareTable Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? How to choose custom table mats and runners for restaurants and cafes in India: denim, cotton, gingham, leatherette, MDF and paper compared, with size… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Pan-Asian Restaurant Uniforms: Japanese, Thai & Chinese Styles URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/pan-asian-restaurant-uniforms/ How to design uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: wrap chef coats, mandarin collars, happi styles, colour and script branding. Home › Blog › Uniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and… Style guide, Uniforms Uniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Black wrap-front chef coats with red piping along the crossover and a red round logo, custom chef uniforms made for Enoki Kitchen by RestroCart Quick answer What uniforms suit a pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai or Chinese restaurant? Pan-Asian restaurants look best in uniforms that borrow one or two Asian details, such as a wrap or crossover front, a mandarin collar, a happi-style jacket or a knotted closure, and build them on practical, washable fabrics. Black with a single accent colour is the most common base, but indigo, white and rich jewel tones all work. RestroCart designs these by role, from wok station to sushi counter and host stand. Key takeaways - Borrow one or two Asian details, not a costume: a wrap front, a mandarin collar or a happi-style jacket. - Black with one accent colour is the classic base; indigo, white and jewel tones set you apart. - Wok stations need heat-friendly fabric and short sleeves; sushi counters need crisp, clean lines. - Check any script or characters with a native speaker before it is embroidered. In this guide - The design vocabulary: details worth borrowing - Colour: black and red, and the alternatives - Pan-Asian restaurant uniforms by cuisine - Kitchen realities: wok stations, steamers and sushi counters - Service, bar and host roles - Script, crests and branding - Avoiding the costume trap - How RestroCart makes pan-Asian uniforms Pan-Asian restaurants have become one of the most crowded categories in Indian dining: dim sum bars, sushi counters, Thai kitchens, ramen shops, wok-to-table chains and modern "Asian bistro" menus that travel from Tokyo to Bangkok in one page. In a busy category, the team's uniform does real branding work. It tells guests, before they read the menu, whether this is a casual noodle bar or a serious Japanese kitchen. This guide covers uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: the design vocabulary worth borrowing, how to avoid a costume, colour choices, practical fabric for wok stations and sushi counters, script branding, and a role-by-role plan. The design vocabulary: details worth borrowing You do not need traditional dress to signal an Asian concept. One or two well-chosen details, applied to practical uniform garments, do the job. Wrap and crossover fronts A chef coat or service jacket that closes diagonally across the chest, like a kimono or samue work jacket, is the strongest single signal of a Japanese or pan-Asian concept. It works on chef coats, server tops and hostess tunics, and contrast piping along the crossover line makes it read clearly from across the room. Mandarin and band collars A short stand-up collar is associated with Chinese and wider East Asian dress and is extremely practical: no collar points to curl, nothing flops into food. A contrast colour on the collar alone is enough to set a brand apart. Happi-style jackets The happi is a straight-cut Japanese jacket with wide sleeves and a contrast band down the front edges, often with a crest or characters on the back. A shortened, lighter version makes an excellent host or festival-style server jacket over a tee. Knotted closures and Thai details Fabric knot buttons suit Chinese concepts and hostess tunics. For Thai restaurants, a jewel-tone base, a subtle woven border or a sash-inspired apron tie nods to the cuisine without costume. Three takes on Asian kitchen uniforms: black chef coats with red mandarin collars and red piping for Ikura, a black chef coat with sleeve branding and a matching skull cap for Pop Thai, and a pale grey coat with black piping on a curved crossover front for Sticky Rice. Colour: black and red, and the alternatives Black with red is the most common combination in Indian pan-Asian restaurants, and for good reasons. It suits dark, moody interiors, hides soy, oil and chilli splashes, and red is widely associated with luck and celebration in Chinese culture. Enoki Kitchen, Ikura and Hello Asia all use black bases with red accents in the uniforms we made for them. The downside is that black and red has become the default, so it takes strong details to stand out. Alternatives worth considering: - Indigo and white for Japanese concepts: indigo-dyed looks are deeply rooted in Japanese workwear and sit beautifully against wood and stone interiors. - White and pale grey for sushi counters and open kitchens where cleanliness is part of the show. - Jewel tones for Thai and Southeast Asian concepts: purple, emerald, saffron or teal on polos and aprons. - Earthy neutrals such as sand, olive and charcoal for modern, minimal Asian bistros. Our uniform colour guide explains how lighting and interiors change the way colours read. Purple polo t-shirts for Boraan Thai, with Thai script and "Bangkok to Delhi" on the back. A jewel-tone base sets a Thai concept apart from the black-and-red crowd. Pan-Asian restaurant uniforms by cuisine Concept | Kitchen | Service | Colour ideas | Japanese / sushi / ramen | Wrap-front or mandarin-collar coat, headband or cap, bib apron | Wrap top or happi-style jacket over a tee, long waist apron | Indigo, white, black with natural tones | Chinese / dim sum | Mandarin-collar chef coat, skull cap | Mandarin-collar shirt or tunic, knot-button accents for hosts | Black with red, deep green, gold accents | Thai | Chef coat with coloured collar or piping | Jewel-tone polo or shirt, apron with contrast ties | Purple, emerald, saffron, teal | Pan-Asian / wok bar | Black coat with contrast piping, cap | Polo or tee with half apron | Black with one accent colour | Asian fine dining | Tailored wrap-front coat | Mandarin-collar jacket or waistcoat, hostess tunic | Charcoal, midnight blue, muted gold | Designing uniforms for an Asian concept? Tell us the cuisine, the interior mood and your roles. We will send mockups with wrap fronts, mandarin collars or happi styles in your colours. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Kitchen realities: wok stations, steamers and sushi counters Asian kitchens push uniforms hard in specific ways. - Wok stations throw intense heat and flare-ups. Choose poly-cotton twill with good breathability, short or three-quarter sleeves, and avoid loose wide sleeves near the flame even if the happi look tempts you. Our guide to summer kitchen uniforms covers heat management. - Dim sum and steamer sections are humid all day. Lighter fabric and a moisture-wicking chef tee under an apron can work better than a full coat. - Sushi counters are theatre. The chef is watched at arm's length, so crisp construction, clean colours and a neat apron matter more than anywhere else in the restaurant. - Open kitchens in general mean the kitchen uniform is part of the dining room design; choose it together with the service look. For chef coat cuts and closures, see our guide to chef coat styles, and for caps, headbands and skull caps, our headwear guide. Service, bar and host roles Kitchen uniforms get most of the attention in Asian restaurants, but guests spend far more time with the floor team. Servers For casual pan-Asian and wok bars, a black or coloured polo or tee with a long waist apron is practical and quick to launder. For a more considered look, a wrap-front service top in a soft poly-cotton, worn over a tee, gives the Japanese feel without restricting movement. Keep sleeves short or three-quarter so they stay out of sauces and soup bowls, and give aprons deep pockets for chopstick rests, order pads and card machines. Bartenders Asian cocktail and sake bars suit a mandarin-collar shirt with a bib apron in denim, canvas or black twill, with script or a crest on the bib. The bar is often where guests photograph the team, so it is a good place for the strongest branding. Hosts and hostesses The host stand is where a traditional detail can go furthest: a mandarin-collar tunic with knot buttons, a wrap top in a richer fabric or a tailored jacket in midnight blue or charcoal. Our hostess uniform guide covers fits and fabrics. Managers, housekeeping and delivery Managers can wear a mandarin-collar shirt or jacket in the deepest shade of the palette. Housekeeping and delivery staff should not be forgotten; the same base colour with a small logo keeps the whole team consistent, from the host stand to the rider at the door. Script, crests and branding Japanese, Chinese and Thai script embroidered on an apron, sleeve or jacket back is one of the most effective branding tools for an Asian concept. Two rules keep it from going wrong: - Get the text checked by a native speaker. A character upside down or a mistranslation is embarrassing and permanent once embroidered across a team. - Supply vector artwork. Script strokes need clean digitising to stay legible at embroidery size. Tiny characters below a certain size lose detail, so keep script bold. A round crest or seal, like the red round logos on the Enoki Kitchen and Hello Asia uniforms, borrows from Japanese mon and Chinese seal traditions and works well as a chest emblem. Our embroidery vs printing guide explains which technique suits which garment. A black bib apron, chef coat and cap for Hello Asia, each with a red round logo patch. One emblem repeated across pieces ties the kitchen set together. Avoiding the costume trap The fastest way to make an Asian restaurant look cheap is to put Indian staff in shiny, synthetic "oriental" costumes. Guests read them as a theme party, and staff feel it too. A few principles keep the look authentic and respectful: Pan-Asian uniform design checklist - Use one or two traditional details per garment, not every detail at once. - Keep fabrics matt and practical; avoid shiny satin unless it is a small accent. - Make service garments fit for carrying trays and bending, with sleeves that stay out of food. - Match the details to the cuisine: wrap fronts for Japanese, mandarin collars and knots for Chinese, colour for Thai. - Check all script and symbols with a native speaker. - Use the same colour pair across kitchen, floor, bar and host roles. - Give housekeeping and delivery staff the same palette so the whole team matches. - Sample one complete set per role and see it in the restaurant's lighting before bulk production. How RestroCart makes pan-Asian uniforms We have dressed many Asian restaurants, from Enoki Kitchen, Ikura, Pop Thai, Sticky Rice, Hello Asia and Boraan Thai to Mensho Tokyo; you can read about the Mensho Tokyo project in our Mensho Tokyo story. The process is the same for every client: you share your cuisine, interiors, roles and logo on WhatsApp or email; our in-house design team sends mockups and suggests fabrics, colours and branding; you approve swatches and a sample set; then we produce, quality-check and deliver to your door anywhere in India, packed by role or size. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production. Patterns, fabric codes and artwork stay on file for reorders. Beyond uniforms, the same palette can carry through to menus, chopstick sleeves, coasters and delivery packaging. See more in our client portfolios. Want a pan-Asian team that looks the part without the costume? Send your logo, cuisine and roles. We reply the same day with ideas. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build your list in our quote builder. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is a kimono-style chef coat?It is a chef coat with a wrap or crossover front that closes diagonally across the chest, like a kimono or samue jacket, usually with a mandarin or band collar. It looks distinctly Japanese or pan-Asian while working exactly like a standard chef coat in the kitchen. What colours work for a pan-Asian restaurant uniform?Black with red is the most common combination because it suits dark, moody interiors and hides stains. Indigo and white suit Japanese concepts, while Thai restaurants often use jewel tones such as purple, emerald or saffron. Choose one base colour and one accent, then repeat them across roles. Should servers in an Asian restaurant wear traditional dress?Full traditional dress rarely works for daily service; it is hard to launder, restricts movement and can look like a costume. A modern garment with one traditional detail, such as a wrap top, a mandarin collar or a knotted closure, gives the feel without the problems. Can you embroider Japanese, Chinese or Thai script on uniforms?Yes. Script embroidery is very effective on aprons, sleeves and backs. Share the exact text as a vector or high-resolution file and have a native speaker check it. We digitise the artwork so the strokes stay clean at embroidery size. What should a sushi chef wear?Sushi chefs work in full view of guests, so a crisp white or indigo coat or jacket with a mandarin or wrap collar, a neat apron and a headband, cap or head wrap works well. Keep sleeves short or three-quarter so cuffs stay clear of rice and fish. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsOrdering Restaurant Uniforms from Delhi for Mumbai and Pune: The Remote Process and Fabric Advice for Humidity How Mumbai and Pune restaurants order custom uniforms remotely from New Delhi, plus fabric, colour and spares advice for humid weather and the monsoon… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · City guide, UniformsRestaurant Uniforms and Supplies for Punjab and the Chandigarh Tricity: Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh How Punjab and Chandigarh tricity restaurants order custom uniforms and supplies from New Delhi: remote briefs, couriered swatches, samples, winterwea… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Year in review, UniformsWhat We Made in 2025: A Year of Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies, in Numbers and Photos 280 photographed pieces from our 2025 archive: chef coats, aprons, service sets, polos, winterwear and menus, plus the colours and fabrics restaurants… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Paper Menu Printing for Restaurants: GSM, Lamination and Folds URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/paper-menu-printing-guide/ A practical guide to printing restaurant paper menus in India: paper types and GSM, lamination, sizes and folds, reprint cycles and inserts for boards and covers. Home › Blog › Printing Paper Menus for Restaurants: Pape… Buying guide, Tableware Printing Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Square printed paper menus with a floral tapestry cover and a black dessert page inside, on a grey wooden surface, printed by RestroCart Quick answer What paper and GSM should I use to print restaurant menus? For a single-card menu that guests handle every day, use 300 to 350 GSM art card with matte or soft-touch lamination. For inserts that sit inside a board, clipboard or leatherette cover, 170 to 250 GSM is usually enough. Daily specials can go on lighter uncoated paper, and non-tearable synthetic sheets suit wipe-clean menus. RestroCart prints inserts sized to match its menu boards and covers. Key takeaways - Match paper weight to how long a menu must last, not to how premium it should feel on day one. - Laminate anything handled for more than a week; skip it for menus you will reprint in days. - Design for your reprint cycle: separate what changes weekly from what changes yearly. - Size paper to your boards and covers first, so reprints never need new hardware. In this guide - When paper is the right menu, and when it is not - Paper types and GSM, explained - Lamination and coatings - Standard sizes and folds - Designing a menu that prints well - Planning reprint cycles - Pairing paper with boards, clipboards and covers - A print-ready checklist - How RestroCart prints restaurant menus Paper menu printing looks like the easy part of opening a restaurant. It rarely is. The same menu printed on the wrong paper curls in a humid kitchen, frays at the corners by the second week, or shows every oily fingerprint under warm lighting. Printed on the right stock, with the right finish and fold, it lasts as long as it needs to and costs little to replace. This guide is for restaurant owners, cafe founders and managers printing menus in India: which paper types and GSM to choose, when to laminate, standard sizes and folds, how to plan reprints, and how paper works with MDF boards and clipboards or leatherette covers. At RestroCart we print menus and inserts alongside the boards and covers they go into, so the advice below comes from seeing both sides. When paper is the right menu, and when it is not Paper is the right choice when your menu changes often, when you run a QSR or delivery-led kitchen, when you need a menu for an event or pop-up, and as the insert inside almost every board or cover. It is fast to reprint, cheap per piece, and lets you test prices and dishes without committing to hardware. Paper on its own is the wrong choice for a permanent table menu in a busy dining room. An unlaminated card in daily service looks tired within weeks. If you want the menu itself to last, put the paper in something: a clipboard, a screw-post board, a cover. The paper then does what it is good at, carrying information that changes, and the board or cover does the rest. Paper types and GSM, explained GSM means grams per square metre: the weight of the paper, and a rough guide to its thickness and stiffness. Higher GSM is stiffer, not automatically better. The right weight depends on how the menu is held and how long it must last. Paper type | Typical weight | Feel and finish | Best use | Uncoated paper (maplitho, bond) | About 80 to 130 GSM | Matte, writable, slightly absorbent | Daily specials, newspaper-style menus, order sheets | Art paper (gloss or matte coated) | About 130 to 170 GSM | Smooth, sharp colour | Inserts in sleeves, booklet inner pages, flyers | Heavier art paper or light card | About 200 to 250 GSM | Firm but flexible | Inserts for clipboards, screw posts and rings | Art card | About 300 to 350 GSM | Stiff, stands on its own | Standalone menu cards, covers, tent cards | Textured or kraft card | About 250 to 350 GSM | Natural, tactile, less colour-accurate | Cafes, bakeries, organic or rustic concepts | Non-tearable synthetic | Measured in microns | Waterproof, wipeable, tear-resistant | Single-sheet menus in bars, outdoor seating, busy casual dining | Two practical notes. First, coated papers print colour and photographs more sharply; uncoated papers feel warmer and can be written on, which matters if staff mark specials by hand. Second, textured and kraft stocks look beautiful but can dull colours and fine type, so test your menu on them before committing a whole run. Lamination and coatings Lamination is a thin plastic film applied to the printed sheet. It protects against spills and fingerprints, stiffens the menu and makes it wipeable. The main choices: - Gloss lamination. Bright colours and a shiny surface. It shows glare under spotlights and fingerprints more readily, so it suits bright, casual concepts more than dim dining rooms. - Matte lamination. The safe default for restaurants. Low glare, easy to read under warm lighting, and it hides fingerprints better. - Soft-touch or velvet lamination. A smooth, slightly suede feel that reads as premium in the hand. Lovely for covers and short menus, though it marks more easily than standard matte in heavy use. - Spot UV. A glossy coat applied only to parts of the design, such as the logo, for contrast on a matte menu. - No lamination. Right for daily sheets, menus guests write on, and anything you will reprint in a few days. A laminated menu can be wiped with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Test your sanitiser on one menu before using it on the full set, since some solvents can cloud or lift films over time. A printed menu booklet with a separate branded cover card: coated paper keeps food photography sharp while the cover card gives the menu weight in the hand. Standard sizes and folds Start with size, because it decides the printing cost, the hardware and how the menu reads at the table. Format | Panels or pages | Good for | A4 single sheet | 1 or 2 sides | Clipboards, boards, most cafe and casual menus | A5 single sheet | 1 or 2 sides | Dessert, coffee and bar menus, small tables | Tall narrow (about 4 x 9 inches) | 1 or 2 sides | Cocktail lists, specials, drinks menus | A3 folded to A4 (bi-fold) | 4 pages | Full menus that need structure without binding | Tri-fold or Z-fold | 6 panels | Takeaway and delivery menus, compact full menus | Gatefold | Doors that open to a centre spread | Tasting menus, launches, statement menus | Saddle-stitched booklet | Pages in multiples of four | Long menus with photography | Square | 1 or 2 sides, or folded | Distinctive cafe and dessert menus | Folded menus need a scored fold on anything above about 170 GSM, otherwise the fold cracks, especially through dark ink. If you want a fold to survive daily use, laminate before folding and ask your printer to crease properly. Printing a new paper menu? Send your menu file, size and how many you need. We will suggest the paper, lamination and fold, and quote for the first run and reprints. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Designing a menu that prints well A menu that looks perfect on a laptop can print poorly. These are the checks we run on every file before printing: - Bleed and safe margins. Extend background colours about 3 mm past the trim line, and keep text well inside it, especially near punch holes and screw posts. - Colour mode and resolution. Send print files in CMYK with images at print resolution. Brand colours on screen and on paper are never identical, so ask for a printed proof if the colour matters. - Type size and contrast. Restaurants are dim. Keep dish names clearly legible and descriptions no smaller than a comfortable reading size, with strong contrast. Thin light-grey text on cream stock is the most common legibility mistake. - Dietary markers. Use the veg and non-veg symbols guests expect, placed consistently, plus clear allergen or spice notes. - Prices aligned. Keep prices in one consistent position so a price revision is a clean text change, not a redesign. - A version code. Put a tiny date or version on the back so staff can tell the current menu from an old one. Planning reprint cycles Every paper menu is a consumable. The smart move is to plan how often each part will change and print accordingly, instead of reprinting everything whenever one price moves. Menu part | Typical change cycle | Printing approach | Brand cover or board | Rarely | Engraved or printed once on a board or cover; not paper | Core food and drinks menu | When prices or dishes change | Insert on 170 to 250 GSM or laminated card; moderate runs | Seasonal or chef's selection | Monthly or seasonally | Separate sheet or card; smaller runs | Daily or weekly specials | Daily to weekly | Uncoated sheets, unlaminated; short runs or in-house printing | Takeaway and delivery menus | When prices change | Tri-fold on lighter stock; larger runs | For quantities, count tables and seats, then add a buffer for spills, damage and busy nights. Larger runs are cheaper per piece, but a large run of a menu whose prices will change next month is not a saving. For a new restaurant, print a modest first run of the core menu, watch what sells and what guests ask about for a few weeks, then print a larger second run with corrections. Pairing paper with boards, clipboards and covers Most restaurant menus are paper inside something else. The paper choice depends on what that something is. - Clipboards: one or two sheets, 200 to 350 GSM, laminated if the sheet will be used for more than a week. Too-light paper curls away from the board. - Screw-post boards and hinged boards: 170 to 250 GSM, punched to match the posts exactly. Keep the punch template with your print files. - Ring-bound boards and paddles: heavier paper, or reinforced holes, because pages turn on the rings all day. - Leatherette covers: sheets held by elastic, corners or sleeves; lighter paper works because the cover protects it. - Sunboard boards: the print is usually mounted or printed directly, so a change means a new board. See our sunboard menu boards guide. Paper doing the changing: printed inserts in walnut-finish boards for The Sunday House, printed sheets ring-bound to paddle boards for Red Hot, and ring-bound printed pages for NAO. If you are also planning bill folders, coasters and table cards, keep the same paper, colours and typography across them. Our guide to restaurant stickers, thank-you cards and stationery covers the smaller printed pieces. A print-ready checklist Before you approve a menu print run - Final prices and dish names checked by the chef and the owner, not just the designer. - Size matches your boards, clipboards or covers, including punch or post positions. - Paper type and GSM agreed for each part of the menu. - Lamination type agreed, or a clear decision not to laminate. - Bleed, safe margins and folds checked on a printed proof. - Veg, non-veg and allergen markers consistent throughout. - Version or date code on the back. - Quantity includes spares for spills and damage. - Print files and templates saved where the next reprint can find them. How RestroCart prints restaurant menus Send your menu file, or just your content and logo if you need design help, on WhatsApp or email. Our design team checks the file for print, suggests the paper, finish and fold, and sends a proof. Printing starts after you approve, and menus are delivered anywhere in India along with any boards, covers or table pieces in the same order. We keep your templates on file, so reprints after a price change are quick. You can see finished menus on our menus work page, and if you are opening a new outlet, add menus to your opening supplies checklist. Need menus printed, or a reprint that finally fits your boards? Send the file and quantity. We reply the same day with paper options and a quote. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or add menus to your list in our quote builder. See the real thing: 47 wooden and MDF menu boards we have made · 17 leatherette menu covers we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What GSM is best for a restaurant menu card?For a standalone menu card handled at every table, 300 to 350 GSM art card is the usual choice, laminated for durability. Inserts inside boards or covers can be lighter, around 170 to 250 GSM, because the board takes the handling. Should restaurant paper menus be laminated?Laminate menus that will be used for more than a week or two, because lamination makes them wipeable and stops corners fraying. Skip lamination for daily specials and menus you plan to reprint quickly, and for menus that staff or guests need to write on. What is non-tearable paper for menus?Non-tearable paper is a synthetic sheet, usually polypropylene or polyester, that looks like paper but resists water and tearing. It is measured in microns rather than GSM. It suits single-sheet menus in busy casual dining, outdoor seating and bars where menus get wet. How often should a restaurant reprint its paper menu?It depends on the menu. Core menus are usually reprinted when prices or dishes change, often every few months, while specials sheets are reprinted weekly or daily. Print quantities to match that cycle so you do not throw away stock when prices change. What size should a restaurant paper menu be?A4 is the most common size because it is easy to print and fits standard boards and covers. A5 suits cafes, dessert and bar menus, tall formats suit cocktail lists, and A3 folded to A4 gives a four-page menu from one sheet. Can RestroCart print menu inserts for boards and covers we already have?Yes. Send the size, punch or post positions and your menu file, and we will print inserts to fit. If you are ordering new boards or covers from us, we size the inserts and keep the templates on file for reprints. 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Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Branded Butter Paper, Paper Sleeves and Food Wrappers Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/paper-sleeves-butter-paper-packaging/ How to choose custom printed butter paper, greaseproof wrappers, paper sleeves and tray liners for burgers, waffles, sandwiches and bakery: paper, GSM and print. Home › Blog › Branded Paper Sleeves, Butter Paper, Wrapp… Buying guide, Packaging Branded Paper Sleeves, Butter Paper, Wrappers and Liners for Burgers, Waffles, Sandwiches and Bakery By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read A waffle held in a yellow printed paper sleeve with a heart and the line 'If you can't stay, take me with you', custom packaging for Authentic Belgian Waffles by RestroCart Quick answer What paper should I use for branded burger wrappers and waffle sleeves? Use food-grade greaseproof or butter paper, typically around 30 to 45 GSM, for burger and sandwich wraps, and a slightly heavier greaseproof or coated paper for waffle, crepe and fries sleeves that must hold their shape. Print a repeating pattern in one or two colours with food-safe inks, kept away from direct food contact where possible. RestroCart designs and prints custom wrappers, sleeves and liners. Key takeaways - Greaseproof and butter paper stop oil soaking through; plain paper does not. - A repeating pattern works on wrappers because the fold never lands in the same place twice. - One or two print colours look sharper and cost less than full colour on thin paper. - Ask your supplier to confirm the paper and inks are suitable for food contact. In this guide - The main types of branded food papers - Butter paper vs greaseproof paper vs plain paper - Designing a print that survives folding - Food safety: what to ask your supplier - Sizes and formats by food - Tray liners: the easiest dine-in upgrade - Pairing wrappers with the rest of your packaging - How to brief a custom wrapper or sleeve order - Get a quote for branded food papers Branded paper sleeves, butter paper, wrappers and liners are the packaging your guests actually hold. The box goes in the bin and the bag goes on the counter, but the wrapper around a burger, the sleeve around a waffle and the liner on a tray are in their hands, in their photos, and in front of their faces for the whole meal. They are also some of the least expensive branded items a food business can buy. This guide covers the main types, which paper to choose, how to design a print that works on something that gets folded and crumpled, and what to ask about food safety. For bags, boxes, stickers and seals, see our broader guide to branded delivery packaging. The main types of branded food papers Type | Used for | Typical paper | What matters most | Burger and sandwich wraps | Burgers, wraps, rolls, sandwiches, kathi rolls | Greaseproof or butter paper, about 30 to 45 GSM | Grease resistance, folds tightly without tearing | Waffle, crepe and fries sleeves | Waffles on a stick or in hand, crepes, fries, hot dogs | Heavier greaseproof or coated paper, often pre-formed into a pocket or cone | Holds shape, easy to hold, open top for eating | Tray liners and placemat papers | Trays in QSRs, food courts, cafes and pizzerias | Greaseproof or coated paper cut to tray size | Size matched to tray, print visible around the food | Bakery tissue and bread papers | Pastries, cookies, bread loaves, cake boards | Thin greaseproof or glassine-style paper | Clean handling, a neat finish when folded | Cutlery and straw sleeves | Disposable cutlery kits, napkin wraps | Paper sleeves, printed and sealed or folded | Hygiene, a finished look in the delivery bag | Cup sleeves | Hot coffee and tea cups | Corrugated or heavy card sleeves | Heat protection, grip, a big print surface | Most restaurants start with one: the wrap or sleeve for their signature item. That single paper does more for the brand than a box, because it is what appears in every photo of the food. Butter paper vs greaseproof paper vs plain paper In Indian kitchens, "butter paper" is used for almost any thin, grease-resistant food paper. The distinction that matters to a buyer is whether it genuinely resists oil and moisture for as long as the food sits in it. - Greaseproof paper is processed so oil does not soak through quickly. It is the standard choice for burger wraps, fried food and bakery. - Butter paper (parchment-style) is smooth and translucent, resists grease and moisture, and gives a clean, premium look for sandwiches and pastries. - Wax or coated papers resist moisture well and suit wet or saucy items, but check whether they are compatible with the print method and your disposal requirements. - Plain kraft or bond paper is fine for dry items and outer sleeves, but it spots and goes translucent with oil. It should not be in direct contact with greasy food. Test the paper with your actual food. Wrap a burger or waffle, leave it for the length of a typical delivery, and check for oil spotting, sogginess and tearing at the folds. That test tells you more than any specification sheet. Kraft paper bags and boxes printed with a logo and a hand-drawn pizza pattern for Fork n Knives. An all-over pattern looks right however the pack is folded or stacked. Designing a print that survives folding Wrappers and sleeves are folded, twisted and crumpled. A design that looks perfect flat on screen can disappear into the folds. Principles that work: Use a repeating pattern An all-over repeat of your logo, an icon or a short line is the most reliable design for wraps. However the paper is folded, the brand is visible. A single large centred logo will almost always land in the fold or on the underside. Keep ink coverage light On thin paper, heavy ink coverage can make the paper stiff, affect grease resistance and show through. A pattern with plenty of open space looks cleaner and feels better in the hand. One or two colours One-colour and two-colour prints are sharper and more economical on thin food papers than full colour. A single brand colour on white or natural paper is the classic look for burgers and sandwiches. Placed prints for sleeves and liners Sleeves and tray liners are different: they are seen flat or in a fixed orientation, so a placed design works. A waffle sleeve can carry a line of copy and an illustration; a tray liner can carry your menu highlights, a QR code or a story about the brand around the edges where food does not sit. The wrapper is the only part of your packaging that appears in every photo of the food. Design it for the photo. Want custom printed wrappers or sleeves? Tell us the item, its size, your monthly usage and your logo. We will suggest a paper, a size and a pattern with a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Food safety: what to ask your supplier These papers touch food, so the paper and ink matter as much as the look. FSSAI's packaging regulations govern materials that come into contact with food, and newspaper and non-food-grade paper should never be used to wrap food. When you buy printed food papers, ask: Food-contact questions for printed papers - Is the base paper food grade, and can you share the specification or certificate? - Are the inks suitable for food packaging? - Is the print on the outer face, or kept light where the food sits? - How long does the paper resist grease with hot, oily food? - Is the paper suitable for the temperature of the food, including items straight from the fryer or grill? - How are finished papers packed and stored to keep them clean and dry? - Is the paper recyclable or compostable, if that matters to your brand and your city's waste rules? Store wrappers and liners the way you store other food packaging: sealed, off the floor and away from moisture. Kitchen teams should handle them with clean hands, just like the food. Our kitchen hygiene guide covers the uniform side of the same discipline. Sizes and formats by food Burgers Square sheets are the norm. Measure your biggest burger and allow enough to wrap it fully with an overlap; many burgers fit a sheet of around 30 by 30 cm, while stacked burgers need larger sheets. Some QSRs use a half-wrap or pocket that leaves the top open for eating. For delivery, the wrapper has to survive a longer journey in a closed box or bag, where steam builds up. A slightly heavier greaseproof paper, or a wrap plus a paper sleeve, keeps the bun from going soggy and the print intact until the customer opens it. Test with a real delivery run before you approve the paper. Waffles and crepes Pre-formed pockets, cones and open sleeves hold the item upright and keep hands clean. A sleeve with a printed line of copy, a playful message or an illustration makes the waffle instantly recognisable in photos. Sandwiches, wraps and rolls Rectangular sheets that wrap once with an overlap, often secured with a branded sticker. For wraps and kathi rolls, a half-sleeve lets guests eat without unwrapping completely. Bakery Thin tissue for pastries and cookies, printed liners for cake boards and boxes, and bread papers for loaves. Bakeries often combine a printed tissue with a plain box and a sticker. Our bakery and patisserie guide covers the team side of the same brand. A printed tray liner for Cafetorium, patterned wrapping paper for Echoes, and a printed paper cutlery sleeve with a napkin. Three formats, each designed around how it is seen. Tray liners: the easiest dine-in upgrade For QSRs, food courts, cafes and pizzerias that serve on trays, a printed liner covers the tray, catches crumbs and grease, and gives you a full-size printed surface in front of every guest. Use the space: a short brand story, your signature items, a QR code for reviews or ordering, or a seasonal message. Cut the liner to the tray with a small margin so it sits flat. If you are also choosing the trays themselves, our guide to trays, platters and serving boards covers sizes and materials. Pairing wrappers with the rest of your packaging A wrapper works best as part of a set: the same pattern on the wrapper, the sleeve and the tray liner; a sticker that seals the bag in the same colour; and a thank-you card in the delivery bag. Our guide to stickers, thank-you cards and stationery covers those pieces. When the same studio holds your artwork and colour references, the wrapper, the bag, the menu and the uniform all match. See more on our packaging work gallery and in the packaging and print catalogue. How to brief a custom wrapper or sleeve order - The item and its size, with a photo if possible. - The format: sheet, roll, pocket, cone, sleeve or liner. - Approximate monthly usage, so we can suggest the right print method and quantity. - Your logo as a vector file and brand colours. - Any line of copy or illustration you want on it. - The date you need the first stock in your kitchen. We send a mockup and sample for approval and only then print. Artwork and specifications stay on file, so reorders match. Ready to brand your wrappers and liners? Send your item sizes, usage and logo. We reply the same day with paper options and a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for branded food papers If you are looking for a custom butter paper printing supplier in Delhi for your burger joint, waffle kiosk, sandwich bar or bakery, RestroCart designs and prints wrappers, sleeves, tray liners and bakery papers and delivers anywhere in India. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, or send your requirement through our quote builder. See the real thing: 10 delivery bags we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the difference between butter paper and greaseproof paper?In India the terms are often used interchangeably for thin, grease-resistant food paper. Strictly, butter paper is a translucent parchment-style paper, and greaseproof paper is treated or densely processed to resist oil. For wrapping burgers, sandwiches and bakery items, both work; what matters is grease resistance, food-grade certification and print quality. What GSM should a burger wrapper be?Burger and sandwich wraps are usually around 30 to 45 GSM: thin enough to fold tightly and heavy enough not to tear. Waffle and fries sleeves and tray liners are often a little heavier so they hold their shape. Share your item and we will suggest the weight. Are printed food wrappers safe?They should be printed on food-grade paper with inks suitable for food packaging, and designs are usually arranged so ink is on the outer face or kept light where food touches. Ask your supplier to confirm this in writing and follow FSSAI packaging requirements for your business. Can I get small quantities of custom printed butter paper?Minimums depend on the paper, size and print method. Printing a repeating pattern on rolls or sheets is most economical at volume, while digital printing can suit shorter runs. Share your monthly usage on WhatsApp and we will suggest the right format. What size should burger wrapping paper be?Measure the burger at its widest and allow enough paper to wrap it fully with an overlap. Square sheets of roughly 30 by 30 cm suit many standard burgers, while larger or stacked burgers need bigger sheets. We confirm sizes with a sample. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, PackagingStickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs Custom stickers, seals, thank-you and feedback cards, bottle danglers, letterheads and printables for restaurants and cloud kitchens: what to print an… Read the story → 18 Nov 2025 · Buying guide, PackagingBranded Delivery Packaging: Turning a Paper Bag Into a Brand Experience How to brand restaurant delivery packaging on a budget: sleeves, stickers, tamper seals, boxes, butter paper and thank-you cards that generate reviews… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, PackagingInsulated Delivery Bags and Backpacks for Restaurants and Cloud Kitchens: Sizes, Insulation, Branding and Rider Comfort How to choose branded insulated delivery bags and backpacks: sizes for pizza and meal boxes, foam and lining, waterproofing, branding panels and rider… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Pizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/pizzeria-uniforms-guide/ A practical guide to pizzeria uniforms in India: pizzaiolo aprons, breathable tees and polos, caps, service and manager wear, badges and delivery kit. Home › Blog › Pizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees,… Buying guide, Uniforms Pizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read NOMAD Pizza uniform set: black polo t-shirts with embroidered logo, a charcoal denim bib apron with a tan leather strap and printed brand message, and an orange cap Quick answer What should pizzeria staff wear? Pizzeria staff usually wear a breathable tee or polo in a dark or brand colour, a sturdy bib apron in canvas or denim for the pizzaiolo, a cap or bandana, and full or three-quarter sleeves or arm protection near a wood-fired oven. Service staff wear polos or shirts with a waist apron, managers a shirt in a distinct colour. RestroCart has made pizzeria uniforms for brands including NOMAD Pizza, Pizzeria Da Susy, Saio Pizzeria and Paparizza. Key takeaways - The pizzaiolo's apron is the hero piece: sturdy, flour-friendly and visible from the counter. - Wood-fired ovens are fierce; breathable fabric and forearm protection matter more than a formal coat. - Tees and polos suit most pizza teams; save chef coats for chef-led and fine-dining pizzerias. - Carry the brand through to badges, delivery bags and merchandise so the pizzeria feels complete. In this guide - What makes pizzeria uniforms different - The pizzaiolo: aprons, tees and arm protection - Caps and headwear for pizza makers - Service staff: polos, tees and shirts - Managers and supervisors - Delivery riders and bags - A simple pizzeria uniform system - How RestroCart makes pizzeria uniforms - Get a quote for pizzeria uniforms A pizzeria is theatre. Guests watch dough being stretched, toppings scattered and pizzas sliding in and out of a glowing oven. Pizzeria uniforms have to survive that heat, flour and olive oil, and still look like part of the brand from the counter and on camera. This guide covers what works for the pizzaiolo, the rest of the kitchen, the service floor, managers and delivery, with examples from pizza brands we have dressed at RestroCart. What makes pizzeria uniforms different - Oven heat. A wood-fired or deck oven radiates intense heat onto the pizzaiolo's face, chest and forearms for hours at a time. - Flour everywhere. Dark fabric shows flour; light fabric shows tomato and oil. You need a plan for both. - An open kitchen. In most pizzerias the pizza station faces the room, so the pizzaiolo is the most photographed person in the building. - A casual tone. Most pizza brands are relaxed, youthful and fun. Formal chef coats and waistcoats often feel wrong. - Delivery. For many pizza brands, delivery is a large part of the business, so riders and bags are part of the uniform system. The pizzaiolo: aprons, tees and arm protection The apron is the hero piece For the pizzaiolo, the apron does most of the work: it keeps flour and oil off the clothes, carries the brand to every guest who looks at the oven, and becomes part of the pizzeria's identity. A medium-weight canvas or denim bib apron is the best all-rounder. Details worth asking for: - Cross-back or adjustable straps, so the weight sits on the shoulders during long stretching sessions. - A chest or waist pocket for a thermometer, a pen or a cloth. - Leather or leatherette straps and trims for a rustic, artisanal look. - Large printed or embroidered branding across the chest, visible from the dining room. We made exactly this kind of set for NOMAD Pizza: black polo t-shirts with the logo embroidered on the chest, a charcoal denim bib apron with a tan leather neck strap and the brand's message printed on the front, and an orange cap that picks up the logo colour. Our canvas vs denim vs leather apron guide explains the trade-offs between apron materials, and you can see more finished pieces on our aprons gallery. Tee, polo or coat? Option | Best for | Watch out for | Cotton or cotton-rich t-shirt | Neapolitan-style and casual pizzerias; comfortable and classic | Absorbs sweat but dries slowly | Dry-fit t-shirt | Hot pizza stations, delivery-led brands, events | Not for direct flame contact; keep away from the oven mouth | Polo t-shirt | Pizza chains, family pizzerias, mixed kitchen and counter roles | Choose a breathable GSM; heavy piques get hot | Short-sleeve chef coat | Chef-led, gourmet or hotel pizzerias | Warmer; more formal than most pizza brands need | Whichever you choose, the fabric should breathe. Our guide to keeping cooks cool in Indian summers goes into fabric weights for hot stations. Protecting forearms at the oven Short sleeves are comfortable but leave forearms exposed when reaching into a wood-fired oven with a peel. Good pizzaiolos manage this with technique, long peels and turning tools, but many kitchens also give the oven station a full or three-quarter sleeve option, or heat-resistant arm sleeves for the hottest service hours. Discuss this with your head pizzaiolo; they will know what the oven demands. Caps and headwear for pizza makers Pizza makers need their hair contained and sweat kept off the face. The usual options are: - Skull caps or beanies in a brand colour, like the orange cap in the NOMAD Pizza set. - Bandanas, which absorb forehead sweat and suit a casual, street-food feel. - Baseball caps for counters and fast-casual pizza outlets. - Flat caps for a rustic, old-world pizzeria look. Whichever you choose, pick a thin, breathable fabric and a colour that ties back to the logo. A cap is also one of the cheapest ways to add a pop of brand colour to an otherwise neutral uniform, and it can be changed seasonally or for promotions without replacing tees and aprons. Opening a pizzeria or refreshing your pizza station? Tell us your oven type, team size and brand colours. We will send apron, tee and cap mockups for the pizzaiolo and the floor. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Service staff: polos, tees and shirts Service uniforms for pizza brands: white polo t-shirts with a round embroidered logo and a name for Pizzeria Da Susy, purple and green polos with a black tote bag for Saio Pizzeria, and black printed t-shirts for Paparizza. On the floor, pizza brands tend to keep things relaxed and colourful. Polos are the most popular choice because they look neat, wash well and take embroidery cleanly. The examples above show three approaches: - Pizzeria Da Susy: white polo t-shirts with a round, multi-colour embroidered logo on the chest and a personal name embroidered on the other side. White is fresh and Italian in feel, though it needs diligent laundering on a busy floor. We also made charcoal zip jackets with the same round logo for the team. - Saio Pizzeria: polos in purple and green with a white embroidered logo, plus a matching black tote bag. Two colours let a brand separate roles or simply add variety across the week. We also made black shirts for the Saio Pizzeria managers. - Paparizza: polo t-shirts in black and olive green with the brand's pizza graphic and logo, and matching branded accessories. For polos, choose a mid-weight pique that breathes; our polo GSM guide explains the numbers. Pair polos with a waist apron in canvas or denim, with pockets for an order pad and a card machine. Sports jerseys and event tees Sublimation-printed dry-fit t-shirts in a blue cricket jersey style, with the NOMAD Pizza logo and a player-style number on the back. Pizza and sport go together. For NOMAD Pizza we made sublimation-printed dry-fit tees in a blue cricket jersey style, with the brand logo on the front and a number on the back. Sublimation allows full-colour, all-over designs that will not crack or peel, and dry-fit fabric is light and quick-drying, which suits match-day promotions, events and staff who move fast. It is a good example of a uniform that doubles as marketing. Winter layers Charcoal zip-up jackets with a stand collar and the round embroidered Pizzeria Da Susy logo, a warm layer that matches the white polos. Winter layers deserve the same branding as the polos. A zip jacket in a dark, neutral colour with the same embroidered logo keeps the team warm on cold north Indian evenings without breaking the look. Managers and supervisors Managers in a pizzeria should be easy to spot without looking stiff. A shirt in a darker or contrasting colour to the team's polos works well: the black shirts we made for Saio Pizzeria managers are a good example, simple, sharp and still casual. If your pizzeria sits at the premium end, a waistcoat or overshirt adds polish. Name badges finish the look and help guests and delivery partners find the right person. For American Pizzeria we made black badges with the logo and each person's name and designation, covering roles from store manager and assistant manager to team leader and kitchen incharge. Our name badges guide covers materials and fixings. Delivery riders and bags For delivery-led pizza brands, the rider is often the only member of the team a customer meets. A branded t-shirt or jacket, a cap and a clean, branded delivery bag make a big difference to how the brand is perceived at the door. We have made a branded delivery bag for Soho Pizzeria, for example. Our guide to delivery rider uniforms covers what riders need across seasons. A simple pizzeria uniform system Role | Upper garment | Apron | Headwear | Extras | Pizzaiolo / oven | Breathable tee or polo; optional arm protection | Canvas or denim bib, leather straps | Skull cap, beanie or bandana | Thermometer pocket | Dough and prep | Light-coloured tee or half-sleeve coat | Poly-cotton or canvas bib | Skull cap | Flour-friendly colours | Service | Polo or tee in brand colour | Waist apron with pockets | Optional cap | Name badge | Counter and cashier | Polo or tee | Short waist apron | Cap for fast-casual | Name badge | Manager | Shirt in a distinct colour | None | None | Name badge with designation | Delivery | Tee or jacket | None | Cap | Branded delivery bag | Before you order pizzeria uniforms - Decide how formal your pizzaiolo should look: tee, polo or coat. - Choose apron material for the oven station: canvas or denim, with or without leather trim. - Pick colours that handle flour at the dough station and tomato on the floor. - Plan three sets per person for kitchen staff and two to three for service. - Include badges, delivery bags and winter jackets if you need them, so the branding matches. - Give us your deadline for uniforms to be in the building, at least two weeks before opening. If your pizzeria is in north India, plan winter layers too; our restaurant winterwear guide covers jackets and sweatshirts. How RestroCart makes pizzeria uniforms We work from a brief on WhatsApp or email: your roles, headcount, logo and deadline. Our in-house design team sends mockups for each role with fabric, colour and branding suggestions, then physical swatches and a sample set for approval. Production starts only after you approve, with quality checks before everything is packed by role and size and delivered anywhere in India. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production. Your patterns, fabric codes and artwork stay on file for reorders. Want your pizza team to look as good as your pizza? Send us your roles, headcount and opening date. We will reply with mockups and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for pizzeria uniforms From the pizzaiolo's apron to the rider's bag, a consistent uniform makes a pizzeria feel like a brand rather than just a kitchen. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 or put together your list in our quote builder, and we will come back with designs, samples and dates. See the real thing: 9 denim chef coats we have made · 31 dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Do pizzaiolos wear chef coats or t-shirts?Both are common. Traditional Neapolitan-style pizzerias often dress the pizzaiolo in a white or light t-shirt or short-sleeve coat with an apron and cap, while casual and delivery-led pizza brands use branded tees or polos. Chef-led and fine-dining pizzerias may choose a coat for a more formal look. What apron is best for a pizzaiolo?A bib apron in medium-weight canvas or denim, with cross-back or adjustable straps and a pocket for a thermometer or cloth, works best. Canvas and denim handle flour, olive oil and the heat near the oven better than thin poly-cotton, and look good in an open kitchen. Leather trims add character but need care. Which colours work best for pizzeria uniforms?Black, charcoal and deep brand colours hide tomato and oil stains on the service floor, while lighter colours suit the dough station where flour shows on dark fabric. Many pizza brands use their logo colour on the cap or apron strap and keep tees neutral. Can RestroCart make sports-style jerseys for pizza staff?Yes. For NOMAD Pizza we made sublimation-printed dry-fit t-shirts in a cricket jersey style. Sublimated dry-fit tees are light, quick-drying and allow full-colour designs, which suits event days and fun, youthful brands. How long does it take to make custom pizzeria uniforms?Typically two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production after you approve the sample. Timelines vary by item and quantity, so confirm dates with your quote. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsRound-Neck T-Shirt Uniforms for Cafes, QSRs and Bakeries: GSM, Fabrics, Print Methods and What to Pair Them With A buyer's guide to round-neck t-shirt uniforms for cafes, QSRs and bakeries: GSM, cotton vs blends, print methods, placement, colours, aprons and caps… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSpa and Wellness Centre Uniforms: Therapist Tunics, Reception and Housekeeping How to choose spa and wellness centre uniforms: therapist tunics, reception and housekeeping, with fabrics, calming colours, oil-stain hygiene and set… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSummer Kitchen Uniforms for Indian Heat: Breathable Fabrics, Half Sleeves, Ventilation Panels, Lighter Caps and How Many Sets per Cook How to keep cooks cool in Indian summers: breathable chef coat fabrics, lighter GSM, half sleeves, mesh panels, lighter caps, chef tees and sets per p… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Polo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Restaurant Decision Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/polo-vs-shirt-service-staff-uniforms/ Polo t-shirt or woven shirt for your waiters and stewards? Compare them by concept, Indian climate, budget, laundry, branding and durability, then decide. Home › Blog › Polo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A… Buying guide, Uniforms Polo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Decision Guide by Concept, Climate, Budget, Laundry and Branding By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Charcoal polo t-shirt uniforms with a large mint print across the back and a round badge logo on the chest, made for Cafe Hawkers by RestroCart Quick answer Should restaurant service staff wear polo t-shirts or shirts? Choose polo t-shirts for casual, fast-moving or hot service: cafes, QSRs, family restaurants, outdoor seating and teams that wash uniforms at home, because polos breathe, stretch and need no ironing. Choose woven shirts for bistros, bars, fine dining and hotels, where a collar, waistcoat or apron has to look sharp. Many restaurants mix both, and RestroCart can sample either in your brand colours. Key takeaways - Polos win on comfort, stretch, heat and zero ironing; shirts win on polish and layering. - The laundry you actually have matters as much as the look you want. - Polos take big back prints and chest embroidery; shirts suit small embroidery, piping and contrast collars. - Mixing is normal: polos for the floor by day, shirts for managers and dinner service. In this guide - The short answer: polo t-shirt or shirt for service staff? - Decide by concept - Decide by climate - Decide by budget - Decide by laundry - Decide by branding - The mixed approach: polos and shirts in one team - Quick decision checklist - What a good service polo and a good service shirt look like - Fabric notes before you order It is one of the first questions every restaurant owner asks us: polo t-shirt or shirt for the service staff? Both are good answers. The wrong one is simply the garment that does not match how your restaurant runs: the weather on your terrace, how your uniforms get washed, how formal your menu is, and how much your team moves. This guide compares polo t-shirts and woven shirts for service staff on the five things that actually decide it: concept, climate, budget, laundry and branding. At the end there is a quick checklist so you can make the call in ten minutes. The short answer: polo t-shirt or shirt for service staff? If your restaurant is casual, busy and warm, start with polos. If it is formal, layered or evening-led, start with shirts. If it is somewhere in between, which most restaurants are, mix them by role or by shift. The rest of this guide explains why. Factor | Polo t-shirt | Woven shirt | Look | Casual, friendly, sporty | Polished, tailored, formal | Comfort | Knit fabric stretches and breathes | Less stretch; comfort depends on cut and fabric | Heat | Good, especially dry-fit polos | Good in cotton-rich fabric with half sleeves | Ironing | Not needed | Needed, unless a wrinkle-resistant blend | Layering | Works with half aprons and caps | Works with waistcoats, blazers, ties and long aprons | Branding | Chest embroidery, large back prints, contrast tipping | Small embroidery, contrast collars, piping | Typical fabric | Cotton or cotton-poly pique, dry-fit polyester | Poly-cotton twill or poplin, cotton | Best for | Cafes, QSR, family dining, outdoor seating | Bistros, bars, fine dining, hotels | Decide by concept Your uniform should look like your menu. A pizza bar serving by the slice looks odd with servers in waistcoats; a tasting-menu room looks unfinished with servers in polos. - Cafes, QSRs, dessert and waffle brands, family restaurants: polos, often in a bold brand colour. They feel approachable and give you room for a big back print. - Casual dining and bistros: either. A shirt with a long apron looks more "restaurant"; a polo with a half apron looks more "cafe". This is the category where mixing works best. - Bars and cocktail lounges: shirts, often dark, with sleeves rolled and a leather or denim apron. See our bartender uniform guide. - Fine dining and hotels: shirts, full sleeve, usually with a waistcoat or blazer. Our fine-dining uniform guide covers the full look. Polos in brand colours: orange with contrast tipping for Swing Tales, hot pink for Pappadh and purple with script embroidery for Elia. Decide by climate Much of India spends several months above 35 degrees, and a service team walks many kilometres a shift. Climate is not a detail. Hot, humid or outdoor service Polos have the edge. Knit fabric breathes, stretches and hides sweat better than a woven shirt. For outdoor terraces, rooftops and busy open kitchens, consider a dry-fit polyester polo, which wicks moisture and dries fast. Our guide to dry-fit and cotton t-shirt uniforms compares the fabrics. Air-conditioned dining rooms Shirts are comfortable here, and you can use full sleeves without penalty. A cotton-rich poly-cotton in a twill or poplin weave is the usual choice. North Indian winters Shirts layer more neatly under sweaters, cardigans and waistcoats. Polos can be layered under zip jackets or full-sleeve tees, but look bulkier. If your outlets see a real winter, plan the winter layer at the same time. A sweater or zip jacket in the same colour family keeps the team looking consistent through December and January. Decide by budget We do not quote prices on a blog, because they depend on fabric, quantity and branding. But the cost shape is predictable: - Per piece, a polo is usually the lower-cost garment, because knitting and stitching are simpler than cutting and constructing a shirt with a collar stand, cuffs and a placket. - Per month, a polo is cheaper to run, because nobody has to iron it. For a team of twenty, daily shirt pressing adds up in time or laundry charges. - Per year, the gap narrows. A cheap polo that pills and fades in four months costs more than a good shirt that lasts a year. Buy the better fabric of whichever you choose. If budget is tight, the smartest spend is usually a good polo plus a good apron, rather than a cheap shirt plus a cheap waistcoat. Want to compare both? Tell us your team size and concept. We will quote a polo option and a shirt option with the same branding, so you can compare fairly. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Decide by laundry This is the factor owners forget, and it decides how the uniform looks in month three. Laundry setup | Polo t-shirt | Woven shirt | Staff wash at home | Best choice; forgiving, no ironing | Risky; shirts often arrive creased | In-house machine, no press | Good | Choose a wrinkle-resistant poly-cotton | Commercial laundry with pressing | Good; ask for colour-fast dye | Good; shirts come back crisp | Hot washes and strong detergent | Cotton-poly or dry-fit fades less than pure cotton | Poly-cotton handles it well | Two quality checks save a lot of grief. For polos, ask for a flat-knit collar that will not curl and a fabric that is colour-fast, especially in reds, pinks and blacks. For shirts, ask for a fused collar and cuffs so they stay sharp after washing. Our uniform care guide has the full washing advice we give clients. Decide by branding How you want your logo to appear often settles the question. Polos Polos are a generous canvas. The standard is an embroidered logo on the left chest, and the back can carry a large print, a tagline or a playful message for guests to read as staff walk away. Contrast collar tipping and cuff tipping add a brand colour cheaply. The polos we made for Cafe Hawkers, pictured at the top of this guide, pair a large back print with a small round embroidered logo on the chest. Shirts Shirts want restraint. A small embroidered logo on the chest or pocket, a contrast collar or inner collar band, piping along the placket, or a coloured shirt in your brand shade. Large prints look out of place on a woven shirt. Service shirts with quiet branding: a navy shirt with a small embroidered logo, a black shirt with a crest on the pocket paired with a tan apron, and a bottle green shirt with white chest embroidery. For the technical side of logo placement and thread versus print, see embroidery vs printing on uniforms. The mixed approach: polos and shirts in one team Many restaurants end up mixing, and it works well when it is planned: - By role: floor staff in polos, captains and managers in shirts, so guests can spot the senior person. - By shift: polos for breakfast and lunch, shirts for dinner service when the lights go down. - By area: polos for the terrace and takeaway counter, shirts for the main dining room. - By season: polos in summer, shirts with a sweater or waistcoat in winter. The rule that keeps a mixed team looking like one brand: use the same colour family, the same logo file and the same apron across both garments. Quick decision checklist Tick the lines that apply to your restaurant - Our service is casual or counter-led: lean polo. - Staff wash uniforms at home or we have no ironing: lean polo. - We have outdoor seating or a hot floor: lean polo, consider dry-fit. - We want a big back print or a playful message: polo. - Our menu is formal or evening-led: lean shirt. - Staff will wear waistcoats, blazers or ties: shirt. - We use a commercial laundry with pressing: either works; shirt is easy. - We need managers to look distinct: shirts for managers, polos or shirts for the floor. If your ticks split evenly, you are a mixed team. That is a good answer, not an indecisive one. What a good service polo and a good service shirt look like Whichever way you go, the difference between a uniform that lasts and one that embarrasses you by month three is in the construction details. These are the points we look at on every sample. A good service polo - Flat-knit collar and cuffs that lie flat after washing, rather than a collar cut from the body fabric, which curls. - Taped neck seam on the inside, so the back of the collar does not stretch out of shape. - A two or three-button placket with reinforced stitching at the base, where polos usually tear first. - Side vents or a slightly longer back hem, so the polo stays tucked or sits neatly when staff bend over tables. - A ladies' cut option with shaped side seams and shorter sleeves, so women on the team are not wearing a boxy men's polo. A good service shirt - Fused collar and cuffs that stay crisp through repeated washing and pressing. - A chest pocket sized for a pen and order pad, if your team takes orders by hand. - Enough length in the tail to stay tucked in when a server reaches across a table. - Sleeve options: half sleeves for hot floors, full sleeves with button cuffs that can be rolled for busy service. - A female cut with darts and correct button spacing at the bust, so the placket does not gape. If a supplier cannot tell you how the collar is made, ask to see a sample that has been washed a few times. Fabric notes before you order Polos: ask for the fabric composition (100% cotton, cotton-poly or polyester dry-fit), the GSM and the knit (pique is standard). Around 200 to 240 GSM suits most service roles. Our polo GSM guide goes deeper. Shirts: ask for the blend and weave. A 65:35 or 60:40 poly-cotton twill or poplin is the practical restaurant standard: it breathes, resists creasing and survives frequent washing. 100% cotton feels lovely but creases and shrinks more. Whichever you choose, get a physical sample in the real fabric with the real branding before bulk production, and wash it a few times the way your team will. Ready to decide? Send your concept, city and headcount. We will recommend polo, shirt or a mix, and send swatches. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com You can browse real work on our t-shirt uniforms and uniform shirts galleries. When you are ready, message us on WhatsApp or build your order in our quote builder. See the real thing: 146 polo t-shirt uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Are polo t-shirts professional enough for restaurant waiters?Yes, for most casual and mid-market restaurants. A well-made polo in a good pique fabric, with a crisp collar, a clean embroidered logo and the right colour, looks professional. It looks unprofessional when the fabric is thin, the collar curls or the colour fades, so pay attention to GSM and collar construction. What GSM should a restaurant polo t-shirt be?For service staff, a pique polo in roughly the 200 to 240 GSM range holds its shape, hides sweat and does not go see-through. Lighter dry-fit polyester polos around 140 to 180 GSM suit very hot kitchens and outdoor roles. Our polo GSM guide explains the options in detail. Which is cheaper, a polo or a shirt uniform?A polo is usually the lower-cost garment per piece and costs less to maintain because it needs no ironing. A shirt costs more to make and to press, but pairs with waistcoats and aprons to create a more formal look. Ask for quotes on both with the same branding to compare fairly. Do shirts or polos last longer in restaurant use?A good poly-cotton shirt usually keeps its look longer than a low-grade polo, which can pill, fade and curl at the collar. A good combed-cotton or cotton-rich pique polo with a flat-knit collar lasts well. Quality of fabric matters more than garment type. Can we have polos for some staff and shirts for others?Yes, and it is common. Floor staff in polos and managers in shirts, or polos for lunch and shirts for dinner, are both easy to run if the colours and logo placement are planned together. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSpa and Wellness Centre Uniforms: Therapist Tunics, Reception and Housekeeping How to choose spa and wellness centre uniforms: therapist tunics, reception and housekeeping, with fabrics, calming colours, oil-stain hygiene and set… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSummer Kitchen Uniforms for Indian Heat: Breathable Fabrics, Half Sleeves, Ventilation Panels, Lighter Caps and How Many Sets per Cook How to keep cooks cool in Indian summers: breathable chef coat fabrics, lighter GSM, half sleeves, mesh panels, lighter caps, chef tees and sets per p… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos How to choose knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff: yarns, knit gauge, V-neck vs round neck, embroidery and layering over uni… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## QSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: Tees, Caps, Aprons and Reorders URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/qsr-burger-fast-food-uniforms/ How to plan QSR, burger joint and fast-food uniforms in India: t-shirts, polos, caps and aprons that survive grease and turnover, with sizing and reorder tips. Home › Blog › QSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, C… Buying guide, Uniforms QSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Two counter staff in black shirts wearing tan canvas bib aprons with black straps, metal hooks and black pocket panels, printed with the Grab & Go logo, made by RestroCart Quick answer What uniforms do QSR and burger restaurants need? A QSR or burger joint usually needs printed or embroidered t-shirts or polos for counter and kitchen crew, caps or headwear for hygiene, durable aprons that hide grease, and a simple colour system that separates crew from shift leads. Fabric should survive daily washing, sizes should include a buffer for new joiners, and the supplier should keep specifications on file. RestroCart makes and reorders these sets for QSR brands. Key takeaways - QSR uniforms are a system you will reorder every few months, not a one-time purchase. - Dark or bold colours, poly-cotton or dry-fit fabrics and sturdy aprons handle fryer grease and daily washing. - Caps do double duty: hygiene compliance and brand visibility behind the counter. - Order a 10 to 15 percent size buffer and keep your spec sheet with the supplier for fast repeats. In this guide - What QSR and burger joint uniforms need to do - The core QSR uniform kit - QSR uniforms by format - Colour coding a QSR team - Durability: what makes a QSR uniform last - Sizing for high turnover - Speed of reorder: set it up on day one - Promotional and seasonal pieces - Beyond uniforms: the rest of the QSR kit A QSR uniform lives a hard life. It is worn for eight or ten hours next to a fryer or a grill, splashed with sauce, washed every night, and handed to a new crew member three months later. It also has to look bright and on-brand behind a counter where guests are staring at your team while they wait. QSR and burger joint uniforms are a different brief from fine dining: speed, durability and easy reordering matter more than tailoring. This guide covers what a quick-service, burger or fast-food team should wear, which fabrics survive grease and daily washing, how caps and aprons fit in, and how to set up a uniform system you can reorder in a single WhatsApp message. What QSR and burger joint uniforms need to do - Survive daily washing without fading, shrinking or losing the print. - Hide grease and sauce through a full shift. - Stay cool near fryers, grills and in un-air-conditioned kitchens. - Be visible and on-brand behind the counter and in open kitchens. - Meet hygiene expectations, including head covering in food-handling areas. - Be easy to reorder in any size, any month, and match what is already on the floor. The core QSR uniform kit Piece | Who wears it | Recommended spec | Why | Round-neck t-shirt | Kitchen crew, assembly line | Cotton-poly 180 to 220 GSM, or dry-fit 140 to 180 GSM | Cool, cheap to replace, takes big prints | Polo t-shirt | Counter staff, shift leads | Cotton-poly pique 200 to 240 GSM | Collar looks neater at the till | Cap | Everyone in food-handling areas | Cotton twill or polyester, adjustable back | Hair control and brand visibility | Apron | Kitchen and counter | Poly-cotton drill, canvas or waterproof polyester | Protects the tee; hides grease | Trousers | All crew | Dark poly-cotton or cargo style | Hides stains, pockets for essentials | Jacket or windcheater | Delivery staff and outdoor counters | Polyester shell, printed or embroidered | Rain and winter | T-shirts and polos Many burger joints and QSR brands put their crew in t-shirts or polos in a bold brand colour or in black. Dark colours hide grease; bold colours make the team visible and fun. For kitchen crew next to fryers, a dry-fit t-shirt is noticeably cooler than cotton. For counter staff, a polo gives a slightly more finished look. We made black polo t-shirts with a full-colour logo for Burger Monk, and charcoal polos with orange collar tipping for Wrapps. Our polo or shirt decision guide goes deeper on the trade-offs. QSR pieces from our workshop: black polos with a full-colour logo for Burger Monk, bright orange aprons embroidered "Car takeaways here" for Burger Farm, and navy caps with a white logo for Grab & Go. Caps and headwear Caps are the hardest-working branding in a QSR. They keep hair under control in food-handling areas and put your logo at eye level for every guest at the counter. A structured baseball cap with an adjustable back fits most heads; embroidery lasts longer than print on a cap. For kitchens with stricter hygiene rules, pair caps with hairnets or use skull caps. See our caps and service headwear guide and our note on FSSAI kitchen uniform hygiene. Aprons Aprons protect the t-shirt, which is the piece you most want to keep looking new. Choose by station: - Fryer and grill: dark poly-cotton or waterproof polyester bib aprons that wipe clean. - Assembly and counter: poly-cotton or canvas bib aprons in a brand colour, with a pocket for markers and a phone. - Promotions and drive-through: branded aprons that do marketing. The orange aprons we made for Burger Farm carry the words "Car takeaways here", a uniform that is also a sign. The canvas bib aprons we made for Grab & Go, shown at the top of this guide, use dark straps with metal hooks and a black pocket panel, a detail that helps hide marks where hands go most. Opening a burger joint or QSR outlet? Send your logo, colours and crew count. We will propose a tee, cap and apron kit with swatches. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com QSR uniforms by format "QSR" covers a lot of different businesses. The kit above flexes depending on the format. Burger joints with an open grill The grill is on show, so the kitchen crew is part of the brand. Black or charcoal tees with a bright logo, a dark bib apron and a cap look sharp and hide the smoke and grease. Put counter staff in the brand colour so guests know whom to order from. Food court kiosks and mall outlets Space is tight and the crew is small, often three or four people doing everything. One uniform for all roles keeps it simple: a polo or tee, a half or bib apron and a cap. Mall management may have its own grooming rules, so check them before you finalise. Drive-through, takeaway and car service Staff step outside, sometimes into sun, rain or winter evenings. Add a printed windcheater or jacket and use the back of the garment for the brand name. Aprons with a message, like the "Car takeaways here" aprons we made for Burger Farm, turn staff into signage for guests pulling up. Cloud kitchens and delivery-led brands Nobody sees the kitchen, but the rider is the brand on the road. Keep kitchen uniforms practical and invest the branding budget in rider t-shirts, jackets and bags. Our cloud kitchen and rider uniform guide covers this in detail. Colour coding a QSR team In a busy QSR, guests and staff both need to know who is in charge. A simple colour system solves it without extra cost: - Crew: brand-colour t-shirt, cap and apron. - Shift leads: the same, but in a polo, or in black with a brand-colour cap. - Outlet manager: a shirt or a polo in a contrasting neutral. - Delivery staff: a t-shirt and jacket with a large back print, so the brand travels. A QSR crew set made for Grab & Go: black t-shirts carrying the brand logo, a matching black apron and khaki cargo trousers. Durability: what makes a QSR uniform last QSR uniforms are washed more often than almost any other restaurant uniform. Ask your supplier about these details before you approve a sample: QSR durability checklist - Fabric blend and GSM stated on the quote; cotton-poly or dry-fit for daily washing. - Colour-fast dye, especially for reds, oranges and blacks that fade first. - Print type that survives 50-plus washes without cracking; ask for a washed sample. - Taped neck seams on t-shirts so collars do not stretch out. - Bar-tacked apron strap joins and pocket corners, where aprons tear first. - Adjustable neck straps on aprons so one size fits most crew. - Caps with a structured front panel that keeps its shape after washing. - Care instructions your crew can follow at home or in a basic machine. Ask for care instructions on a simple card you can pin in the staff room: wash temperature, whether to turn prints inside out, and what not to use. Sizing for high turnover QSR teams change often, so plan sizes for the team you will have in six months, not just the team you have today. - Order a 10 to 15 percent buffer across the common sizes, usually M, L and XL. - Keep a small stock of S and XXL so an unusual size does not hold up a new joiner. - Offer a ladies' fit tee or polo; a boxy men's tee looks sloppy on women crew. - Store spare stock by size in labelled bags at each outlet, or centrally for multi-outlet brands. A simple size sheet per outlet, updated whenever someone joins or leaves, is enough to keep reorders accurate. Speed of reorder: set it up on day one For a QSR brand, the second order matters more than the first. The best time to make reorders easy is before the first order ships. - Lock a spec sheet: garment, fabric, colour, print or embroidery file, placement and size chart for every piece. - Keep it with your supplier. We keep patterns, fabric codes and artwork on file for every client, so a repeat order skips design and sampling. - Track stock by size at each outlet and reorder when a size falls below a set level, not when it runs out. - Reorder in batches by quarter or by outlet opening, which is easier for production than many tiny orders. - Plan seasonal pieces early: windcheaters before the monsoon and jackets before winter. Our step-by-step guide on how to reorder restaurant uniforms covers this in detail. A black tunic set with grey trims, matching trousers and a black apron, made for Burger Rani: a practical, branded set for the housekeeping and support team. Promotional and seasonal pieces QSR brands run more campaigns than most restaurants: a new burger launch, a festival menu, a cricket-season combo. A printed t-shirt or apron for the campaign period is one of the cheapest ways to make a promotion visible in-store, because every crew member becomes a poster. Plan these as short runs in the same base garment and colour as your standard uniform, with only the print changed, so they can go back into regular rotation once the campaign ends. Seasonal layers follow the same logic: a windcheater before the monsoon and a zip jacket or sweatshirt before winter, both in the brand colour, keep the counter looking consistent all year. Beyond uniforms: the rest of the QSR kit Fast-food brands usually need more than uniforms: branded packaging, delivery bags, thank-you cards and table accessories. Ordering them from one supplier means one set of artwork and colours that match. For Burgflix, for example, we have made branded bags, paper bags and printed cards alongside other pieces. See our guide to branded delivery packaging for ideas. Need a QSR uniform kit you can reorder in one message? Send your crew count per outlet and your logo. We will set up the spec sheet with you. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See more on our t-shirt uniforms and caps galleries. When you are ready, message us on WhatsApp or build your order in our quote builder. See the real thing: 146 polo t-shirt uniforms we have made · 46 round-neck t-shirt uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the best fabric for fast-food staff t-shirts?A cotton-poly blend in roughly the 180 to 220 GSM range balances comfort, colour retention and durability for counter crew. For hot kitchens near fryers and grills, a dry-fit polyester t-shirt around 140 to 180 GSM wicks sweat and dries fast. Pure cotton is comfortable but fades and shrinks faster under daily washing. Should QSR staff wear polos or round-neck t-shirts?Round-neck t-shirts suit young, playful brands and kitchen crew, and they take large prints well. Polos look a little more service-ready at the counter and give a collar for a neater look. Many QSR brands put kitchen crew in round-necks and counter staff or shift leads in polos. How many uniform sets does each QSR crew member need?Three t-shirts per person is the practical minimum for daily shifts, plus two caps and two aprons. Add a 10 to 15 percent buffer across common sizes for new joiners, because QSR teams change often. How fast can QSR uniforms be reordered?Reorders are faster than first orders because the design, fabric and branding are already approved. We keep patterns, fabric codes and artwork on file, so a repeat order skips design and sampling and goes straight to production. Share the quantities by size on WhatsApp to get a confirmed date. Is printing or embroidery better for QSR t-shirts?Printing suits large logos, back graphics and playful messages on t-shirts, and it keeps the fabric light. Embroidery lasts longer on polos, caps and aprons and looks more premium on a small chest logo. Many QSR brands use print on tees and embroidery on caps. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSummer Kitchen Uniforms for Indian Heat: Breathable Fabrics, Half Sleeves, Ventilation Panels, Lighter Caps and How Many Sets per Cook How to keep cooks cool in Indian summers: breathable chef coat fabrics, lighter GSM, half sleeves, mesh panels, lighter caps, chef tees and sets per p… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos How to choose knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff: yarns, knit gauge, V-neck vs round neck, embroidery and layering over uni… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsValet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: Visibility, Weather, Jackets and Caps How to dress valet and parking staff at restaurants, bars and hotels in India: visible branding, fabrics for heat and rain, jackets, caps, pockets and… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Anniversary Merchandise and Uniform Refresh Ideas URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-anniversary-merchandise/ Plan a restaurant or cafe anniversary with limited-edition tees, badges, coasters, guest giveaways and a staff uniform refresh, with a week-by-week timeline. Home › Blog › Celebrating a Restaurant Anniversary with … Style guide, Merchandise Celebrating a Restaurant Anniversary with Merchandise and a Uniform Refresh: Limited-Edition Tees, Badges, Coasters and Guest Giveaways By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read A pile of red and white printed round button badges held up in a hand on a wooden table, custom badges made by RestroCart Quick answer How can a restaurant celebrate its anniversary with merchandise? Mark the anniversary with a small, well-designed collection: a limited-edition tee or oversized tee for staff and sale, anniversary badges or pins for the team, printed coasters on every table for the week, and a simple giveaway such as a mug, tote or keychain for regulars. Pair it with a staff uniform refresh. Brief six to eight weeks ahead; RestroCart designs and makes the full set. Key takeaways - Pick one anniversary mark and use it on everything: tee, badge, coaster, card and packaging. - Limited edition means limited: a small numbered run sells better than an open-ended one. - An anniversary is the natural moment to refresh tired uniforms without a full rebrand. - Work backwards from the date; allow six to eight weeks for design, samples and production. In this guide - Start with one anniversary mark - Limited-edition tees: the centrepiece - Badges and pins for the team - Coasters, table pieces and packaging for anniversary week - Guest giveaways that people keep - Refreshing staff uniforms for the anniversary - Scale the celebration to the milestone - Selling the limited edition at your counter - A timeline that works backwards from the date - Get a quote for anniversary merchandise A restaurant anniversary is one of the few moments when regulars, staff and the neighbourhood are all paying attention at once. Restaurant anniversary merchandise, a staff uniform refresh and a few well-chosen guest giveaways turn that attention into something people keep: a tee they wear, a badge your team is proud of, a coaster someone slips into a bag. Done well, it can cost less than many promotions and lasts far longer. This guide covers what to make, who it is for, how to design a limited edition that sells, how to fold in a uniform refresh, and a timeline that gets it all into the building before the big night. Start with one anniversary mark Before choosing items, design a single anniversary mark: your logo with the number, a short line, or an illustration from the year. Use it on everything, including the tee, the badge, the coaster, the card, the menu insert and the delivery sticker. One mark repeated across many touchpoints reads as a celebration; five different designs read as clutter. - Keep it simple. One or two colours print well on fabric, cork, paper and metal alike. - Make the number part of the design, not an afterthought in small type. - Use an in-joke or a signature dish if you have one. Regulars love a reference only they understand. - Check it works small, on a badge or a sticker, as well as large on the back of a tee. Limited-edition tees: the centrepiece A limited-edition tee is usually the item people remember. Staff wear it through anniversary week, guests buy it, and it keeps appearing around town for years. Choosing the tee Oversized tees in heavier cotton, around 200 to 240 GSM, are currently the strongest format for cafes and casual restaurants; they drape well and feel like streetwear rather than a uniform. Regular-fit tees in 180 to 200 GSM cotton suit a wider range of body types and cost less. Our guide to oversized t-shirt uniforms covers fits and fabrics in detail. Designing it Put a small anniversary mark on the front chest and the main artwork on the back. The back is what people see when the wearer walks away, and it is where a bold illustration or line of type works hardest. Screen printing gives the most durable finish for one or two colours; heat transfer or DTF handles full-colour artwork in smaller runs. Making it limited Print a small run, number it if you like, and say clearly that it will not be reprinted. Scarcity sells tees; an open-ended run that is still on the shelf in six months does not. Offer two colours at most and a sensible size range. Oversized tees for Qalaa with a bold Hindi word printed across the back, and a printed tee and cap for Drunk House. A single strong back print is what makes a tee worth wearing off shift. Badges and pins for the team Anniversary badges are small, inexpensive and disproportionately meaningful to staff. Ideas that work: - An anniversary pin for everyone on the team, worn on aprons and lanyards through anniversary week. - Years-of-service pins for people who have been with you since opening, or for three or five years. - Round button badges with fun lines for the floor team, which guests often ask to keep. - A refreshed name badge for every staff member if the old ones are scratched or outdated. Our guides to custom lapel pins and badges and staff name badges cover materials and finishes. Round button badges printed with role titles such as Head Chef, Bar and Service. Easy to make in an anniversary design, and fun for the team to wear. Planning your restaurant's anniversary? Send your date, your logo and an idea of the items you want. We will design an anniversary mark and mock it up across tees, badges and coasters. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Coasters, table pieces and packaging for anniversary week Table items put the anniversary in front of every guest without anyone having to buy anything. - Anniversary coasters on every table for the week or month. Paper coasters suit a short run and are often taken home as souvenirs; cork or MDF coasters last beyond the celebration. See cork vs MDF coasters for the trade-offs. - A menu insert or table tent announcing an anniversary dish, a throwback price or a tasting. - Anniversary stickers on takeaway and delivery bags so delivery customers are part of it too. - A printed thank-you card in every bill folder or delivery bag with a line from the founders. Printed paper coasters for The Sunday House with playful lines. Paper coasters are ideal for a short celebration run, and guests often take them home. Guest giveaways that people keep A giveaway should be useful, small enough to carry, and clearly from your anniversary. Good choices: Giveaway | Best for | Why it works | Printed mug or tumbler | Coffee-led cafes, regulars | Used daily at home or work; the anniversary design stays visible | Canvas tote | Cafes, bakeries, delis | Carried around town; heavy canvas gets kept | Keychain | High-footfall restaurants, first guests on the day | Inexpensive, compact, easy to hand out at the door | Coaster set | Bars and cocktail lounges | Goes straight onto a home bar | Badge or pin | Casual cafes, younger crowds | Fun, collectable, costs very little | Voucher card | Every format | Brings the guest back after the celebration | Decide who gets a giveaway: every guest on the day, the first set number of guests, regulars only, or anyone who orders the anniversary dish. A clear rule avoids awkward moments at the door. For more ideas on what guests actually keep, see restaurant merchandise that sells. Refreshing staff uniforms for the anniversary An anniversary is the natural moment to look hard at your uniforms. After a year or more of daily washing, colours fade, embroidery frays, sizes no longer match the team, and new roles may have been added with whatever was available. A refresh does not have to mean a rebrand. Anniversary uniform refresh checklist - Replace faded, stained or mismatched pieces so every role looks consistent again. - Fix the complaints from the past year: too hot, pockets in the wrong place, aprons too short, poor ladies' fits. - Add an anniversary detail: an embroidered year on the apron, a special cap, or the anniversary tee as a uniform for the week. - Bring in roles that were missed at opening, such as riders, housekeeping or hosts. - Update name badges at the same time. - Keep the core colours so the refresh feels like an evolution, not a new restaurant. - Confirm fabric codes and embroidery files are on file for easy reorders after the event. If the refresh grows into a bigger change of identity, our guide to rebranding and uniform refresh covers how to phase it. You can browse finished tees on our t-shirt uniform gallery. Scale the celebration to the milestone Not every anniversary needs the same budget. Matching the merchandise to the milestone keeps the big ones special. First anniversary The first year is about thanking the people who took a chance on you. Keep it focused: an anniversary tee for the team, coasters for the week, and a small giveaway for regulars. It is also the right moment to fix the uniform problems that only became obvious once you were open, such as the apron that is too short or the shirt that is too hot for the pass. Third to fifth anniversary By now you have a loyal base and a team with history. Years-of-service pins, a numbered limited-edition tee for sale, and a proper uniform refresh make sense. Many restaurants also launch a small permanent merchandise range at this point, starting with the tee design that sold best. Tenth anniversary and beyond A decade is a genuine achievement in this industry. Consider a full collection in one design language: tees, a canvas tote, enamel mugs, a coaster set and a commemorative pin, plus a complete uniform refresh for every role. Invite regulars from the early years and give them something no one else gets. Selling the limited edition at your counter Merchandise sells where people wait: at the till, near the entrance and beside the coffee machine. For anniversary week, keep a small, full display with every size visible, a folded tee on top and one worn by the team on the floor. Put a line about the run on a small card: how many were made and that it will not be reprinted. Mention it on the anniversary menu insert and on the bill folder card. When the run is sold out, say so on social media; it builds anticipation for the next one. A timeline that works backwards from the date Weeks before | What to do | Eight | Decide items, quantities and budget; brief the anniversary mark and any uniform refresh | Seven | Review mockups of the mark on tees, badges, coasters and packaging | Six | Approve fabric swatches and samples for tees and uniforms | Five to two | Production and quality checks; print menu inserts, cards and stickers | One | Delivery; brief the team; set up the retail display and giveaway rules | Anniversary week | Team wears the tee or refreshed uniform; coasters on tables; giveaways at the door | Our typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, depending on the item and quantity and confirmed with your quote, so eight weeks usually leaves a sensible buffer. Want a full anniversary kit? Tees, badges, coasters, giveaways and a uniform refresh in one design language, made and delivered together. Tell us your date. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for anniversary merchandise RestroCart designs and makes anniversary tees, badges, coasters, giveaways and refreshed uniforms for restaurants, cafes and bars, and delivers anywhere in India. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 with your date and ideas, or send your list through our quote builder. See the real thing: 31 printed mugs, enamelware and glassware we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What merchandise works best for a restaurant anniversary?Limited-edition tees or oversized tees, anniversary badges or lapel pins for staff, printed coasters for the tables, and a giveaway such as a mug, tote or keychain for regulars. Choose two or three items that share one anniversary design rather than many unrelated ones. Should we refresh staff uniforms for the anniversary?If uniforms are faded, mismatched or no longer reflect the brand, the anniversary is an ideal moment. A refresh can be as small as new aprons and caps with an anniversary detail, or a full new set for every role. It is also the time to fix sizing and fabric complaints from the past year. How far ahead should we plan anniversary merchandise?Six to eight weeks before the date for printed merchandise, and longer if you are refreshing uniforms for every role. RestroCart's typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, confirmed with the quote. Should anniversary tees be sold or given to staff?Both work. Many restaurants give every team member a tee to wear during anniversary week and sell a small numbered run to guests. Staff wearing it on the floor is the best advertisement for the retail version. Can we reuse the anniversary design next year?Keep the core design and change the number. RestroCart keeps your artwork and specifications on file, so a fifth-anniversary run can match the style of the fourth with only the year changed. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Opening Supplies Checklist: Uniforms to Signage URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-opening-supplies-checklist/ Every branded item a new restaurant or cafe needs, from uniforms and tableware to print, packaging, signage and merchandise, with a week-by-week timeline. Home › Blog › The Complete Branded-Supplies Checklist fo… Checklist, Uniforms The Complete Branded-Supplies Checklist for Opening a Restaurant or Cafe, with a Timeline Backwards from Opening Day By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read A complete branded uniform set laid out together: green and blue shirts, black apron, black chef coat with red piping and black caps, all carrying the same round logo Quick answer What branded supplies does a new restaurant or cafe need before opening? A new restaurant or cafe needs uniforms for every role, name badges, menus, table cards, coasters, bill folders and napkins, printed stationery, delivery or takeaway packaging if relevant, exterior and interior signage, and optional merchandise. Start about twelve weeks before opening: brand files first, uniforms briefed by week ten, print last. RestroCart makes all of these from one set of brand files, so colours match. Key takeaways - Prepare one brand file kit before briefing anyone; every category depends on it. - Uniforms have the longest lead time and must be in the building for training, so brief them first. - Keep menus flexible with inserts, so late price changes do not mean a full reprint. - Merchandise and most secondary print can wait until after opening; uniforms, menus and signage cannot. In this guide - Start here: the brand file kit - The timeline, working backwards from opening day - Uniforms - Tableware and table-top - Print and stationery - Packaging, if you deliver or do takeaway - Signage - Merchandise - What can safely wait until after opening - Receiving day: checking what arrives - Get a quote for your opening kit Opening checklists usually cover licences, equipment, hiring and the menu. The branded side of the business, everything your staff wear and every surface a guest touches, is often left to the final fortnight. That is exactly when lead times catch up with you. This restaurant opening supplies checklist covers every branded category, uniforms, tableware, print, packaging, signage and merchandise, with a timeline that works backwards from opening day. We make all of these categories at RestroCart, from one studio in Naraina, New Delhi, for restaurants, cafes, bars, bakeries, hotels and cloud kitchens across India. The checklist is written so you can use it with any supplier. If you want quantities per department for uniforms and table items, pair it with our earlier new restaurant uniform checklist; this guide focuses on the full branded system and the order to do things in. Start here: the brand file kit Every category below depends on the same few files. Collect them once, put them in one shared folder, and send the same folder to every supplier. Most colour mismatches in new restaurants start with each vendor working from a different version of the logo. Your brand file kit - Logo in vector format (AI, EPS, SVG or vector PDF), plus a one-colour version and a small-size version for badges and caps. - Brand colours as Pantone references and hex codes, including one or two secondary colours. - Brand fonts, or at least the font names, for menus, signage and print. - Any pattern, illustration or icon set used in the interiors or on social media. - Interior photos or renders showing wall colours, furniture, lighting and table tops. - A one-line concept description and three words that describe the place. - The name of one person who approves artwork, samples and proofs. The timeline, working backwards from opening day Use this as a planning grid. Actual times vary by item and quantity, and your supplier should confirm them with the quote. When | What to do | Why then | Week -12 | Finalise the brand file kit; list every role and headcount; list table count and covers | Everything else waits on these | Week -10 | Brief uniforms; request mockups for every role, including winterwear if opening before or during winter | Longest lead time: 2 to 3 weeks design and sampling, 2 to 4 weeks production | Week -9 | Brief signage and menu formats (board, folder, clipboard, paper); confirm table-top items | Signage needs site measurements; menu formats need samples | Week -8 | Approve uniform mockups; review physical fabric swatches | Delays here push everything | Week -7 | Approve uniform samples and collect staff sizes; brief packaging if you deliver | Bulk production starts only after sample approval | Week -6 | Approve signage artwork; approve tableware samples (coasters, bill folders, tent cards) | Gives time for production and installation | Week -4 | Order packaging and stationery; order name badges once staff names are confirmed | Names and final details are clearer by now | Week -3 | Print menu inserts once prices are final | Prices change late; keep print last | Week -2 | Uniforms, badges and table items in the building; staff training in full uniform | Training in uniform exposes sizing issues while there is time | Week -1 | Signage installed; photograph team and tables for launch content | Your launch photos need the finished look | Day +30 | Review what wore out, what was missing, and what guests asked for; plan merchandise and top-ups | Real service shows what you actually need | Three rules that keep the timeline on track - Use the in-building date, not the opening date. Every supplier should be working to the day items must physically arrive, which for uniforms is about two weeks before you open. - Approve in one voice. Most opening delays we see are approvals bouncing between partners, chefs and designers. Name one approver and give them a same-day or next-day turnaround on mockups and samples. - Decide formats before designs. Choose the menu format, the apron style and the packaging sizes first. Artwork is quick to adjust; changing a format after production starts is not. If your opening date moves, and it often does, tell every supplier the same day. A delayed opening can turn a rushed order into a comfortable one; an early opening needs a conversation about what can realistically be made in time. Uniforms Uniforms come first because they take longest, and because staff need them for training. A good brief saves a full round of revisions; our uniform brief template gives you the exact format. Uniforms checklist - Kitchen: chef coats or chef tees, chef caps or skull caps, kitchen aprons, a waterproof apron for the wash area. - Head chef or sous chef: a distinct coat or contrast detail so the hierarchy is visible. - Service: shirts, polos or tees, half or bib aprons with pockets for pad, pen and card machine. - Bar: bib or cross-back aprons in canvas, denim or leather, with towel loops. - Hosts and managers: a distinct layer, such as a waistcoat, blazer or different shirt colour. - Housekeeping: tunic and trouser sets, utility aprons. - Riders, valet and gate staff: branded tees or jackets, caps, rainwear if you open before the monsoon. - Winter layer for north Indian outlets: hoodies, sweaters, zip jackets or windcheaters. - Sets per person: three for kitchen roles, two to three for service, plus a buffer for new joiners. - Name badges for every guest-facing role, plus spares. A full team set laid out before delivery: a black bib apron, a brown waistcoat, mustard and black chef coats and a tan waist apron, all embroidered with the same logo. Tableware and table-top Table items are what guests touch and photograph. They also get stolen, chipped and stained faster than you expect, so order spares. Tableware checklist - Menus: choose the format first (MDF or wooden board, clipboard, leatherette folder or paper), then design. - Spare menus for busy nights and for wear and tear. - Tent cards or table stands for QR codes, specials and Wi-Fi details. - Coasters in MDF, cork, leatherette or paper, with more than you think you need. - Bill folders or bill holders, one for every couple of tables. - Table napkins, placemats or runners in the brand palette. - Cutlery caddies or condiment holders. - Captain order pads and kitchen order tickets. Our guide to QR table stands and tent cards covers sizes and finishes, and the tableware catalogue shows the full range. Want us to build your opening list? Send your opening date, roles, headcount and table count and we will turn this checklist into a quote with a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Print and stationery Print checklist - Menu inserts or paper menus, printed last once prices are final. - Visiting cards for the owner, manager and head chef. - Letterhead and invoice formats if you do events or corporate orders. - Feedback or thank-you cards with a review QR code. - Table-top flyers for launch offers. - Stickers for takeaway bags, jars and boxes. Packaging, if you deliver or do takeaway If delivery is part of the plan, packaging is part of the brand. It is the only thing a delivery customer sees. Our delivery packaging guide explains what to brand and what to keep plain. Packaging checklist - Printed paper bags or carry bags in two or three sizes. - Food-safe paper sleeves, wraps or butter paper for burgers, rolls and sandwiches. - Branded boxes or sleeves for your hero items. - Stickers and tamper-evident seals for containers. - Cutlery kits or napkin wraps. - Insulated delivery bags for your own riders. - Thank-you cards to go inside every order. Beyond uniforms: printed stationery and coasters in one brand language, QR table stands on wooden bases, and a wooden valet parking sign. Signage Signage needs site measurements and installation time, and some signage depends on building or mall approvals, so start the conversation early. See the restaurant signage guide for materials and placement. Signage checklist - Main entrance sign or name board. - Opening hours and menu display at the entrance. - Parking and valet signage. - Washroom, kitchen and staff-only signs. - Specials or display boards inside. - Wi-Fi and QR display cards. - Any safety or regulatory notices your licences require, in a style that matches the brand. Merchandise Merchandise is optional at opening, and usually better after it. Once you know what guests love, a tote bag, a mug or a cap becomes both revenue and advertising. Our guide to restaurant merchandise that sells covers what works. Merchandise checklist, if you want it at launch - Launch gifts or influencer kits: a tote, a mug or a small hamper. - Branded tote bags for bakeries and cafes selling take-home items. - Mugs or glassware if you sell coffee or cocktails to take home. - Caps or tees for the team to wear on social media and at events. What can safely wait until after opening Order these after your first month - Retail merchandise, beyond any launch gifts. - A second colourway of uniforms or seasonal pieces you have not yet needed. - Large reprints of menus, once you know which dishes stay. - Premium upgrades, such as leather menu covers or engraved coasters, once you see how guests use the table. Receiving day: checking what arrives When the boxes arrive - Count every item against the packing list the same day. - Check sizes by staff member, and try on a few pieces from each role. - Wash one piece of each uniform type before service, to check colour and shrinkage. - Check logo placement and colour across uniforms, menus and coasters side by side. - Report anything missing or wrong immediately, while there is time before opening. - Store spares in one labelled place, not spread across lockers. Doing all of this with one supplier is not essential, but it removes most of the colour and timing problems in this list. We have written about why ordering uniforms and supplies together saves money and rework. Opening soon? Share your opening date and we will tell you honestly what can still be made in time. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for your opening kit Send your brand files, opening date and a rough list on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or tick off items on our quote builder. We deliver anywhere in India and will plan the timeline backwards from your opening day. See the real thing: 17 tent cards and table stands we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How early should I start ordering branded supplies for a new restaurant?Start around twelve weeks before opening. Custom uniforms typically need 2 to 3 weeks for design and sampling and 2 to 4 weeks for production, and they should arrive about two weeks before opening for staff training. Print and packaging can follow a few weeks later. What is the most commonly forgotten item when opening a restaurant?Name badges, spare menus, parking and washroom signage, and a winter layer for staff are the items we see forgotten most. None of them is expensive, but all of them get noticed in the first week. Should I order all opening supplies from one supplier?It helps. One supplier working from one set of brand files can match colours across fabric, wood, paper and packaging, and gives you one timeline and one reorder conversation. RestroCart makes uniforms, tableware, merchandise, packaging, print and signage under one roof. When should menus be printed if prices are not final?Choose a durable menu board, folder or clipboard early, and print the paper insert last, once prices are fixed. That way the board is ready for photography and the price pages can be updated without replacing the whole menu. Do I need merchandise before opening?Usually not. Merchandise such as tote bags, mugs and caps works best once you know what guests respond to. The exception is a launch gift or influencer kit, which needs to be planned with the launch. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsValet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: Visibility, Weather, Jackets and Caps How to dress valet and parking staff at restaurants, bars and hotels in India: visible branding, fabrics for heat and rain, jackets, caps, pockets and… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsWaistcoats for Waiters, Bartenders and Managers: Collared vs V-Neck, 4, 5 or 6 Buttons, Fabric and Fit How to choose waistcoats for waiters, bartenders and managers: collared vs V-neck, 4, 5 or 6 button fronts, suiting fabrics, fit, back straps and shir… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Women in Hospitality: Female-Cut Shirts and Polos, Hostess Wear, Housekeeping Sets and Sizing How to design restaurant and hotel uniforms that fit women: female-cut shirts and polos, hostess wear, ladies' housekeeping sets, modesty options and … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Rebranding: Refresh Uniforms & Menus Without Waste URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-rebranding-uniform-refresh/ A practical plan for rebranding a restaurant or cafe: audit stock, decide what to change first, phase uniforms, menus, packaging and signage, and avoid waste. Home › Blog › Rebranding a Restaurant: How to Refresh Un… Operations, Uniforms Rebranding a Restaurant: How to Refresh Uniforms, Menus and Supplies in Phases, Without Waste By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Black waist apron, black shirt and black polo with red collar tipping, all carrying the same red logo, a coordinated restaurant uniform set by RestroCart Quick answer How do you refresh restaurant uniforms and supplies during a rebrand without wasting stock? Audit what you hold, then change the most visible items first: signage, menus and front-of-house uniforms on one launch date. Let packaging and back-of-house pieces run down, stop reordering old stock early, and keep neutral base garments while changing only the branded layer. RestroCart can phase uniforms, menus, packaging and signage from one set of new brand files, so every item matches when it switches. Key takeaways - Audit every branded item and its stock level before you design anything. - Switch guest-facing items together on one date; mixing old and new on the floor looks accidental. - Run down packaging and back-of-house stock instead of scrapping it; stop reordering old designs early. - Design the new system so the next change is cheaper: neutral bases, swappable inserts and a branded top layer. In this guide - First, decide what kind of rebrand this is - Step one: audit every branded item - What to change first, and what can wait - Refreshing uniforms without replacing everything - Menus, table-top and print - Packaging, merchandise and signage - A sample rebrand timeline - Multi-outlet rebrands: pilot, then roll out - What to do with old branded items - Get a quote for your rebrand A rebrand is exciting until someone opens the store room. There are four hundred menus with the old logo, two cartons of printed bags, forty aprons in the old colour and a new set of brand guidelines that makes all of it look out of date. Handled badly, rebranding a restaurant means binning thousands of items and still ending up with a dining room where half the team is in the old uniform. Handled well, it is a phased switch where guests see a clean new identity on day one and almost nothing goes to waste. This guide is for owners and operators refreshing a restaurant, cafe, bar or hotel outlet, whether that means a new logo, a new colour palette or a new name. It covers how to audit what you have, what to change first, how to phase the rest, and how to design the new system so the next refresh is easier. We make uniforms, tableware, print, packaging and signage at RestroCart, so we see rebrands from the supply side. First, decide what kind of rebrand this is The scale of the change decides how much has to be replaced. Be honest about which one you are doing before you brief anyone. Type of change | What usually needs replacing | What can often stay | Logo refresh (same name, same colours) | Embroidered and printed logos on guest-facing items; signage; menu covers | Base garments, plain aprons, most table linen, plain packaging | New colour palette | Most uniforms, aprons, napkins, coasters, menus, packaging | Neutral trousers, black or white basics, plain glassware | New name | Everything that carries the name: signage, uniforms, menus, packaging, print, badges | Neutral base garments and unbranded tableware | Concept change (new cuisine or format) | Uniform styles as well as branding, plus menus and table-top formats | Very little, but plan it as a new opening | A concept change is really a new opening; our restaurant opening supplies checklist is the better guide for that. The rest of this article is about the first three. Step one: audit every branded item Before any design work, list everything that carries your brand and how much of it you hold. This takes an afternoon and saves more money than any other step. Rebrand audit - Uniforms by role: how many pieces, their condition, and when you would normally replace them. - Aprons, caps, name badges and winterwear, counted separately. - Menus, menu inserts, tent cards and table stands. - Coasters, napkins, placemats, bill folders and caddies. - Packaging: bags, boxes, sleeves, stickers and seals, with monthly usage. - Stationery: visiting cards, invoices, feedback cards. - Signage: exterior, interior, parking, washroom and display boards. - Merchandise in stock for sale. - Supplier artwork files, so you know who holds the old logo and needs the new one. For each item, note two things: how visible it is to guests, and how many weeks of stock you hold. Those two numbers decide the phasing. What to change first, and what can wait The principle is simple: change the most visible things together, on one date, and let the least visible things run down. Item | When to switch | Why | Exterior signage | Launch day | The rebrand starts here; guests notice first | Front-of-house uniforms | Launch day, all at once | Mixing old and new on the floor looks like a mistake | Menus and table-top | Launch day | Guests read and photograph them | Name badges | Launch day | Quick to make and highly visible | Takeaway and delivery packaging | As old stock runs out | Customers accept a short overlap; scrapping stock is waste | Kitchen and housekeeping uniforms | Next scheduled replacement | Less visible; replace on the normal cycle | Stationery | As stock runs out | Low visibility and low volume | Merchandise | Sell through old stock, then relaunch | Old merch can become a limited 'original' run | If you run an open kitchen, move kitchen uniforms into the launch-day group. Guests can see them, so they count as front of house. An engraved wooden menu cover with printed inner pages. When the logo changes, the cover changes; when only the menu changes, the pages swap and the cover stays. Planning a rebrand? Send your new brand files and a rough stock list and we will suggest a phased switch plan with a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Refreshing uniforms without replacing everything Uniforms are usually the largest single cost in a rebrand, and also the category where the most can be saved with a little thought. Change the branded layer, keep the neutral base If your team wears black trousers, plain shirts or plain chef coats with a branded apron, cap and badge, a logo refresh may only need new aprons, caps and badges. Garments where the logo is embroidered on the chest will need replacing, but plain pieces can stay in use. This is also the best argument for designing the new uniform so that brand identity sits mainly in replaceable pieces. Time the switch to the replacement cycle Uniforms wear out anyway. If your front-of-house kit is due for replacement in the next few months, bring the replacement forward to the launch date and order the new design. If it was replaced recently, change only what guests see most and let the rest follow on the normal cycle. Stop reordering the old design early Once a rebrand date is set, stop placing large orders of old-design uniforms. For new joiners in the gap, order small top-ups only, or use plain pieces with a badge. Our guide to reordering restaurant uniforms covers how to size top-ups. Get colour right across materials A new brand colour behaves differently on cotton, polyester, canvas, MDF, paper and ceramic. Ask for physical swatches and proofs for every material before bulk, and check them side by side. The uniform colour guide explains how lighting and fabric change how a colour reads, and our note on embroidery versus printing helps decide how the new logo should be applied. Menus, table-top and print Menus are the item guests look at longest, so they belong on launch day. The waste-saving move is structural: choose a menu format where the cover or board carries the brand and the pages are printed inserts. That way, future price or dish changes never mean replacing the whole menu. Boards and clipboards are covered in our guide to MDF menu boards and clipboard menus. Menu and table-top switch - Replace menu covers, boards and inserts for launch day, with spares. - Replace tent cards and QR stands, and update any QR links to the new website or listings. - Switch coasters and napkins if colours changed; otherwise switch as stock runs out. - Replace bill folders if they carry the old logo prominently. - Update feedback cards and visiting cards once the new website and handles are live. Table-top items to plan in the switch: embroidered napkins that change with a colour change, printed coasters that can run down, and promotional table stands. Packaging, merchandise and signage Packaging is the easiest place to waste money. Calculate how many weeks of each item you hold, reduce reorders as the date approaches, and time the last order of old packaging to run out close to launch. Where you have a lot of plain boxes or bags, a new branded sticker or seal can carry the new identity without reprinting everything. Our delivery packaging guide covers where branding matters most. Merchandise in the old design can be sold as a final run before the relaunch. Some guests like owning the original. Signage needs the longest planning after uniforms, because it needs measurements, fabrication and installation, and some buildings or malls require approval for exterior changes. Order it early enough to install the night before launch. A sample rebrand timeline Most rebrands are comfortable with eight to ten weeks between final brand files and launch day. Here is how the work usually stacks up. Times vary by item and quantity, and your supplier should confirm them. When | What happens | Week -10 | Brand files final; stock audit done; launch date shared with every supplier; stop large reorders of old designs | Week -9 | Brief uniforms, menus, signage and badges together from the new files | Week -8 to -7 | Mockups approved; physical swatches and material proofs checked side by side | Week -7 to -6 | Uniform samples approved; signage artwork approved; bulk production starts | Week -4 | Order new packaging timed to replace old stock as it runs out; print menu inserts once prices are fixed | Week -2 to -1 | Uniforms, badges, menus and table-top items in the building; staff try on and train in the new look | Launch day | Signage, front-of-house uniforms, menus and badges switch together; old items removed from the floor | After launch | Packaging, stationery and back-of-house uniforms switch as stock runs down | The single most useful thing you can do is keep the launch-day items in the building, unused, until the night before. A partial early switch, where a few staff start wearing the new aprons a week ahead, undoes the moment. Multi-outlet rebrands: pilot, then roll out If you run several outlets, rebrand one first. Service will show you whether the new apron is practical, whether the new colour hides stains, and whether the menu format works on your tables. Adjust, lock the specification, then roll out to the other outlets on a schedule. Keeping patterns, fabric codes and artwork on file is what makes outlet five match outlet one. Our guide to multi-outlet uniform programmes covers the planning side. What to do with old branded items - Plain garments without logos can stay in use or become spares. - Worn branded uniforms can be retired as cleaning cloths or back-of-house spares. - Before donating anything with your old logo, remove or cover the branding so it cannot be used to represent your restaurant. - Old menus and print can often be recycled; keep one of each for your archive. Want the switch to happen on one day? Share your launch date and we will plan uniforms, menus, badges and packaging to arrive together. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for your rebrand Send your new brand files, your stock audit and your launch date on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or list the items on our quote builder. We will suggest what to switch on launch day, what to phase, and a timeline that fits. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What should I change first when rebranding a restaurant?Change what guests see most: exterior signage, menus and front-of-house uniforms, ideally on the same launch date. Packaging, stationery and back-of-house uniforms can follow as existing stock runs down. Do I need to replace every uniform when the logo changes?Not always. If the base garments are neutral, such as black trousers, plain shirts or plain aprons, you can often keep them and change only the branded pieces: aprons, caps, badges or an outer layer. A full replacement makes sense when colours change or garments are worn out anyway. What can we do with old branded uniforms after a rebrand?Worn pieces can be retired as cleaning cloths or back-of-house spares. Before donating anything with a logo, remove or cover the branding so it cannot be used to represent your restaurant. Plain garments can often stay in use. How long does a restaurant rebrand take for uniforms and supplies?Plan around the uniforms, which have the longest lead time: typically 2 to 3 weeks for design and sampling and 2 to 4 weeks for production. Signage and menus can run in parallel. Most rebrands are easier with eight to ten weeks from final brand files to launch. Can I rebrand one outlet first and roll it out later?Yes, and it is often wise. A pilot outlet shows how the new uniforms, menus and packaging work in real service before you commit to every outlet. Keep specifications on file so the rollout matches the pilot exactly. How do I avoid ordering too much of the old design before the rebrand?Tell your suppliers the rebrand date as soon as it is decided. Switch to small, frequent top-ups of old items in the months before launch, and time the last order of old packaging to run out near the switch date. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsWaistcoats for Waiters, Bartenders and Managers: Collared vs V-Neck, 4, 5 or 6 Buttons, Fabric and Fit How to choose waistcoats for waiters, bartenders and managers: collared vs V-neck, 4, 5 or 6 button fronts, suiting fabrics, fit, back straps and shir… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Women in Hospitality: Female-Cut Shirts and Polos, Hostess Wear, Housekeeping Sets and Sizing How to design restaurant and hotel uniforms that fit women: female-cut shirts and polos, hostess wear, ladies' housekeeping sets, modesty options and … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsXero Degrees Uniforms: One Palette for Kitchen, Floor, Managers and Winter Chef coats, aprons, blazers, shirts, polos, oversized tees, sweaters and napkins we made for Xero Degrees and Xero Courtyard, and what other brands ca… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Uniform Supplier for Gurgaon | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-uniform-supplier-gurgaon/ Custom uniforms for Gurgaon restaurants, cafes, bars and hotels, made in Naraina, New Delhi: what teams order, realistic turnaround and how to brief well. Home › Blog › Restaurant Uniform Supplier for Gurgaon: W… City guide, Uniforms Restaurant Uniform Supplier for Gurgaon: What Gurgaon Cafes, Bars and Hotels Order, Realistic Turnaround and How to Brief By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Grey service shirts with an embroidered logo, custom uniform shirts made for Hamoni Cafe, Gurugram, by RestroCart Quick answer Who makes custom restaurant uniforms for Gurgaon cafes, bars and hotels? RestroCart, a restaurant uniform manufacturer in Naraina, New Delhi, designs and makes custom uniforms for Gurgaon cafes, bars, restaurants and hotel F&B teams and delivers them to the outlet. Send your roles, headcount, logo and in-building date on WhatsApp. Allow about 2 to 3 weeks for mockups, swatches and a sample, then 2 to 4 weeks of production after you approve it. Key takeaways - Naraina is a short drive from Gurgaon, so swatches, samples and top-ups move quickly, but production time is the same as for any city. - Gurgaon kits lean on bar aprons, manager blazers, cafe shirts and a proper winter layer. - Plan backwards from the date uniforms must be in the building, not your launch date. - A one-page brief with roles, headcount and laundry method gets you an accurate quote in one round. In this guide - Why Gurgaon teams work with a Delhi uniform manufacturer - What Gurgaon cafes, bars and hotels actually order - Dressing for Gurgaon's weather: summer, monsoon and winter - Turnaround from Naraina to Gurgaon: a realistic timeline - How to brief us: what a Gurgaon outlet should send - Mistakes we see Gurgaon outlets make - Reorders, new joiners and second outlets - Get a quote for your Gurgaon outlet If you are looking for a restaurant uniform supplier for Gurgaon, you probably want three things: uniforms that look like your brand rather than a catalogue, a supplier close enough to fix things quickly, and dates you can trust before an opening. RestroCart is a restaurant uniform manufacturer based in Naraina, New Delhi. We do not have a Gurgaon office; we design and make everything in Naraina and deliver to your outlet. For a Gurgaon outlet, that is the point: one specialist, a short drive away, handling chef coats, aprons, service shirts, bar kit, manager blazers and winterwear together. This guide covers what Gurgaon cafes, bars and hotels typically order, how the city's weather should shape your fabric choices, a realistic timeline from brief to delivery, and exactly what to send us so the first quote is accurate. Why Gurgaon teams work with a Delhi uniform manufacturer Gurgaon has one of the busiest F&B scenes in north India: office-district cafes, rooftop bars, microbreweries, fine dining rooms, hotel restaurants and banquet operations, often opening within weeks of each other. That pace is hard on uniform suppliers who are really general garment units. A hospitality specialist already knows that a bartender's apron needs a towel loop, that a server's half apron needs a pocket for a card machine, and that chef coats go through daily hot washes. Naraina sits in west Delhi, close to the Gurgaon border, which helps in practical ways. Fabric swatches reach you quickly, a sample can be checked on your own staff without a long courier wait, and small top-ups for new joiners do not turn into week-long logistics. What proximity does not change is production time. Cutting, stitching, embroidery and quality checks take the same time for a Gurgaon order as for any other city, and we would rather tell you that upfront than promise a miracle. If you are comparing suppliers, our guide to choosing a restaurant uniform manufacturer in India lists the questions worth asking anyone, including us. What Gurgaon cafes, bars and hotels actually order Every brief is different, but Gurgaon orders fall into a few recognisable patterns. The table below is a starting point, not a rulebook. Venue type | Typical uniform kit | What to watch | All-day cafe or bakery cafe | Branded shirts or polos, cross-back or bib aprons, caps, name badges | Aprons carry the brand; choose washable canvas or drill in a brand colour | Cocktail bar or rooftop | Bar aprons in canvas, denim or leather, dark shirts or tees, optional waistcoats | Rooftops need breathable fabric in summer and a smart layer in winter | Microbrewery or pub | Tees or overshirts, heavy-duty bib aprons, caps, hoodies for winter | High wash frequency; favour robust fabric and embroidery over print | Fine dining or chef-led restaurant | Tailored chef coats, service shirts, waistcoats, manager blazers | Fit and finish matter most; approve a sample on your own staff | Hotel F&B and banquets | Service shirts, waistcoats, blazers, chef coats, housekeeping sets | Plan a shared base with outlet-specific details; keep specs on file | Cloud kitchen or QSR | Chef tees, caps or bandanas, waterproof aprons, rider jackets | Hygiene and durability over decoration | Cafes: the apron is the brand In most Gurgaon cafes, guests see the apron more than anything else, so that is where brand colour, a leather strap detail or an embroidered logo earns its place. Underneath, a well-cut shirt or polo in a neutral or secondary brand colour keeps the look clean. If the brand has a strong secondary colour, use it on the apron strap or pocket trim rather than on the whole shirt. Bars and breweries: robust first, stylish second Bar uniforms take more abuse than almost anything else in the building: ice water, citrus, syrups, beer and constant wiping. Canvas and denim bib aprons with reinforced strap points last; thin polyester does not. For cocktail rooms, a dark shirt and a waistcoat read more considered than a tee. The bartender uniform guide covers apron styles, pocket layouts and fabric weights. Bar and floor layers: a black bib apron over a white shirt, a bottle-green waistcoat with a cream shirt, and zip hoodies made for Hamoni Cafe for the winter months. Hotels and banquets: one system, many outlets Hotel teams need a uniform system rather than a single look: a shared base for service, a distinct layer for supervisors and managers, and outlet-specific touches for the all-day diner, the bar and the banquet floor. Managers in Gurgaon hotel and restaurant teams often wear blazers year round; our manager uniform guide explains when a blazer, a waistcoat or a smart shirt is the right call. A deep teal two-button blazer made for Hamoni Cafe, Gurugram, part of a set that also includes grey service shirts and branded hoodies. For Hamoni Cafe in Gurugram, we made grey service shirts with an embroidered logo, a deep teal manager blazer, branded hoodies in several colours and black name badges. You can see the full set on the Hamoni Cafe portfolio page. It is a good example of a Gurgaon-style kit: a calm everyday shirt, a sharper layer for the person in charge, and a proper winter piece. Dressing for Gurgaon's weather: summer, monsoon and winter Gurgaon shares the north Indian plains climate: long, intense summers, a humid monsoon, and a short but genuinely cold winter. A uniform that only works in one of those seasons will be abandoned in the other two. - Summer: kitchens and rooftops get very hot. Choose breathable poly-cotton or cotton-rich blends for chef coats and shirts, lighter GSM polos for floor staff, and consider half sleeves for the hot line. Dark colours hide sweat marks better on the floor. - Monsoon: humidity means garments dry slowly. Plan three sets per person for kitchen roles so no one wears a damp uniform, and avoid very heavy canvas for anyone who works outdoors. - Winter: from late November, outdoor seating, valet, gate and rooftop staff need a branded layer. If you do not supply one, staff will wear their own jackets and your uniform disappears. Hoodies, zip jackets, sweaters or windcheaters in brand colours solve this. See the restaurant winterwear guide. The practical takeaway: order your winter layer in the same conversation as your summer kit, even if it is produced later, so colours and logos match. Opening or refreshing a Gurgaon outlet? Send your roles, headcount and in-building date and we will reply with mockup ideas and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Turnaround from Naraina to Gurgaon: a realistic timeline Here is how a typical custom order runs. Times vary by item and quantity, and we confirm them with your quote. Stage | What happens | Typical time | Brief | You send roles, headcount, logo, colours, laundry method and date on WhatsApp or email | Day 1 | Mockups | Our in-house design team sends digital mockups per role, with fabric and branding suggestions | A few days, then revisions | Swatches and sample | Physical swatches reach you; one sample set per role is made for approval | 2 to 3 weeks in total for design and sampling | Production | Bulk cutting, stitching, embroidery or print, quality checks | 2 to 4 weeks after sample approval | Packing and delivery | Packed by role and size, or by staff name, and delivered to your Gurgaon outlet | Confirmed with the quote | Two things speed this up more than anything else. First, a decision-maker who can approve mockups and samples within a day or two. Second, a brief that includes everything the first time. Our step-by-step custom uniform ordering process shows what happens at each stage in more detail. One seasonal note: October to December is typically a busy window for uniform orders in north India, with openings, winterwear and festive refreshes all landing together. If you are opening a Gurgaon outlet in that window, start the brief in August or September. How to brief us: what a Gurgaon outlet should send You do not need fabric names or GSM numbers to start. You need the operational facts that only you know. Our restaurant uniform brief template is a copy-and-fill version of this list. Send these in your first message - Outlet name, full delivery address in Gurgaon and your opening or relaunch date. - Concept in a few words: 'rooftop cocktail bar', 'all-day cafe with open kitchen', 'hotel banquet floor'. - Logo files, ideally vector (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF), and brand colours as Pantone or hex if you have them. - Every role with headcount: chefs, commis, stewards, bartenders, hosts, housekeeping, managers, riders. - What you picture each role wearing, and anything you do not want, such as white on the floor. - Indoor, outdoor or rooftop service, and whether a winter layer is needed. - How uniforms will be washed: in-house machine, commercial laundry or staff at home. - Any dress code set by your mall, hotel or office complex management. - A budget range, and the date uniforms must be in the building for staff training. - One person who will approve mockups and samples. Mistakes we see Gurgaon outlets make - Using the opening date as the deadline. Staff need uniforms for training week, so the real deadline is about two weeks earlier. - One uniform for indoor and rooftop. A shirt that is comfortable in an air-conditioned dining room can be unbearable on a summer rooftop. Split the fabric weight by zone if you run both. - Forgetting the winter layer until December. By then, production calendars are full. Brief it with the main order. - Too few sets. Two sets per person breaks down the first time the laundry is late. Three sets for kitchen roles is the safer standard; ask us for a spares plan alongside the quote. - Separate vendors for uniforms, badges and menus. Colours drift between suppliers. Keeping them together means one set of brand files. Reorders, new joiners and second outlets Gurgaon teams turn over, and new outlets follow successful ones. Because we keep your patterns, fabric codes, thread shades and artwork on file, a top-up for five new stewards is a WhatsApp message with sizes, and a second outlet can start from an approved uniform rather than a blank page. If you also run an outlet across the city line, our guide to restaurant uniforms for Noida and Greater Noida covers that side of NCR. Beyond uniforms, the same brand files can be used for name badges, menus, coasters, tote bags and delivery packaging, so your Gurgaon outlet looks coordinated from the gate to the takeaway bag. Browse examples across categories on our uniform work gallery. Ready for a quote? Share your Gurgaon outlet's roles and headcount and we will send mockups and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for your Gurgaon outlet Send your brief, logo and in-building date on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build your list item by item on our quote builder. We reply the same day with questions, ideas and next steps. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Does RestroCart have an office or shop in Gurgaon?No. RestroCart designs and manufactures from its studio in Naraina, New Delhi, and delivers to outlets in Gurgaon. Briefs, mockups and approvals happen on WhatsApp and email, and swatches and samples are sent to you. How long do custom restaurant uniforms take for a Gurgaon outlet?Plan on roughly 2 to 3 weeks for design, fabric selection and sampling, then 2 to 4 weeks of production after you approve the sample. Winterwear and large multi-role orders can take longer, so share your in-building date in the first message and we will confirm a timeline with the quote. Can you make uniforms for a Gurgaon bar or microbrewery?Yes. Bar teams usually need bib or cross-back aprons in canvas, denim or leather, shirts or tees underneath, and sometimes waistcoats for a cocktail-led room. Tell us whether the bar is indoor, rooftop or both, because fabric weight changes with the setting. Do you supply hotel and banquet uniforms in Gurgaon?Yes. We make uniforms for hotel F&B outlets, banquets and caterers, including service shirts, waistcoats, blazers, chef coats and housekeeping sets. For several outlets under one roof, we plan a shared base with outlet-specific details. What is the minimum order for a small Gurgaon cafe?Minimums vary by item. Share your team size on WhatsApp and we will confirm what is possible for each piece. Can we reorder a few pieces later for new staff?Yes. We keep your patterns, fabric codes and artwork on file, so a top-up for new joiners is a short message with sizes and quantities rather than a new project. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Women in Hospitality: Female-Cut Shirts and Polos, Hostess Wear, Housekeeping Sets and Sizing How to design restaurant and hotel uniforms that fit women: female-cut shirts and polos, hostess wear, ladies' housekeeping sets, modesty options and … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsXero Degrees Uniforms: One Palette for Kitchen, Floor, Managers and Winter Chef coats, aprons, blazers, shirts, polos, oversized tees, sweaters and napkins we made for Xero Degrees and Xero Courtyard, and what other brands ca… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsZipper Jackets, Fleece and Windcheaters as Branded Staff Outerwear: Fabrics, Hoods and Embroidery vs Print How to choose branded zipper jackets, fleece jackets and windcheaters for restaurant, cafe and hotel staff: fabrics, GSM, hoods, pockets, embroidery v… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant & Cafe Uniforms in Noida and the NCR URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-uniform-supplier-noida/ Custom chef coats, cafe shirts, polos, aprons and housekeeping uniforms for Noida outlets, made in New Delhi and delivered to your door. Home › Blog › Restaurant and Cafe Uniforms in Noida: Wha… City guide, Uniforms Restaurant and Cafe Uniforms in Noida: What to Order, What It Takes and How to Brief By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Black chef coat with white piping, white chef hat and white apron with logo patches, chef uniforms made for 501 Kitchen, Noida, by RestroCart Quick answer Where can restaurants and cafes in Noida get custom staff uniforms made? Restaurants, cafes, cloud kitchens and caterers in Noida can order custom uniforms from RestroCart, a restaurant uniform manufacturer in Naraina, New Delhi, which delivers to the outlet. Send your team list, logo and the date you need uniforms on WhatsApp. Expect about 2 to 3 weeks for mockups, swatches and sampling, and 2 to 4 weeks of production after sample approval. Key takeaways - Noida orders are often practical: chef coats, polos and tees, caps, aprons and housekeeping sets that survive heavy washing. - Spend on the pieces guests see and that take the most wear; save on plain base layers. - Brief the laundry method and the winter layer upfront; both change the specification. - Everything is made in Naraina, New Delhi, and delivered to Noida; there is no local office. In this guide - What Noida outlets typically order - What we made for 501 Kitchen, Noida - Spending sensibly: where to invest and where to save - Fabric choices for Noida's weather - Timeline and delivery to Noida - What to put in your brief - Role by role: a sensible Noida restaurant kit - Mistakes we see in Noida orders - Growing across NCR: reorders and new outlets - Get a quote Noida and Greater Noida have grown into a serious food market in their own right: office-district cafes feeding lunch crowds, mall restaurants, family dining, sweet shops and bakeries, a dense layer of cloud kitchens, and caterers working events and campuses. This guide is for owners and managers there who need restaurant and cafe uniforms in Noida that look properly branded and hold up to hard daily use. RestroCart designs and makes restaurant uniforms in Naraina, New Delhi. We do not have a Noida office or shop. Everything is made in Naraina and delivered to your outlet in Noida, with briefs, mockups and approvals handled on WhatsApp and email. Below: what Noida outlets typically order, how to spend sensibly, fabric choices for NCR weather, the timeline, and what to put in your brief. What Noida outlets typically order The mix of outlets in Noida is broader than most people assume, and each type needs a slightly different uniform system. Outlet type | Typical uniform kit | Priority | Cafe or bakery cafe | Branded tees or polos, cross-back aprons, caps, name badges | An apron with real brand presence | Family or casual dining restaurant | Service shirts or polos, half aprons, chef coats, housekeeping sets, manager shirts | Clear role distinction on a busy floor | Mall outlet or food court counter | Polos or tees, caps, half aprons, name badges | Hygiene, visibility and quick top-ups for new staff | Cloud kitchen | Chef tees or light chef coats, skull caps, waterproof aprons, rider jackets | Durability and hygiene; riders are the only people customers see | Sweets, mithai or bakery counter | Caps or hairnets, aprons, light tunics or polos | Food-safe, easy-wash and consistent across counters | Caterer or event team | Service shirts, waistcoats, chef coats, spare sets for temporary staff | Extra spares and packing by event | If you run a cloud kitchen, our guide to cloud kitchen and delivery rider uniforms goes deeper on the kitchen-to-rider kit. For counters where hair covering and apron hygiene are checked, the FSSAI kitchen uniform hygiene guide covers what inspectors and customers notice. What we made for 501 Kitchen, Noida For 501 Kitchen in Noida we made a black chef coat with white piping and an embroidered logo, a white chef hat and a white bib apron, both carrying the same logo patch, plus more logo chef hats and housekeeping uniforms in a grey tunic style with black trims. It is a straightforward, hard-working kit: dark coat for the line, white accessories for a clean look, and support staff dressed in the same family. The full set is on the 501 Kitchen portfolio page. For 501 Kitchen, Noida: white chef hats with the logo patch, and housekeeping tunics with black trims and matching trousers. Spending sensibly: where to invest and where to save Many Noida outlets run on tight margins, and it is tempting to buy the cheapest version of everything. That usually costs more within a year, because cheap fabric fades, shrinks and gets replaced. A better approach is to spend deliberately. Invest in - Chef coats and kitchen aprons. They are washed hardest and most often. A good poly-cotton twill or a cotton-rich blend lasts far longer than thin fabric. Ask for the blend and GSM on the quote so you can compare like with like. - Whatever guests see first. In a cafe that is the apron; in a family restaurant it is the service shirt or polo; in a cloud kitchen it is the rider's jacket and bag. - Embroidery over print on high-wash items. Embroidery survives commercial laundry better than most prints. Save on - Plain base layers. Black or charcoal trousers do not need to be custom-branded. - Number of designs. One well-designed polo in two colours can cover service and counter roles, instead of four separate designs. - Decorative extras. Contrast piping and printed backs are nice, but only where guests actually see them. For polos and tees, weight matters more than most buyers realise. A heavier, tighter knit holds its shape through many washes; a thin one looks tired within weeks. Our polo and t-shirt GSM guide explains what the numbers mean. Orange polo t-shirts with an embroidered chest logo. A single polo design in a strong brand colour can dress both counter and floor staff. Running a Noida cafe, restaurant or cloud kitchen? Tell us your roles and headcount and we will suggest a kit that fits your budget. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Fabric choices for Noida's weather Noida and Greater Noida share the NCR climate: very hot summers, a humid monsoon, and a cold, often foggy winter. A few practical rules follow. - Summer kitchens: choose breathable blends and consider half-sleeve chef coats or chef tees for the hot line. Dark coats hide stains but hold heat; light coats stay cooler but show marks. Many kitchens split the difference with dark coats and white or light accessories, as 501 Kitchen did. - Monsoon: garments dry slowly, so three sets per kitchen staff member is the safe standard. Avoid very heavy canvas for anyone working outdoors or near the entrance. - Winter: counter staff near open doors, parking and delivery teams, and anyone at an outdoor cafe need a branded layer from late November. Hoodies, sweatshirts or zip jackets in brand colours keep the uniform intact. See our restaurant winterwear guide. - Laundry: if you use a commercial laundry, say so in the brief. High-temperature washes favour poly-cotton blends and embroidery. Timeline and delivery to Noida Being in NCR helps with the small things: swatches and samples reach you quickly, and top-ups for new joiners are easy to arrange. The core production time is the same for every city, though, and it is honest to plan for it. Stage | Typical time | Brief on WhatsApp or email, then mockups from our in-house design team | First few days, plus revisions | Physical swatches and one sample set per role for approval | 2 to 3 weeks for design and sampling in total | Bulk production with quality checks, after sample approval | 2 to 4 weeks | Packing by role and size, delivery to your Noida outlet | Confirmed with the quote | If you are opening, work backwards from the date uniforms must be in the building for staff training, not the opening date. For a full walkthrough, see how custom restaurant uniforms are made. What to put in your brief A good brief does not require fashion vocabulary. It requires the facts about your operation. Your Noida uniform brief - Outlet name, full delivery address and the opening or relaunch date. - Outlet type: cafe, casual dining, food court counter, cloud kitchen, caterer, bakery or sweets. - Every role with headcount, including housekeeping and delivery riders. - Logo files (vector if possible) and brand colours. - What you picture for each role, and anything you want to avoid. - How uniforms will be washed, and how often. - Whether you need a winter layer this season. - Any dress code set by the mall or building management. - A budget range, so we can suggest the right fabric from the first round. - The one person who signs off mockups and samples. Role by role: a sensible Noida restaurant kit If you are starting from a blank page, this is how we would usually structure a uniform system for a mid-sized Noida restaurant with a kitchen, a service floor and support staff. Treat it as a first draft to react to. Kitchen Chef coats or chef tees for the line, with the head chef or sous chef in a slightly different colour or with contrast piping so the hierarchy is visible at a glance. Skull caps or chef hats for everyone handling food, and bib aprons that can go into a hot wash. Where the kitchen is open to guests, the apron and cap carry the logo; where it is closed, keep branding minimal and spend on fabric instead. Service floor A branded shirt or polo, a half apron with pockets for an order pad, pen and card machine, and a name badge. Supervisors and captains benefit from one visible difference, such as a waistcoat or a different shirt colour, so guests know who to ask. Our steward and server uniform guide covers pocket layouts and apron lengths. Housekeeping and support A tunic and trouser set in a colour that forgives cleaning chemicals, with a utility apron. Housekeeping staff are guest-facing more often than owners expect, especially in washrooms and during service, so they should look like part of the same brand. Delivery riders If you run your own riders, a branded tee or jacket, a cap and a matching insulated bag make every delivery a small advertisement across Noida's sectors. Mistakes we see in Noida orders - Ordering one set per person. The first late laundry run leaves staff in their own clothes. Plan two to three sets for service and three for kitchen roles. - Buying ready-made stock with a logo sticker. It looks fine for a month. Custom fabric, cut and embroidery look right for the life of the uniform. - Forgetting new joiners. Order a small buffer of extra pieces in common sizes so a new hire is in uniform on day one. - Different vendors for kitchen and floor. Two suppliers means two slightly different blacks and two versions of your logo. Growing across NCR: reorders and new outlets Noida brands often expand to Delhi, Gurgaon or elsewhere in NCR within a year or two. Because we keep your patterns, fabric codes, thread shades and artwork on file, a new outlet or a batch of new joiners gets uniforms that match the first order. If your next outlet is across NCR, our guide for Gurgaon restaurant uniforms covers what changes there, which is mostly the bar and hotel side. The same brand files also cover name badges, menus, coasters, delivery bags and packaging, so a cloud kitchen's rider, bag and box can all carry one consistent colour. Want a quote for your Noida outlet? Share your team list and the date uniforms must be on site, and we will come back with design ideas and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 with your brief and logo, email info@restrocart.com, or list what you need on our quote builder. We will come back with questions, ideas and a realistic timeline. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Do you deliver restaurant uniforms to Noida?Yes. RestroCart makes uniforms at its studio in Naraina, New Delhi, and delivers to restaurants, cafes, cloud kitchens and caterers in Noida, and anywhere else in India. Uniforms arrive packed by role and size. How long does a custom uniform order take for a Noida restaurant?Usually 2 to 3 weeks to design, choose fabric and sample, and 2 to 4 weeks of production once the sample is approved. The exact timeline depends on the items and quantities and is confirmed with the quote. Can a small Noida cafe or cloud kitchen order custom uniforms?Yes. Minimums vary by item, but uniforms usually start at team-size quantities, so a small cafe or a single-brand cloud kitchen can order a complete custom set. Share your team size for a confirmed answer. What should kitchen staff in a Noida cloud kitchen wear?Breathable chef tees or lightweight chef coats, a cap or skull cap to keep hair covered, and a waterproof or easy-wash apron. Hygiene, comfort and durability matter more than decoration where guests never see the kitchen. Do you make housekeeping uniforms as well as chef and service wear?Yes. We make housekeeping tunics and trouser sets, utility aprons and caps alongside chef and service uniforms, so the whole team matches and one order covers every department. Can you also supply menus, badges and packaging for our Noida outlet?Yes. RestroCart makes uniforms, tableware, merchandise, packaging, print and signage under one roof, using the same brand files, so colours stay consistent across everything. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Uniforms for Mumbai & Pune: Humidity-Ready Fabrics URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-uniforms-mumbai-pune/ How Mumbai and Pune restaurants order custom uniforms remotely from New Delhi, plus fabric, colour and spares advice for humid weather and the monsoon. Home › Blog › Ordering Restaurant Uniforms from Delhi fo… City guide, Uniforms Ordering Restaurant Uniforms from Delhi for Mumbai and Pune: The Remote Process and Fabric Advice for Humidity By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Black chef coat with white piping and a gold embroidered Pukhtaan logo, laid out with black trousers, chef uniform made for Pukhtaan by RestroCart Quick answer What fabric is best for restaurant uniforms in humid cities like Mumbai and Pune? In humid cities like Mumbai, choose breathable, quick-drying fabrics: poly-cotton blends for chef coats and shirts, moisture-wicking or lighter polos, and lighter aprons instead of heavy canvas or leather. Plan three sets per person because garments dry slowly in the monsoon. RestroCart in New Delhi makes custom uniforms for Mumbai and Pune restaurants remotely, with couriered swatches and a sample before production. Key takeaways - Humidity changes the specification: lighter, quicker-drying fabrics and more spares than a Delhi order. - Heavy canvas, thick denim and leather aprons struggle in a Mumbai monsoon; choose lighter alternatives. - Pune is less humid for much of the year, with cooler evenings, so a light layer can be useful there. - The remote process works: brief on WhatsApp, approve swatches and a sample by courier, then production and doorstep delivery. In this guide - What humidity does to restaurant uniforms - Fabric advice for Mumbai and Pune, garment by garment - Pune is not Mumbai: what changes - How ordering from Delhi works for Mumbai and Pune - Extra lines to add to a Mumbai or Pune brief - What we made for Pukhtaan - Monsoon care: keeping uniforms fresh through the rains - Reorders from Mumbai and Pune - Get a quote Mumbai and Pune have some of the most competitive restaurant scenes in India, and a staff uniform has to work harder there than almost anywhere. The problem is not style; it is humidity. A uniform specified for a dry Delhi winter can feel unbearable in a Mumbai kitchen in July. This guide explains how to order restaurant uniforms for Mumbai and Pune from Delhi, and how to choose fabrics, colours and quantities that survive humid weather and the monsoon. RestroCart is a restaurant uniform manufacturer in Naraina, New Delhi. We do not have an office in Mumbai or Pune; we design and make everything in Naraina and deliver to your outlet, with the whole process run remotely. Here is how that works, and what we recommend for the climate. What humidity does to restaurant uniforms High humidity affects uniforms in four ways, and each one should change your brief. - Sweat does not evaporate. Heavy or tightly woven fabrics trap heat and moisture, and staff feel it within an hour. Breathability matters more than thickness. - Garments dry slowly. During the monsoon, uniforms washed at night may still be damp in the morning. Two sets per person stops working; three becomes the minimum. - Sweat marks show. Light greys, pastels and some mid-tones show underarm and back sweat clearly. Darker or patterned fabrics are more forgiving on the floor. - Mildew and odour. Damp garments stored in a closed locker develop smells and spots quickly, especially thick cotton, canvas and leather. None of this means you cannot have a smart, branded uniform. It means the fabric and the quantities need to be chosen for the city, which is exactly what a good brief is for. Fabric advice for Mumbai and Pune, garment by garment Garment | What works in humidity | What to avoid or limit | Chef coats | Breathable poly-cotton or cotton-rich blends in a lighter weight; half sleeves for the hot line | Heavy 100% cotton drill that stays damp; thick double layers everywhere | Service shirts | Poly-cotton poplin or blends that dry quickly and resist creasing | Pure linen for daily wear (creases badly); thick oxford weaves | Polos and tees | Moisture-wicking or dry-fit knits, or lighter cotton-rich polos with a firm collar | Very heavy cotton knits that hold sweat | Kitchen aprons | Lighter drill or poly-cotton; waterproof aprons for wash and prep areas | Heavy canvas for daily kitchen use | Bar and display aprons | Lighter canvas or denim, or leather that is aired and stored properly | Thick denim or leather left damp in lockers | Waistcoats and blazers | Lighter suiting blends; unlined or half-lined waistcoats | Heavy wool blends and full linings | For the numbers behind these choices, our dry-fit vs cotton guide explains how knit fabrics handle sweat, and the waterproof aprons guide covers wash-up and prep areas. If you like the look of a heavier apron, ask for a sample in a lighter weight first and wear it through a monsoon shift before deciding. Colour choices for a humid city Darker shades such as black, navy, charcoal, bottle green and maroon hide sweat and stains better on the floor. If your brand is built around a light colour, use it for trims, aprons, piping or the logo, and keep the main body of the shirt in a forgiving shade. For kitchens, black or dark chef coats hide stains but absorb heat; white or light coats feel cooler but show marks. Many kitchens choose dark coats with light accessories, or the other way round, to get the best of both. Pune is not Mumbai: what changes Pune is humid in the monsoon but drier than Mumbai for much of the year, with noticeably cooler evenings in winter. In practice, that gives Pune restaurants a little more freedom: slightly heavier fabrics are comfortable for more of the year, canvas aprons are easier to live with, and a light branded layer such as a sweatshirt, zip jacket or knit can be worth having for outdoor seating on winter evenings. The monsoon rules still apply: quick-drying fabric and enough spares. Round branded stickers in yellow and green made for Chinar. Packaging and print can be made from the same brand files as the uniforms. Uniforms do not have to travel alone. For Chinar, for example, we made branded packaging stickers, and supplies like these can ship with a uniform order when they come from the same brand files. Opening or refreshing a Mumbai or Pune restaurant? Tell us your roles and headcount and we will courier swatches chosen for humid weather. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com How ordering from Delhi works for Mumbai and Pune You can complete the entire process without visiting us. The steps are designed so that every important decision is made with fabric in your hands, not just on a screen. The remote process, step by step - Brief on WhatsApp or email: roles, headcount, logo files, brand colours, photos of your interiors, how uniforms are washed and your in-building date. - Digital mockups: our in-house design team sends a mockup per role, with fabric suggestions chosen for humidity. - Swatches by courier: check them in your own lighting, and wet a corner to see how fast it dries. - Sample set: one complete set per role is made and shipped. Have staff wear it through a real shift, ideally a hot one. - Sizes: we share a size chart and measurement sheet; collect sizes per staff member, with names if you want named packing. - Production: 2 to 4 weeks after sample approval, with quality checks. - Delivery: packed by role and size, or by staff name, and delivered to your Mumbai or Pune outlet. Transit time is confirmed with the quote. Design and sampling typically take 2 to 3 weeks. For a full description of each stage, see our custom uniform ordering process. Extra lines to add to a Mumbai or Pune brief A standard uniform brief covers roles, headcount, logo, colours and dates; our uniform brief template has the full list. For a humid city, a few extra lines help us specify fabric correctly from the first mockup instead of the second. Add these for a humid-city order - Is the kitchen open or closed, and is it air-conditioned, partly ventilated or not cooled at all? - Is there outdoor, terrace or sea-facing seating, and which staff work there? - How are uniforms dried: tumble dryer, commercial laundry or line-dried on site? - Where are uniforms stored between shifts: open racks, closed lockers or staff take them home? - Which roles sweat most: tandoor, grill, fryer, runners, bar? - Do riders or valet staff need rainwear from June to September? - Is there a colour in your brand you do not want on the floor because it shows sweat? These answers change real decisions: whether the chef coat is full or half sleeve, whether the server's shirt is a dark or light shade, whether aprons are drill or canvas, and how many sets each person needs. Giving them upfront also makes quotes from different suppliers comparable, because everyone is pricing the same specification. Kitchen versus floor in a humid restaurant Kitchen teams in Mumbai need the lightest, most breathable fabrics in the building, and the most spares. Service staff in air-conditioned dining rooms can wear smarter, slightly heavier fabrics, but they walk between the cool dining room, a hot kitchen pass and sometimes a humid terrace many times an hour. A breathable shirt with a dark apron is usually the most comfortable answer. Managers who spend time outdoors or at the entrance benefit from an unlined waistcoat instead of a full blazer. What we made for Pukhtaan Pukhtaan is a good example of a formal Indian dining uniform built across roles. For Pukhtaan we made a steward uniform with a gold brocade waistcoat over a white shirt and a black apron embroidered with the logo, black chef coats with white piping and a gold embroidered logo, a hostess tunic with contrast trims, housekeeping sets and a dark suit for managers. Each role is distinct, but the gold and black thread runs through the whole team. See more on the Pukhtaan portfolio page. For Pukhtaan: a dark suit for managers, and a housekeeping set with a woven placket detail in the same family as the service and kitchen uniforms. For a humid city, a look like this can keep its richness while using lighter suiting blends and an unlined waistcoat, so the steward stays comfortable through a long dinner service. Our guide to kurta and Indian-wear uniforms covers more options for Indian restaurants. Monsoon care: keeping uniforms fresh through the rains Good fabric helps, but monsoon care is what keeps uniforms looking right until October. - Dry completely before storing. Never fold a damp uniform into a locker. Hang it where air moves. - Rotate three sets. One on, one drying, one ready. - Ventilate lockers. Leave gaps, avoid overpacking, and air leather aprons regularly. - Wash promptly. Sweat left overnight in humid weather sets stains and odour. - Plan rainwear separately. Delivery riders and entrance staff need proper branded rain jackets or ponchos, not an umbrella. Our monsoon rainwear guide covers the options. The uniform care and laundry guide has more on wash temperatures, embroidery care and stain handling. Reorders from Mumbai and Pune Because we keep patterns, fabric codes, thread shades and artwork on file, reorders do not need a new sample. A top-up for new staff, or a second outlet across Mumbai or in Pune, is a message with roles, sizes and quantities. That matters more for a remote client than for anyone else: you should not have to repeat the whole process every time you hire. Ready for a quote? Share your city, roles and headcount and we will send humidity-friendly fabric options and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or list what you need on our quote builder. Tell us your city and your in-building date, and we will plan the swatches, sample and shipping backwards from it. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Can a Mumbai restaurant order custom uniforms from a Delhi manufacturer?Yes. RestroCart designs and manufactures in Naraina, New Delhi, and delivers to Mumbai and Pune. Briefs and mockups are handled on WhatsApp and email, and swatches and a sample are couriered to you for approval before bulk production. Which chef coat fabric works best in a humid kitchen?A breathable poly-cotton blend or a cotton-rich blend in a lighter weight is usually the best balance: it breathes, dries faster than heavy cotton and survives frequent washing. Ask about half sleeves for the hot line and ventilation details where the design allows. Are canvas and leather aprons a bad idea in Mumbai?Not always, but heavy canvas stays damp for a long time in the monsoon and leather needs careful drying and storage to avoid mildew. For daily working aprons, a lighter drill or poly-cotton apron is more practical; keep leather for bar or display roles where it is looked after. How many uniform sets should Mumbai staff have?Three sets per person is the safe standard for kitchen staff in humid cities, and three is sensible for service staff during the monsoon too, because garments often do not dry fully between shifts. Do Pune restaurants need different uniforms from Mumbai ones?Often slightly. Pune is less humid for much of the year and has cooler evenings in winter, so fabric weights can be a little heavier and a light branded layer can be useful for outdoor seating. The monsoon still calls for quick-drying fabrics and spares. How long does delivery to Mumbai or Pune take?Design and sampling typically take 2 to 3 weeks, and production 2 to 4 weeks after sample approval. Transit to Mumbai or Pune is added on top and confirmed with your quote. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Uniforms in Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali & Chandigarh URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-uniforms-punjab-amritsar-ludhiana-mohali/ How Punjab and Chandigarh tricity restaurants order custom uniforms and supplies from New Delhi: remote briefs, couriered swatches, samples, winterwear, shipping. Home › Blog › Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies for Punja… City guide, Uniforms Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies for Punjab and the Chandigarh Tricity: Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Sage-green apron, cream service shirt with an embroidered logo and a straw fedora, service uniform made for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, by RestroCart Quick answer How can restaurants in Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh order custom uniforms from Delhi? Restaurants in Punjab and the Chandigarh tricity can order custom uniforms and supplies remotely from RestroCart in New Delhi. You brief on WhatsApp, approve digital mockups, receive fabric swatches and a sample by courier, then approve bulk production. Orders are packed by role and size and delivered to the outlet. Plan about 2 to 3 weeks for sampling and 2 to 4 weeks for production, and brief winterwear early. Key takeaways - RestroCart has made uniforms and supplies for Bon Chic and Elgin Cafe in Amritsar and Lord Elgin in Ludhiana, delivery bags and packaging for Burgflix in Mohali, and chef wear for Chaat Art. - The whole process works remotely; the two steps never skipped are physical swatches and a production sample. - Punjab winters make a branded warm layer essential; brief it with the main order, ideally by September. - Uniforms, aprons, badges, napkins, delivery bags and packaging can share one set of brand files and ship together. In this guide - What we have made for Punjab restaurants and beyond - What Punjab and tricity outlets typically order - How remote ordering works, step by step - Judging swatches at your own outlet - Planning for a Punjab winter - Supplies beyond uniforms, shipped together - Shipping and packing to Amritsar, Ludhiana and Mohali - Reorders and multi-outlet brands across the region - Get a quote Punjab eats out seriously. Big-format family restaurants, cafes, bakeries, fine dining rooms, banquet halls and a fast-growing delivery scene all need staff who look the part. For owners in Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh, the challenge is finding a supplier who can make restaurant uniforms for Punjab and the Chandigarh tricity with proper fabric, branding and sizing, without needing a trip to Delhi every other week. RestroCart designs and manufactures in Naraina, New Delhi, and delivers across India. We do not have an office in Punjab or Chandigarh, and we do not need one for you to get it right. This guide shows how the remote process works, what we have made for Punjab restaurants, how to judge swatches at your own outlet, and how to plan around a Punjab winter. What we have made for Punjab restaurants and beyond A few of the brands we have dressed and supplied, from Amritsar and Ludhiana to Mohali, described by what we actually made: - Bon Chic, Amritsar: service uniforms in a green-striped shirt and beige trousers, housekeeping sets, branded hoodies in several colourways and green table napkins with the logo. The full story is in our Bon Chic winter uniform case study. - Elgin Cafe, Amritsar: cream service shirts with green aprons, grey canvas bib aprons with a contrast pocket, olive waistcoats, manager wear, bottle-green knitwear with the embroidered logo, and leather aprons. See how we dressed Elgin Cafe's managers. - Lord Elgin, Ludhiana: a steward uniform of striped shirt, tan waistcoat and black trousers, golden-brown canvas aprons with leather cross-back straps, tan leather aprons and gold name badges. The set is on the Lord Elgin portfolio page. - Chaat Art: a yellow chef coat with black piping, a black polo, a black tote bag and branded stickers. - Burgflix, Mohali: a branded insulated delivery bag, printed paper bags, stationery and thank-you cards. Amritsar work: a grey canvas bib apron with a contrast pocket and a cream shirt for Elgin Cafe, bottle-green knitwear with the Elgin Cafe logo, and a housekeeping hoodie for Bon Chic. What Punjab and tricity outlets typically order Every brief is different, but the region has a recognisable pattern. Hospitality in Punjab is generous and visible: large family dining rooms, banquet and wedding business, busy sweets and bakery counters, and cafes that compete hard on look and feel. The tricity adds a younger cafe and delivery crowd around Mohali and Chandigarh. Uniforms follow that mix. Outlet type | Typical kit | Regional note | Family or fine dining restaurant | Service shirts, waistcoats, half aprons, chef coats, manager blazers or suits | Waistcoats and tailored layers read well in formal Punjab dining rooms | Cafe or bakery cafe | Shirts or tees, canvas or leather bib aprons, caps, name badges | Canvas and leather aprons with strap details carry the brand | Banquet or event team | Service shirts, waistcoats, chef coats, extra spares for temporary staff | Wedding season means peak headcount; order spares early | QSR, burger or chaat brand | Chef coats or shirts, caps, aprons, delivery bags, packaging | Bright brand colours and matching packaging, as with Chaat Art and Burgflix | Every outlet, November to February | Sweaters, hoodies, zip jackets or windcheaters | A branded warm layer is not optional in a Punjab winter | If your team works banquets alongside the restaurant, plan the banquet spares in the same order. Temporary staff for the wedding season need uniforms too, and they are far easier to add at the sample stage than in the middle of November. How remote ordering works, step by step An out-of-city order can be completed from start to finish without a trip to Delhi. The process is built so that the important decisions happen with physical fabric in your hands, not just images on a phone. Step | What happens | Your part | 1. Brief | You send roles, headcount, logo, colours and dates on WhatsApp or email | Photos of your interiors help us pick colours that suit the room | 2. Mockups | Our in-house design team sends digital mockups per role with fabric suggestions | Give feedback in one consolidated message | 3. Swatches | Physical fabric swatches are couriered to your outlet | Check them in your own lighting, next to your furniture | 4. Sample | One sample set per role is made and shipped for approval | Have real staff try it on during a shift | 5. Sizes | A size chart and measurement sheet come from us; for larger teams, ask about a size set to try on | Note each person's size, and add names if you want kits packed per person | 6. Production | Bulk production with quality checks, after sample approval | Nothing, except answering quick questions | 7. Delivery | Sorted and bagged by role and size (or per person) and shipped to the outlet | Count and check against the packing list on arrival | The timing is the same as for a Delhi order: typically 2 to 3 weeks for design and sampling, and 2 to 4 weeks of production after approval, plus transit, which we confirm with the quote. Our ordering process guide explains each stage in more detail. Judging swatches at your own outlet Swatches are where remote orders succeed or fail. A colour that looks right on a phone screen can look completely different under warm restaurant lighting. When the swatch envelope arrives, do not just look at it on the desk. Swatch check, before you approve - Take each swatch around the room: against the walls, upholstery, table tops and signage, once in daylight and again under evening lights. - Check the apron fabric next to the shirt fabric; they will be seen together all day. - Rub the fabric between your fingers: is it stiff, soft, heavy, light? Ask for the blend and GSM if not labelled. - Dampen one edge and time how long it takes to dry, especially for kitchen and bar pieces. - Photograph the swatches in your space and send the photos back with your comments. - If two options are close, ask for both in the sample stage rather than guessing. Punjab or tricity outlet? Send us your brief and delivery address and we will courier swatches for your team. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Planning for a Punjab winter Winter is the single biggest difference between a Punjab uniform brief and one for a southern or coastal city. From late November to February, Amritsar, Ludhiana and the tricity get cold and foggy, and staff at entrances, outdoor seating, parking and delivery need more than a shirt. If you do not supply a warm layer, staff will wear their own jackets over your uniform, and your brand disappears for a third of the year. - Knitwear: V-neck sweaters or cardigans in a brand colour, as we made for Elgin Cafe, work well for service staff indoors and keep a smart look. - Hoodies and sweatshirts: right for casual cafes, housekeeping and back-of-house. We made branded hoodies for Bon Chic. - Zip jackets and windcheaters: for valet, gate staff and delivery riders who are outside most of the shift. - Chef wear: kitchens stay warm, so full-sleeve chef coats are usually enough; the problem is the walk to and from the kitchen. Brief the winter layer in the same conversation as the main uniform, ideally by September, because October to December is typically a busy window for uniform orders in north India. Our restaurant winterwear guide compares the options in detail. For service teams that want to look smart rather than sporty, our guide to sweaters and cardigans for restaurant staff covers knit weights, necklines and embroidery. For Chaat Art: a yellow chef coat with black piping and a black tote bag, both carrying the same logo. Supplies beyond uniforms, shipped together From a distance, it is easier to manage one supplier than four, so it often makes sense to order more than uniforms together. Our archive includes table napkins for Bon Chic and gold name badges for Lord Elgin alongside their uniforms, and delivery bags, paper packaging and thank-you cards for Burgflix. That matters more for out-of-town clients than for anyone else: if the apron and the napkin are both made in Naraina and checked side by side, the colours match when they reach you. A branded insulated delivery bag made for Burgflix, Mohali. Delivery kit can be made from the same brand files as the uniforms. Where production times allow, we pack everything together and label boxes by department, so the manager in Ludhiana or Mohali can hand out kits without sorting. Items with longer lead times ship separately rather than holding up the uniforms. Shipping and packing to Amritsar, Ludhiana and Mohali Uniforms ship folded and bagged by role and size, with a packing list, and can be packed by staff name if you send names with sizes. Wooden and MDF items such as menus and coasters are edge-protected. Transit times vary by destination and courier, and we confirm them with the quote rather than after it. When the boxes arrive, count against the packing list the same day and tell us about anything missing or wrong straight away, so it can be fixed before your staff need it. Reorders and multi-outlet brands across the region Punjab brands often grow within the region, for example from Amritsar to Ludhiana or from Mohali across the tricity. Because we keep patterns, fabric codes, thread shades and artwork on file, a second outlet gets uniforms that match the first, and a top-up for new staff is a single message with sizes. For more on how deliveries work beyond Punjab, see how we deliver restaurant uniforms across India. Ready to start? Share your city, roles and headcount and we will send swatches, mockups and a quote. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or list what you need on our quote builder. Tell us your city and the date you need everything in the building, and we will plan backwards from there. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Do you have an office in Punjab or Chandigarh?No. RestroCart designs and manufactures in Naraina, New Delhi, and delivers pan-India, including to outlets in Amritsar, Ludhiana and Mohali. Briefs, mockups and approvals are handled on WhatsApp, email and video call, and swatches and samples travel by courier. How do we get the sizes right without a fitting visit?We share a size chart and a simple measurement sheet for your team, and the sample set lets you check fit on real staff before bulk production. For larger teams, ask about a size set so staff can try pieces on before sizes are finalised. When should a Punjab restaurant order winter uniforms?Ideally brief winterwear in August or September. October to December is typically a busy window for uniform orders in north India, and Punjab winters start early enough that a late order can arrive after the cold does. Can you send everything in one shipment?Where timelines allow, yes. Uniforms, name badges, table napkins, delivery bags and printed items made from the same brand files can be packed together and labelled by department. Items with different production times may ship separately so nothing holds up the uniforms. Can you supply packaging and delivery bags as well as uniforms?Yes. For Burgflix in Mohali, for example, we made a branded insulated delivery bag, printed paper packaging, stationery and thank-you cards. Packaging, print, tableware and merchandise are all made under the same roof. How are reorders handled from outside Delhi?Patterns, fabric codes, thread shades and artwork stay on file, so a reorder is a WhatsApp message with roles, sizes and quantities. No new sampling is needed unless you change the design. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow Custom Restaurant Uniforms Are Made: The Brief-to-Doorstep Process, Step by Step The seven stages of a custom restaurant uniform order in India, from brief and swatches to sampling, production, delivery and reorders, with timelines… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsCustom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: An Honest Comparison of Cost, Quality and Brand Value Should your restaurant buy readymade uniforms or get them custom made? Cost per wear, fit, fabric, branding, lead time and when each option makes sens… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsDry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T-shirt Uniforms for Restaurants, QSRs and Cafes Dry-fit vs cotton vs poly-cotton t-shirt uniforms for restaurants, QSRs and cafes in India: fabrics, GSM, round neck vs polo, full sleeve, branding an… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## RestroCart 2025 Year in Review: Restaurant Uniforms in Numbers URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restrocart-2025-deliveries-year-in-review/ 280 photographed pieces from our 2025 archive: chef coats, aprons, service sets, polos, winterwear and menus, plus the colours and fabrics restaurants chose. Home › Blog › What We Made in 2025: A Year of Restaurant… Year in review, Uniforms What We Made in 2025: A Year of Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies, in Numbers and Photos By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Five custom chef coats in teal, black, white, brown and beige, each with pink contrast piping and the chef's name embroidered under the logo Quick answer What restaurant uniforms did RestroCart make in 2025? RestroCart's 2025 photo archive holds 280 photographed pieces, and 243 of them are uniforms. Kitchen sets lead with 48, followed by aprons (44), service uniform sets (44), uniform shirts (26) and polos and t-shirts (26). The clear trends were coloured chef coats with contrast piping, canvas and denim aprons with leatherette straps, contrast-collar service shirts and branded winterwear. Key takeaways - Uniforms made up 243 of the 280 photographed pieces in our 2025 archive. - Coloured chef coats in navy, black, olive, brown, beige and bottle green featured widely, usually with a contrast collar or piping. - Canvas, denim and leatherette-strapped aprons featured strongly alongside solid-colour bib aprons. - Service teams got shirt, trouser and apron sets designed together, not polos bought off a rack. In this guide - 2025 in numbers: what the archive holds - Trend one: colour moved into the kitchen - Trend two: aprons became more considered - Trend three: service sets, designed as sets - Trend four: managers, housekeeping and winter layers - Beyond uniforms: menus, coasters and table pieces - What 2025 means for your 2026 order - Get a quote for your 2026 uniforms Every finished order that leaves RestroCart has a chance of being laid flat on a wooden floor and photographed before it is packed. Over a year, those photographs become an honest record of what restaurants, cafes, bars and hotels actually ordered. This is our 2025 year in review: what RestroCart made, counted from the 2025 photo archive, and the colour, fabric and style trends that show up when you look at 280 finished pieces side by side. A quick note on the numbers before we start. We are counting photographed pieces in our 2025 archive, not total sales. A single photograph usually shows a set (two chef coats and an apron, a shirt with trousers, a pair of polos), and many orders are delivered without being photographed at all. The counts tell you what restaurants asked for. They are not a sales ledger. 2025 in numbers: what the archive holds Our full work library holds photographs from 2022 to 2026, and 280 of them are dated 2025. Uniforms account for 243 of those 280, tableware for 28 and merchandise for 9. Uniforms dominate the archive, with menus, coasters, badges and mugs making up the rest. Product family | Photographed pieces, 2025 | What the photographs show | Chef coats and kitchen sets | 48 | 41 chef uniform sets, 3 denim chef coats, 4 chef cap sets | Aprons | 44 | 31 bib, waist and half aprons, 5 canvas, 5 denim, 3 waterproof | Service uniform sets | 44 | 23 shirt sets, 17 polo sets, 3 round-neck t-shirt sets, 1 kurta set | Uniform shirts | 26 | 23 shirts, 2 denim shirts, 1 overshirt | Polos and t-shirts | 26 | 16 polos, 5 round-neck, 3 full-sleeve, 2 dry-fit | Winterwear | 18 | 5 jackets and zippers, 4 sweaters and cardigans, 4 sweatshirts, 3 hoodies, 2 hooded zippers | Manager uniforms | 13 | 8 waistcoats, 3 blazers, 2 full manager sets | Housekeeping uniforms | 12 | Tunic and trouser sets, including ladies' sets | Caps | 7 | Embroidered service caps | Bartender uniforms | 5 | Bar sets with shirts, waistcoats and aprons | Menus | 19 | 9 MDF menu boards, 5 leatherette menus, 4 menus, 1 paper menu | Table accessories, coasters, linen | 9 | Tent cards and table stands, a bill holder, a cutlery caddy, cork coasters, table napkins | Merchandise | 9 | 5 name badges and round badges, 4 printed mugs | Total | 280 | 243 uniforms, 28 tableware, 9 merchandise | Three things stand out. Kitchen, apron and service photographs are almost level, which suggests restaurants are dressing the whole team, not just the chefs. Winterwear is a real category (18 pieces), not an afterthought. And menus are by far the largest tableware category in the archive. You can browse all of it on our work gallery and the latest dispatches on recent deliveries. Trend one: colour moved into the kitchen If you had asked a restaurant owner a few years ago what a chef coat looks like, the answer would have been white, double-breasted, with black buttons. In our 2025 photographs, white is still there, but it rarely stands alone. The chef coats we made came in navy, black, charcoal grey, teal, bottle green, olive, tobacco brown and beige, and many of them carried a contrast: a pink, red, copper, orange or gold collar, piping down the front, or a coloured cuff. A few details repeated often enough to call them trends: - Contrast collars and piping as the brand colour. The body of the coat stays practical (dark, stain-hiding), and the brand colour lives in a thin line of piping. It is also easier to match across reorders than a fully coloured coat. - One piping colour across several coat colours. Our hero image shows five coats in five colours, all tied together by the same pink piping and embroidery. That is a clever way to separate ranks or sections while keeping one kitchen identity. Our guide to kitchen brigade uniforms by rank goes deeper on this. - Names embroidered under the logo. Several 2025 coats carry the chef's name below the brand mark. It looks premium and works in open kitchens, but it changes how you reorder (more on that below). - Short sleeves and wrap collars. Short-sleeve coats with a crossover collar, like the olive coat below, showed up too, a practical choice for hot lines and pass counters. - Denim chef coats. Three denim coats made it into the archive, in rinse and mid-blue washes. Read more in our denim in restaurant uniforms article. From the 2025 archive: a short-sleeve olive chef coat with a pink crossover collar, a black bib apron with leatherette cross-back straps and a woven patch, and long green waist aprons with orange pocket and hem trim. Trend two: aprons became more considered Aprons were the joint second-largest family in our 2025 archive, and the photographs show plenty of alternatives to the thin black bib apron that was once the default. - Canvas in earthy shades. Tan, khaki, mustard, olive and brown canvas aprons, often with pen loops and patch pockets, appear again and again. - Denim with a contrast waistband. Denim bib and waist aprons appeared with beige or stone waistbands and ties, a detail that makes a plain denim apron look finished. - Leatherette straps and hardware. Cross-back straps in tan leatherette with metal clips and eyelets, which take the weight off the neck during long shifts. - Solid colours as brand colour. Red, purple, pink, grey, mustard and brown bib aprons, each with the logo embroidered or printed on the chest. For many cafes the apron is the uniform, worn over the staff's own t-shirt or a simple tee. - Long bistro waist aprons. Knee-length waist aprons with contrast pocket trim, practical for service and quick to put on. - Waterproof aprons for dishwash, prep and seafood sections, a quieter but useful category (see our waterproof aprons guide). If you are choosing between these, our comparison of canvas, denim and leather aprons covers weight, care and cost, and the apron gallery shows hundreds of finished examples. Want a 2025-style refresh for your team? Send us your logo and a photo of your current uniform. We will suggest colours, piping and apron styles that fit your brand. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Trend three: service sets, designed as sets The 44 service uniform photographs in the 2025 archive are almost all complete sets: a shirt or polo, trousers, and often a matching apron and cap, photographed together as one look. That is a change from the old pattern of buying polos from one vendor, trousers from another and aprons from a third. What the service sets have in common: - Beige, khaki and stone shirts with contrast collars in bottle green or black, a warm, cafe-friendly look that hides everyday marks better than white. - Mandarin collars with piping on tunic-style shirts, which read smart without a tie. - Colour-blocking. One shirt in the archive uses three colours across the body and sleeves with a printed brand curve on the front. Bold, and very memorable on a busy floor. - Striped shirts with white collars and cuffs for a more classic dining room. - Polos with contrast tipping on collar and sleeves, and round-neck t-shirts with playful back prints, such as a croissant graphic paired with a caramelising pun, for cafes and bakeries that want staff to be part of the brand voice. Service looks from 2025: a colour-blocked shirt with a printed brand curve, a maroon t-shirt with a croissant back print and a matching canvas apron, and beige shirts with bottle-green collars. If you are deciding between shirts and polos for your floor team, our guide on polo vs shirt uniforms for service staff compares the two, and the steward and server uniform guide covers fabric and fit. Trend four: managers, housekeeping and winter layers Managers Thirteen manager photographs show a clear preference for waistcoats over full suits: double-breasted waistcoats in navy, beige and burgundy, a Nehru-collar vest in grey-green, and blazers in bottle green and black with an embroidered crest. A waistcoat over a shirt gives a manager authority on the floor without the heat of a jacket. See our manager uniform guide. Housekeeping The twelve housekeeping sets are tunics with elastic-waist trousers, almost always two-tone: beige with black trim, purple with beige, navy with white, brown with beige. Mandarin collars, piped plackets and trimmed pockets make them look designed rather than issued. Our housekeeping uniform guide explains why contrast trims also help with laundry sorting. Winterwear Eighteen winterwear pieces: zip jackets, hoodies, sweatshirts with large back prints, V-neck sweaters and cardigans. The big back graphic, often the brand's illustrated mascot, turns a practical winter layer into a piece that doubles as merchandise. Plan these early; our restaurant winterwear guide explains why October is already late in north India. Winterwear from the 2025 archive: a black sweatshirt with a large illustrated back print and a beige zip jacket with the same mark on the chest. Beyond uniforms: menus, coasters and table pieces Tableware made up 28 photographs in 2025, and menus were the clear leader with 19. MDF menu boards with ring binders or screw posts were the most common format, followed by leatherette menu covers, including arched-top designs. Laser-engraved cork coasters, QR table stands, a wooden cutlery caddy, table napkins and printed mugs round out the year. Our guide to MDF menu boards and clipboard menus covers the format that dominated, and the tableware catalogue lists everything we make. What 2025 means for your 2026 order Trends are only useful if they change a decision. Here is what we would take from the 2025 archive if we were planning a new outlet or a uniform refresh this year: Lessons from 280 finished pieces - Put your brand colour in the piping, collar or trim, and keep the body of the garment practical. It hides stains and matches more easily on reorder. - If you want different colours for different sections or ranks, tie them together with one shared piping colour and one embroidery colour. - Upgrade the apron before anything else. A good canvas or denim apron with proper straps changes how the whole team looks. - Design service shirts, trousers and aprons as a set, even if you buy them in phases. - Decide early whether you want staff names embroidered. It looks great but every new joiner then needs a personalised piece. - Add winterwear to the plan in September, not December. - Order menus and table pieces from the same artwork files so colours match across fabric, wood and print. If you are planning a full opening order, our new restaurant uniform checklist and the restaurant opening supplies checklist will help you build the list. For a refresh of an existing brand, see our guide on rebranding and uniform refresh. Get a quote for your 2026 uniforms RestroCart has done one thing since 2018: customised uniforms and supplies for restaurants, cafes, bars, bakeries, hotels, caterers and cloud kitchens, designed in-house, sampled for approval and delivered to your door anywhere in India. Send your logo, roles and headcount on WhatsApp +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or build your list in our quote builder. Planning your 2026 order? Tell us your roles, headcount and date. We reply the same day with next steps. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Are these numbers RestroCart's total sales for 2025?No. They count the photographed pieces in our 2025 archive, the finished orders we laid out and photographed before dispatch. Many orders are never photographed, so the real volume is higher. The numbers are useful for showing what restaurants asked for, not how much we sold. What was the most requested restaurant uniform in 2025?In our photo archive, kitchen uniforms led with 48 photographed pieces, most of them chef coats with a matching apron and sometimes a cap. Aprons on their own and complete service sets followed closely at 44 each. Are coloured chef coats practical in a hot Indian kitchen?Yes, if the fabric is right. A breathable poly-cotton or cotton-rich twill in a mid-weight works in navy, black or olive as well as in white, and darker colours hide turmeric and tadka splashes better. Very dark colours can fade with harsh commercial laundry, so ask for colour-fast dyes and follow the care label. Is denim still a good choice for restaurant uniforms?Denim held its place in 2025 in aprons, chef coats and shirts. It suits open kitchens, cafes and bars where the uniform is part of the look. Choose a lighter weight for coats and shirts and a sturdier weight for aprons, and wash dark denim separately for the first few cycles. Can I see more of the work behind these numbers?Yes. The full gallery at restrocart.com/work/ has photographs from 2022 to 2026, filterable by product, and recent dispatches are on the recent deliveries page. Brands with enough credited photographs have their own client pages. How do I order uniforms like the ones in this review?Send your logo, roles and headcount on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 or email info@restrocart.com. Our design team sends mockups, then fabric swatches and a sample for approval before production starts. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsCustom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: An Honest Comparison of Cost, Quality and Brand Value Should your restaurant buy readymade uniforms or get them custom made? Cost per wear, fit, fabric, branding, lead time and when each option makes sens… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsDry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T-shirt Uniforms for Restaurants, QSRs and Cafes Dry-fit vs cotton vs poly-cotton t-shirt uniforms for restaurants, QSRs and cafes in India: fabrics, GSM, round neck vs polo, full sleeve, branding an… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsKitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: What Indian Restaurants Must Provide Their Food Handlers What FSSAI Schedule 4 expects food handlers to wear: protective clothing, head covering, masks, gloves and footwear, turned into a practical uniform s… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Round-Neck T-Shirt Uniforms for Cafes, QSRs and Bakeries URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/round-neck-tshirt-uniforms-cafes/ A buyer's guide to round-neck t-shirt uniforms for cafes, QSRs and bakeries: GSM, cotton vs blends, print methods, placement, colours, aprons and caps. Home › Blog › Round-Neck T-Shirt Uniforms for Cafes, QSR… Buying guide, Uniforms Round-Neck T-Shirt Uniforms for Cafes, QSRs and Bakeries: GSM, Fabrics, Print Methods and What to Pair Them With By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Black round-neck staff t-shirts with a large back print and small chest print, paired with a mustard bib apron carrying the same logo, cafe uniform set by RestroCart Quick answer What is the best round-neck t-shirt for a cafe or QSR staff uniform? For most cafes, QSRs and bakeries, the best round-neck t-shirt uniform is a 180 to 200 GSM bio-washed combed cotton or cotton-rich blend in a dark or brand colour, with a firm rib collar, a small chest print or embroidery and a larger back print. Pair it with a bib or cross-back apron and a cap. RestroCart makes complete round-neck tee sets with matching aprons and caps. Key takeaways - 180 to 200 GSM is the working sweet spot; under 160 GSM looks thin within a month. - A firm rib collar and pre-shrunk fabric are what keep a tee looking like a uniform. - Small logo on the chest, big statement on the back; the apron covers the front anyway. - The tee is only half the uniform: plan the apron and cap in the same palette. In this guide - Why round-neck tees work for cafes, QSRs and bakeries - GSM and fabric: the numbers that matter - Construction details that keep a tee looking like a uniform - Print methods and placement - Choosing colours for tee uniforms - Pairing tees with aprons and caps - Care: keeping tees and prints looking new - Round-neck vs polo vs oversized: a quick decision - Get a quote for round-neck t-shirt uniforms The round-neck t-shirt has quietly become the default uniform of the Indian cafe. Walk into a specialty coffee bar, a burger joint, a bakery or a bubble tea counter and there is a good chance the team is in a crew-neck tee, an apron and a cap. It is comfortable in the heat, easy to wash, cheap to replace, and it gives your brand a big clean canvas. It also goes wrong easily: thin fabric, a collar that sags after ten washes, a print that cracks, a colour that fades to grey. This guide is about getting round-neck t-shirt uniforms right for cafes, QSRs and bakeries: which GSM and fabric to choose, how the collar and seams are made, which print method to use where, how to pick colours, and how to pair the tee with aprons and caps into a complete look. If you are weighing up collars, our polo t-shirt GSM guide covers polos, and our guide to dry-fit, cotton and full-sleeve tees covers performance fabrics and sleeves. Why round-neck tees work for cafes, QSRs and bakeries A round-neck t-shirt does three things well. It is cool: no collar, no placket, nothing trapping heat around the neck when a barista is working a steam wand or a QSR crew is on the fryer. It is casual in the right way: it matches the tone of a counter-service brand, where guests order at a till and the staff are part of the vibe. And it is a blank canvas: the front, back and sleeves can carry your logo, a slogan or a playful graphic, which is how many young brands express personality. It is less suited to formal floor service, fine dining or hotel restaurants, where a shirt or polo reads better. Many brands mix: round-neck tees for counter and kitchen, and a shirt or polo for managers and floor leads. GSM and fabric: the numbers that matter GSM, grams per square metre, is the weight of the fabric. For round-neck uniform tees it is the single most useful number on a quote. GSM | Feel | Best for | 150 to 170 | Light, airy, can look thin in pale colours | Very hot kitchens, event tees, short-term use | 180 to 200 | Substantial but breathable; the uniform standard | Daily wear for baristas, QSR crew, bakery counters | 210 to 240 | Heavy, structured, premium hand-feel | Air-conditioned counters, merchandise, oversized or boxy fits | Then choose the fibre: - 100% combed cotton, bio-washed: soft, breathable and comfortable in Indian summers. Combing removes short fibres, so the fabric pills less; bio-washing gives a smoother, softer surface. The default for most cafe tees. - Cotton-rich blends (such as 60:40 cotton-poly): hold shape and colour better through commercial laundry, wrinkle less and dry faster, with a slightly less natural feel. Good for QSRs with high wash volumes. - Cotton with a little elastane: a closer, stretchier fit that recovers well. Suits slim and ladies' fits. - Polyester dry-fit: wicks sweat and dries very fast, ideal for kitchens and outdoor events, but holds odour and feels sporty. Covered in our dry-fit guide. Whatever the fibre, ask for fabric that is pre-shrunk and reactive-dyed. Pre-shrinking stops a medium turning into a small after the first wash; reactive dyes bond with cotton and fade much more slowly than cheaper dyes. Construction details that keep a tee looking like a uniform Two tees in the same GSM can look completely different after a month. The difference is construction. - Rib collar: a collar in 1x1 rib with a little lycra keeps its shape; a flat, thin collar ripples and sags. This is the first place a cheap tee gives itself away. - Shoulder taping: a tape along the inside of the shoulder seam and back neck stops stretching when staff pull tees on and off. - Double-needle hems: on the sleeves and bottom, so hems do not curl or unravel. - Side seams: side-seamed tees hold their shape and sit straighter than tubular ones, which can twist after washing. - Fit options: a regular fit for the men's range and a proper ladies' fit, not just smaller sizes. Collect sizes from every team member before ordering rather than guessing a size spread. Three complete round-neck sets: a maroon cafe tee with a chest print paired with a black bib apron with contrast pockets, a black QSR tee with a bright printed graphic, matching cap, apron and trousers, and a white tee with a printed back-neck name under a tan apron with leatherette straps. Print methods and placement The print method decides how the logo looks on day one and how it looks after fifty washes. Our embroidery vs printing guide goes deeper; here is the short version for tees. Method | Best for | Watch out for | Screen print | Simple logos in one to three colours; large back prints; bulk runs | Setup per colour, so less economical for tiny runs or many colours | DTF (direct to film) | Full-colour logos, gradients, fine detail, smaller quantities | Quality varies; ask for a wash-tested sample | Embroidery | Small chest logo with a premium, durable finish | Not for large designs; can pucker on light tees without backing | Puff or high-density print | Raised, textured logos for merchandise-style tees | Better on heavier GSM; not ideal on the chest under an apron strap | Vinyl heat transfer | Names and one-off personalisation | Cracks and peels on tees washed daily; avoid for the main logo | Where to put the logo - Left chest or centre chest, small: visible above the apron bib. Keep it compact. - Full back: the big statement. When staff turn to the coffee machine or the grill, the back is what guests see. - Back neck: a small name or icon just below the collar, a neat touch that shows above a cross-back apron. - Sleeve: a small mark or tagline; useful when the chest is covered by an apron. Remember that an apron covers most of the front. Design the tee with the apron on, not in isolation. Want a mockup of your tee, apron and cap together? Send your logo, headcount and colours. Our design team will send a complete set mockup with print placements. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Choosing colours for tee uniforms Colour is where a tee uniform either looks deliberate or generic. A few practical rules: - Dark colours for kitchens and busy counters. Black, charcoal, navy, bottle green and maroon hide coffee splashes, sauce and flour marks. - White and pastels for bakeries and dessert brands that want a clean look, with the understanding that they need more frequent replacement. - Brand colours for QSRs. A bright orange, red or yellow tee makes a small counter instantly recognisable. Check the shade on a physical swatch, because bright colours vary a lot between fabric lots. - Contrast the apron. A black tee with a mustard or tan apron, or a white tee with a brown apron, looks more designed than a tee and apron in the same colour. A bottle green round-neck tee with a large full-colour back print and a small matching chest print: the classic two-placement layout for counter staff. Pairing tees with aprons and caps A tee on its own is casual wear. A tee, an apron and a cap in one palette is a uniform. Plan them together. Aprons - Bib aprons with an adjustable neck strap: the most common pairing for cafes and bakeries. Canvas or twill, with a chest pocket for pens and thermometers. - Cross-back aprons: more comfortable over long shifts because the weight sits on the shoulders, not the neck. Popular with baristas; see our guide to barista aprons. - Half or waist aprons: for front-counter and service staff who need pockets for a card machine and order pad but not full coverage. Caps For QSRs and bakeries, a cap is a hygiene requirement as much as a branding piece. Baseball caps with an embroidered front logo are the usual choice; bakeries sometimes prefer a skull cap or bandana. Match the cap to the tee or the apron, not a third colour. Our headwear guide covers the options. A complete round-neck uniform set per staff member - Three round-neck tees, 180 to 200 GSM, pre-shrunk, chest and back print. - Two aprons in a contrast colour with the same logo. - One or two caps with embroidered logo. - Optional: a full-sleeve tee or zipper jacket for winter. - Optional: a name badge for counter staff. Care: keeping tees and prints looking new - Turn tees inside out before washing to protect prints and reduce pilling. - Wash in cold or lukewarm water; avoid bleach on coloured tees. - Dry in the shade. Direct sun fades dark cotton quickly. - Never iron directly on a print; iron inside out on low heat if needed. - Replace tees as a set when the collar starts to ripple, so the team stays uniform. Round-neck vs polo vs oversized: a quick decision If you want a relaxed, graphic-led look and your team works in heat, go round-neck. If you want a slightly more formal floor look, go polo. If your brand is fashion-forward and you want the uniform to double as merchandise, look at our guide to oversized t-shirt uniforms. Plenty of brands combine two of these across roles, and the same logo and colour references can run across all of them. Get a quote for round-neck t-shirt uniforms RestroCart makes round-neck t-shirt uniforms with matching aprons and caps for cafes, QSRs, bakeries, dessert brands and cloud kitchens, from our studio in Naraina, New Delhi, and delivers anywhere in India. See recent tee sets in our t-shirt uniforms gallery, then send your logo and headcount on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 or through our quote page. We keep your fabric and print specifications on file so reorders match. Ready to dress your counter team? Share your logo and team size and we will reply with fabric options, a set mockup and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 46 round-neck t-shirt uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Round-neck t-shirt or polo: which is better for cafe staff?A round-neck tee feels younger, more relaxed and cooler in a hot kitchen or behind a coffee machine, and it gives you a bigger clean surface for printed graphics. A polo looks slightly more formal and suits floor service in a family restaurant. Many cafes use round-necks for the counter and kitchen and keep polos for managers, or the reverse. What GSM should a uniform t-shirt be?180 to 200 GSM is the sweet spot for daily uniform tees: substantial enough not to look see-through, light enough for Indian summers. 160 to 170 GSM suits very hot kitchens or event tees worn a few times. Above 220 GSM feels premium and holds shape well but is warm, so it suits air-conditioned counters and merchandise. Which print method lasts longest on staff t-shirts?Good screen printing with properly cured ink lasts the longest on cotton for simple one or two colour logos. DTF prints handle full colour and fine detail well and are durable if applied correctly. Embroidery outlasts both for a small chest logo. Avoid cheap vinyl on uniforms that are washed daily, because it cracks and peels. Will black t-shirts fade with daily washing?Any dark cotton fades a little over time, but reactive-dyed, pre-shrunk fabric fades far more slowly. Wash inside out, in cold water, and dry in the shade. Charcoal and navy fade more gracefully than jet black if colour consistency matters to you. How many t-shirts does each staff member need?Three per person is the standard for daily wear, so one is on, one is in the wash and one is spare. Kitchen staff in hot conditions may need four. Order a few spare pieces in the two most common sizes for new joiners. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsDry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T-shirt Uniforms for Restaurants, QSRs and Cafes Dry-fit vs cotton vs poly-cotton t-shirt uniforms for restaurants, QSRs and cafes in India: fabrics, GSM, round neck vs polo, full sleeve, branding an… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsKitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: What Indian Restaurants Must Provide Their Food Handlers What FSSAI Schedule 4 expects food handlers to wear: protective clothing, head covering, masks, gloves and footwear, turned into a practical uniform s… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance A buyer's checklist for choosing a restaurant uniform manufacturer in India: fabric, sampling, embroidery, sizing, timelines, reorders and red flags.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Spa & Wellness Uniforms: Therapist Tunics, Reception, Housekeeping URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/spa-wellness-uniforms/ How to choose spa and wellness centre uniforms: therapist tunics, reception and housekeeping, with fabrics, calming colours, oil-stain hygiene and set counts. Home › Blog › Spa and Wellness Centre Uniforms: Therapis… Buying guide, Uniforms Spa and Wellness Centre Uniforms: Therapist Tunics, Reception and Housekeeping By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Sand-coloured spa tunic with a coral mandarin collar and placket, with matching trousers, custom spa uniform by RestroCart Quick answer What should spa therapists and wellness centre staff wear? Spa therapists work best in a soft, stretch poly-cotton tunic with a mandarin or wrap collar, short or three-quarter sleeves, no noisy hardware and an elastic-waist trouser, in calm mid tones such as sand, sage or stone that hide massage oil. Reception can wear a smarter version of the same palette. RestroCart designs spa uniform sets by role, with swatches and a sample before production. Key takeaways - Therapists need freedom of movement: stretch fabric, soft collars and sleeves that stay out of the way. - Mid tones such as sand, sage and stone hide oil better than white or black. - One palette across therapists, reception and housekeeping makes a small spa feel calm and considered. - Plan three to four sets per therapist; oil and daily hot washing wear uniforms fast. In this guide - What a spa uniform has to do - Therapist tunics: cut, closure and fabric - Colours that calm and forgive oil - A role-by-role spa uniform plan - Reception and the spa manager - Housekeeping and attendants - Ayurveda centres, wellness retreats and salon spas - Hygiene, laundry and set counts - Fit, sizing and ordering spa uniforms A guest's experience at a spa starts well before the treatment. It starts with the person at reception, the therapist who leads them down a quiet corridor, and the attendant folding towels in the changing room. Spa uniforms carry the mood of the place: calm, clean and unhurried. They also have to survive massage oil, steam, constant bending and a hot wash after every shift. This guide covers spa and wellness centre uniforms for day spas, hotel spas, salons with treatment rooms and wellness retreats in India: therapist tunics, reception and spa manager looks, housekeeping and attendants, plus fabrics, colours, hygiene and how many sets to order. What a spa uniform has to do A spa uniform is closer to workwear than it looks. A therapist spends the day leaning over a table, applying pressure with forearms and palms, reaching across a guest and moving around the room. The uniform must: - Move with the body. Stretch in the fabric, room across the shoulders and a hem that does not ride up when the therapist leans forward. - Stay quiet. No rustling fabrics, clicking buttons or metal zips that touch the guest or the table. - Keep sleeves out of the way. Short or three-quarter sleeves so cuffs do not drag through oil. - Hide oil and survive hot washes. Colours and fabrics that do not show yellowed oil marks after a month. - Look calm. Soft colours, simple lines and a small, tonal logo rather than loud branding. Therapist tunics: cut, closure and fabric Cut The classic spa therapist uniform is a tunic worn with straight or elastic-waist trousers. A tunic that reaches the upper thigh covers the body when bending, and side slits give room to move. Mandarin collars are popular because they look neat without a collar that flops forward; wrap or crossover fronts suit spas with a softer, Asian-inspired mood. Closure Flat buttons, concealed press studs or a tie closure all work. Avoid metal zips and large decorative buttons. A contrast placket or collar in an accent colour, like the coral trim on the set in our hero photo, adds character without any hardware. Fabric A poly-cotton blend, often with a small percentage of elastane for stretch, is the practical standard. Mid-weight fabric in roughly the 150 to 200 GSM range feels substantial enough to look smart but stays cool in a warm treatment room. Pure polyester traps heat; pure cotton creases and holds oil. If you want a natural feel, a cotton-rich blend with stretch is a good middle path. Our fabric guide explains blends and GSM in plain English. A spa set in sand with coral accents: mandarin-collar tunic and trousers, a coral halter apron with sand piping, and a charcoal mandarin-collar tunic set with a pale green collar and pocket trim. Colours that calm and forgive oil White looks clinical and clean on day one, but massage oils oxidise and leave yellow marks that no laundry fully removes. Black shows every speck of lint, talc and dried product. The colours that work best in spas are calm mid tones: - Sand, stone and beige for a warm, natural feel. - Sage, olive and eucalyptus green for wellness and Ayurveda concepts. - Clay, terracotta and dusty rose as accents on collars, plackets and aprons. - Charcoal and slate for a modern, urban day spa, lifted with a pale accent. - Dusty blue and grey-blue for a clean, hotel-style spa. Choose one main colour for therapists and one accent, then use the accent for reception and housekeeping details so the whole team reads as one. Our uniform colour guide covers how lighting affects colour, which matters in dimly lit treatment rooms. A role-by-role spa uniform plan Role | Garments | Fabric | Colour approach | Sets | Therapists | Tunic with mandarin or wrap collar, elastic-waist trousers | Poly-cotton with stretch | Main calm colour, accent collar or placket | 3 to 4 | Reception / spa host | Tunic jacket or mandarin-collar shirt, tailored trousers | Poly-cotton or poly-viscose | Darker shade of the main colour, name badge | 2 to 3 | Spa manager | Tailored tunic jacket or blazer over a shell or shirt | Poly-viscose suiting | Deepest shade in the palette | 2 | Attendants / housekeeping | Tunic set plus apron | Poly-cotton, stain-forgiving | Main colour with accent apron | 3 | Fitness or yoga staff | Polo or round-neck tee, track pants | Dry-fit or cotton-rich knit | Accent colour with small logo | 2 to 3 | Where the spa is part of a hotel, build the spa palette inside the hotel's existing one. Therapists can have their own tunic while reception wears the hotel's front desk look with a spa accent. Planning uniforms for a spa or wellness centre? Tell us your roles, headcount and the mood you want. We will suggest tunic styles, fabrics and a calm colour palette. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Reception and the spa manager Reception sets the tone before a guest has changed into a robe. The look should be a notch more formal than the therapists' but in the same family: a tunic jacket, a mandarin-collar shirt or a softly tailored blazer in a deeper shade of the main colour. A long tunic with contrast trim works well for women on reception, and it photographs better than a standard shirt. Add a neat name badge in the house style. Our name badge guide covers finishes and fittings; magnetic backs avoid pin holes in delicate fabric. A long ladies' tunic in beige with a black collar and pocket trim, with black trousers. The longer length and structured collar suit spa reception and senior therapists. Housekeeping and attendants Spa housekeeping is constant: towels, robes, linen changes, wet floors, steam rooms and product refills. Attendants need a durable poly-cotton tunic set that tolerates damp and splashes, plus an apron to take the brunt of wet towels and cleaning products. A halter or cross-back apron in the accent colour, like the coral apron shown above, keeps the look coordinated with the therapists while protecting the tunic underneath. For wet areas and steam rooms, choose quick-drying fabric and keep colours mid-tone so water marks do not show. Our housekeeping uniform guide goes deeper on fits, pockets and fabrics for these roles. Ayurveda centres, wellness retreats and salon spas Not every wellness business is a hotel spa, and the uniform should reflect the concept. - Ayurveda and traditional therapy centres work with warm medicated oils in large quantities. Deeper earthy tones such as olive, turmeric, rust and brown hide oil best, and a kurta-style tunic with a mandarin collar suits the setting. Keep the fabric a washable blend; oil-soaked handloom is hard to keep fresh. - Wellness retreats and yoga-led resorts often want a relaxed, natural look. Soft-structured tunics, drawstring trousers and cotton-rich knit tops for yoga and fitness staff work well in sage, sand and off-white accents. - Salon spas and urban day spas lean modern: charcoal, slate or navy tunics with a crisp accent collar, plus a smart reception look. Hair colour and chemicals stain, so salon-side staff benefit from a protective apron over the tunic. - Hotel spas sit inside a wider uniform system. Borrow the hotel's logo treatment and one of its colours so therapists feel distinct but clearly part of the property. Whatever the concept, resist the temptation to over-design. A spa uniform with a good cut, a single accent and a small, tonal logo looks more expensive than one covered in trims and prints. Hygiene, laundry and set counts Spa uniforms are washed more often and more hot than most hospitality uniforms, because oil and product build up with every treatment. Good laundry habits add months to a uniform's life. Spa uniform hygiene and care checklist - Wash therapist tunics after every shift; oil left overnight sets into the fibre. - Pre-treat oil marks with a degreasing detergent before the main wash. - Wash at the highest temperature the care label allows; poly-cotton blends usually tolerate a warm to hot wash. - Wash uniforms separately from towels and robes to avoid lint transfer. - Avoid fabric softener on stretch fabrics; it can trap oil and reduce stretch. - Dry in shade or on a low tumble setting to protect colour and elastane. - Keep one spare set per therapist at the spa for spills during a shift. - Retire and replace sets on a schedule rather than waiting for visible wear. Three to four sets per therapist, two to three for reception and three for attendants is a sensible start. Embroidered logos survive this laundry routine far better than printed ones; see our embroidery vs printing guide for why. Fit, sizing and ordering spa uniforms Spa teams are often largely women, and a tunic that fits badly is uncomfortable for eight hours of physical work. Ask for ladies' patterns with shaped side seams, enough hip room for side slits to lie flat, and trousers with a comfortable elastic or half-elastic waist. A size set for the team to try on before bulk production avoids most fit complaints; our uniform sizing guide explains how we handle mixed teams. At RestroCart, a spa brief follows the same path as any uniform project: you share roles, headcount, palette and logo on WhatsApp or email; our in-house design team sends mockups and suggests fabrics and colours; you approve physical swatches and a sample set; then we produce, quality-check and deliver to your door, packed by role or size. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, depending on the items. Your patterns, fabric codes and artwork stay on file, so new therapists can be dressed in a matching set months later. Many spas also brand the small things guests touch: robes, slipper bags, tote bags for retail products and printed stationery. We can carry the same palette and logo across merchandise so the spa feels consistent from the welcome desk to the gift you send home. Want a calm, practical spa uniform? Send your roles, headcount and brand files. We reply the same day with ideas and a sampling plan. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or start a list in our quote builder. We deliver spa and hotel uniforms across India. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the best fabric for spa therapist uniforms?A poly-cotton blend with a little stretch is the practical choice. It breathes better than pure polyester, recovers its shape after bending and reaching, and survives the hot washes needed to remove massage oil. Pure cotton feels lovely but creases and holds oil stains more stubbornly. Why do spa uniforms usually avoid white?Massage oils oxidise over time and leave yellow marks that are very visible on white fabric. Mid tones such as sand, stone, sage, clay and dusty blue hide those marks far better while still looking fresh and calm. Should spa uniforms have buttons or press studs?Flat buttons or concealed press studs are best. Avoid metal zips, large decorative buttons and anything that clicks against a massage table or could scratch a guest. A wrap or tie closure is another quiet, comfortable option. How many uniform sets does a spa therapist need?Three to four sets per therapist is sensible because tunics need a full wash after every shift to remove oil. Reception staff can manage with two to three sets, and housekeeping with three. Can RestroCart make uniforms for a hotel spa that match the hotel's other staff?Yes. We can build the spa set within the hotel's existing palette and logo treatment, so therapists feel distinct but still part of the property. Share your existing uniform photos and brand files with the brief. Do you make ladies' fits for spa uniforms?Yes. Spa teams are often largely women, so ladies' tunic patterns with shaped side seams, longer lengths and comfortable trousers are standard. Share your team's size spread and we will suggest a size set for trial. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsKitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: What Indian Restaurants Must Provide Their Food Handlers What FSSAI Schedule 4 expects food handlers to wear: protective clothing, head covering, masks, gloves and footwear, turned into a practical uniform s… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance A buyer's checklist for choosing a restaurant uniform manufacturer in India: fabric, sampling, embroidery, sizing, timelines, reorders and red flags.… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Write a Restaurant Uniform Brief Your Supplier Can Actually Quote (Free Template) A free one-page restaurant uniform brief template: roles, headcount, brand files, garments, sets per person, laundry, budget and dates, with a worked … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Summer Kitchen Uniforms: Keeping Cooks Cool in Indian Heat URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/summer-kitchen-uniforms-india-heat/ How to keep cooks cool in Indian summers: breathable chef coat fabrics, lighter GSM, half sleeves, mesh panels, lighter caps, chef tees and sets per person. Home › Blog › Summer Kitchen Uniforms for Indian Heat: B… Buying guide, Uniforms Summer Kitchen Uniforms for Indian Heat: Breathable Fabrics, Half Sleeves, Ventilation Panels, Lighter Caps and How Many Sets per Cook By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read White half-sleeve chef coats with an offset front, black press studs and small embroidered branding on the chest, laid flat on wooden boards Quick answer What is the best kitchen uniform for hot Indian summers? For Indian summers, choose a lightweight, breathable chef coat in a cotton-rich or light poly-cotton fabric, half sleeves for stations without direct flame or splatter, underarm or back ventilation, a thin skull cap or bandana, and a moisture-wicking chef tee for the hottest lines. Give each cook at least three sets so a fresh one is always ready. RestroCart makes summer-weight chef coats, tees and caps to order. Key takeaways - Fabric weight and weave matter more than colour for comfort in a hot kitchen. - Half sleeves suit most stations; keep full sleeves where there is flame, oil or tandoor heat. - Ventilation panels, a looser cut and a softer collar make a noticeable difference. - In summer, cooks sweat through a uniform per shift. Plan three to four sets per person. In this guide - Where the heat actually comes from - Fabric: the biggest decision for summer comfort - Sleeves, cut and collar - Ventilation: vents, mesh panels and single-breasted fronts - Chef t-shirts and polos: the coolest option - Lighter caps and headwear - Aprons and trousers in the heat - How many sets per cook in summer? - Summer care: keeping uniforms fresh - Beyond the uniform: small things that help - Ordering summer kitchen uniforms from RestroCart - Get a quote for summer kitchen uniforms An Indian kitchen in May and June is one of the hottest workplaces in the country. Between tandoors, burners, fryers and the outside temperature, cooks can spend a full shift in serious heat. The right summer kitchen uniforms will not make that heat disappear, but a breathable fabric, a sensible sleeve, some ventilation and enough fresh sets make a real difference to comfort, hygiene and how your team feels at the end of the day. This guide covers what we recommend to restaurants across north India and beyond when they ask how to keep cooks cool: fabric, weight, cut, sleeves, ventilation, headwear, t-shirt alternatives and how many sets to order. Where the heat actually comes from It helps to be clear about the problem. In a kitchen, heat reaches the cook in three ways: radiant heat from flames, tandoors and ovens; hot, humid air trapped under hoods and low ceilings; and the cook's own body heat, which rises with physical work. A good summer uniform does two things: it lets sweat evaporate and heat escape, and it still shields the body from direct heat and splashes. Too heavy and it traps heat; too thin or too short and it exposes skin to burns. Fabric: the biggest decision for summer comfort Fabric | Summer comfort | Maintenance | Best for | 100% cotton (poplin or light twill) | Excellent: breathes and absorbs sweat | Creases, dries slowly, may shrink | Head chefs, pastry, open kitchens with good airflow | Cotton-rich blend (around 60:40 cotton to poly) | Very good | Balanced; easier ironing | Most restaurant kitchens in summer | Poly-cotton 65:35, lighter weight | Good if the GSM is low | Easy care, colour-fast, dries fast | High-volume kitchens with commercial laundry | Heavy poly-cotton twill (200 GSM and above) | Warm | Very durable | Winter, air-conditioned kitchens | Polyester dry-fit (for tees) | Wicks sweat, dries very fast | Easy care; not for direct flame | Chef tees for QSR, cloud kitchens, prep | Lightweight denim or chambray | Moderate | Needs gentle washing | Cafes and open kitchens, not hot lines | As a rule of thumb, a summer chef coat fabric sits in the lighter range, around 150 to 190 GSM, while a winter or all-season coat can go heavier. Weave matters too: an open, plain weave breathes better than a dense twill of the same weight. Our chef coat fabric guide explains blends and GSM in detail. A note on polyester: 100% polyester coats are cheap and hard-wearing, but standard polyester traps heat and can melt if it touches a flame. Keep it for tees in low-risk roles, and choose cotton-rich fabrics near open flame. Sleeves, cut and collar Half sleeves for most stations Half sleeves are the single biggest comfort upgrade for summer, and they make frequent hand and forearm washing easier. They suit prep, pastry, cold kitchen, bakery, cafes and many Indian curry lines. Full sleeves where there is flame and oil Keep full sleeves at the tandoor, grill, wok and deep fryer, where forearms need protection. A turn-back cuff lets cooks roll sleeves neatly between rushes. Our chef coat styles guide compares sleeve and front options. Half-sleeve chef coats for three different kitchens: black double-breasted coats with white piping and a round embroidered logo, a black coat paired with a white one, and a mustard coat with a black collar, set with black trousers and apron. A looser cut Slim, tailored coats look sharp but trap heat. For summer, ask for a regular or relaxed fit with room across the back and under the arms, so air can move. Softer, lower collars A high, stiff collar is uncomfortable on a sweaty neck. A lower stand or mandarin collar with a soft, breathable lining is kinder in heat. Ventilation: vents, mesh panels and single-breasted fronts The body releases most heat and sweat from the underarms, upper back and sides. Uniform details that open these areas help more than anything else after fabric: - Underarm mesh or eyelets let heat escape without exposing the front. - A mesh or open-weave back yoke across the shoulders is popular for hot lines. - Side mesh panels running from underarm to hem work well on half-sleeve coats. - Side vents at the hem let air in at the bottom as the cook moves. - Single-breasted or offset fronts are cooler than double-breasted, which puts two layers over the chest. Mesh panels should be in a matching or darker colour so they do not look like a patch, and the seams need to be well finished so they survive daily washing. Planning summer uniforms for your kitchen? Tell us your stations, cuisine and whether the kitchen is air-conditioned. We will suggest fabrics, sleeve lengths and ventilation details per role. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Chef t-shirts and polos: the coolest option For cafes, QSR, cloud kitchens and prep teams, a branded chef t-shirt or polo with a bib apron is often the most comfortable summer uniform. In a moisture-wicking dry-fit fabric, sweat moves away from the skin and dries quickly. In a cotton or cotton-rich knit, it feels softer and more familiar. Black dry-fit polo t-shirts with printed branding on the front and back, a light, quick-drying option for hot kitchens and cloud kitchen teams. The trade-off is protection: a t-shirt does not shield the chest and arms from hot oil the way a coat does. A practical summer system is coats for flame and fryer stations and for the head chef, and branded tees for prep, pastry, packing and dispatch. Our guide to dry-fit vs cotton t-shirt uniforms explains the knit options. Lighter caps and headwear A thick cap traps heat and sweat around the head. Summer-friendly options: - Skull caps in thin poplin or cotton, with a tie-back so they sit securely without a tight elastic band. - Mesh-top or mesh-back skull caps, which contain hair but let heat out. - Bandanas, which also absorb forehead sweat. - Baseball-style caps with mesh backs for QSR and open counters. Avoid tall toques and heavy caps on hot lines in summer. Our chef caps and headwear guide compares the styles. White half-sleeve double-breasted chef coats with black buttons and embroidered branding. In summer, a lighter fabric keeps the classic look while staying cooler. Aprons and trousers in the heat An apron adds a layer over the front of the body, so in summer it should be as light as it can be for the job. For most cooks, a poly-cotton or cotton bib apron is cooler than heavy canvas, and a waist apron is cooler still for stations where the chest does not need cover. Keep heavier or waterproof aprons for washing, butchery and fry stations, where protection matters more. Cross-back straps spread the weight across the shoulders and do not dig into a sweaty neck the way a single neck loop does. Trousers matter too. Lightweight cotton or cotton-rich trousers with an elasticated or drawstring waist are far more comfortable than heavy polyester suiting trousers. Black and small checks hide spills; a relaxed fit lets air move around the legs. How many sets per cook in summer? In summer, a cook can sweat through a coat in a single shift. Wearing yesterday's coat is uncomfortable and unhygienic. Plan sets around that reality: Situation | Suggested sets per person | Standard kitchen, daily in-house laundry | 3 coats or tees, 3 caps, 2 to 3 aprons | Very hot line, cooks change mid-shift | 4 coats or tees | Staff wash at home or outsourced laundry with slow turnaround | 4 sets | Split system: coat for service, tee for prep | 2 to 3 coats plus 2 to 3 tees | Add a small reserve of 10 to 15 percent for new joiners and size changes. Summer is also when turnover can rise, so it helps to keep a few spare sizes in stock. Summer care: keeping uniforms fresh Summer uniform care routine - Wash after every shift; sweat left in fabric causes odour and yellowing. - Pre-treat collars and underarms with a mild detergent before washing. - Dry in shade or indoors with airflow; strong sun fades coloured coats quickly. - Avoid fabric softener on dry-fit tees; it blocks the wicking effect. - Check for mildew in humid months and never leave damp uniforms in bags or lockers. - Retire coats with thinning underarms or broken studs rather than patching them. More on wash temperatures and detergents in our uniform care guide. Beyond the uniform: small things that help Uniforms are one part of heat management. Kitchens that handle summer well also rotate cooks off the hottest stations, keep drinking water and electrolytes at the pass, fix exhaust hoods and fresh-air supply before summer, and schedule heavy prep for cooler hours. A cooler uniform works best alongside these. Ordering summer kitchen uniforms from RestroCart At RestroCart we make chef coats, chef tees, caps and aprons to order, with summer-weight fabrics, half sleeves and ventilation details specified per station. Our design team sends mockups and physical fabric swatches so you can feel the weight before deciding, then one sample per style. Production starts after you approve, typically two to four weeks after sampling, and we deliver anywhere in India. Order before the heat arrives: February and March are the ideal months to plan summer uniforms. You can see finished coats on our chef coats gallery, and if you are considering denim for an open kitchen, read our denim chef coats guide first. Want cooler uniforms before the next heatwave? Send your team size and stations. We will reply with summer fabric options, swatches and a timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote for summer kitchen uniforms A cook who is not fighting their uniform through a forty-degree afternoon can focus on the food instead. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 or list what you need in our quote builder, and we will come back with fabrics, samples and dates. See the real thing: 31 dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Which fabric is coolest for a chef coat in India?A cotton-rich fabric or a lightweight poly-cotton in a plain or fine twill weave is usually the most comfortable. Pure cotton breathes best but creases and dries slowly; poly-cotton is easier to maintain; a cotton-rich blend balances the two. Heavy twills above about 200 GSM feel warm in a north Indian summer. Are black chef coats hotter than white ones?Dark colours absorb more sunlight, so outdoors the difference is noticeable. Inside a kitchen most heat comes from the equipment and the air, so fabric weight, weave and ventilation matter more than colour. Black coats remain popular in summer because they hide stains; just choose a lighter fabric. Can cooks wear t-shirts instead of chef coats in summer?Many cafes, QSR kitchens and cloud kitchens do use branded chef t-shirts or polos with an apron, and in a moisture-wicking fabric they are the coolest option. They offer less protection from splashes and heat, so keep coats for tandoor, grill and fry stations, and for open kitchens where the chef look matters. How many uniform sets does a cook need in summer?At least three sets per person: one worn, one in the wash, one clean and ready. In very hot kitchens where cooks change mid-shift, or where laundry turnaround is slow, four sets is safer. Do mesh panels in chef coats really help?Yes, in the right places. Mesh or open-weave panels under the arms, across the upper back or down the sides let heat escape where the body produces the most sweat, without exposing the front of the coat to splashes. They add a little to the cost and need a well-made seam to last. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance A buyer's checklist for choosing a restaurant uniform manufacturer in India: fabric, sampling, embroidery, sizing, timelines, reorders and red flags.… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Write a Restaurant Uniform Brief Your Supplier Can Actually Quote (Free Template) A free one-page restaurant uniform brief template: roles, headcount, brand files, garments, sets per person, laundry, budget and dates, with a worked … Read the story → 21 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsChef Coat Fabrics Explained: What Actually Works in an Indian Kitchen Poly-cotton, cotton twill, denim or blended satin? A practical guide to choosing chef coat fabric, weight and finish for Indian restaurant kitchens.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Sunboard and Double-Sided Menu Boards: When They Beat MDF URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/sunboard-double-sided-menu-boards/ Sunboard and double-sided menu boards for cafes, QSR counters and pop-ups: how they compare with MDF, thickness, durability, care and the real cost of changes. Home › Blog › Sunboard and Double-Sided Menu Boards for … Buying guide, Tableware Sunboard and Double-Sided Menu Boards for Cafes, QSR Counters and Pop-Ups: When They Beat MDF By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Two black printed sunboard menu boards listing dim sums, sushi and meal combos with a QR code, printed by RestroCart Quick answer Is sunboard or MDF better for restaurant menu boards? Sunboard is better when you need light, water-resistant boards that are cheap to replace: QSR counters, cafes whose full menu changes often, events and pop-ups. MDF is better for permanent table menus that should feel solid, take engraving and hold a changing paper insert. Printing both sides of either board halves the pieces on the table. RestroCart makes sunboard and MDF menus and helps you choose by how often your menu changes. Key takeaways - Sunboard is light, water resistant and quick to make; MDF is heavier, stiffer and takes engraving. - A double-sided board puts food on one side and drinks on the other: fewer pieces, faster service. - With sunboard, a price change means a new board, so plan the change cycle before you print. - Sunboard dents and softens in heat; keep it away from direct sun and hot counters. In this guide - What sunboard is, and why cafes use it - Double-sided menu boards: one piece, the whole menu - Sunboard vs MDF vs laminated card - When sunboard beats MDF - When MDF, wood or leatherette is the better call - Durability: making a sunboard menu last - The real cost of changing a board menu - Counter and wall menu boards for QSRs - What to send for a quote - How RestroCart makes menu boards Sunboard menu boards rarely get written about, yet they sit on cafe tables and behind QSR counters all over India. They are light, they shrug off a spilt drink, and they are quick to make. For the right restaurant they are a better choice than MDF. For the wrong one they look temporary within a month. This guide explains what sunboard is, how double-sided menu boards work, when they beat MDF and when they do not, how long they last, and the cost that matters most: what happens every time your menu changes. At RestroCart we make sunboard, MDF, wooden and leatherette menus, so we have no reason to push one material. If you want the full material comparison, read our MDF vs wooden vs leatherette guide first. What sunboard is, and why cafes use it Sunboard is the name used across India for PVC foam board: a rigid sheet of expanded PVC with a smooth, white surface. It is much lighter than MDF, does not soak up water, cuts cleanly into shapes, and takes print well, either printed directly or covered with a printed and laminated vinyl. For menus, those properties add up to three advantages. A sunboard menu is easy for a guest to hold, even at a larger size. A spilt cold coffee does not ruin it. And because it is quick to produce, it suits menus that are expected to change. Its limits are just as clear: it cannot be engraved, it dents if dropped on a corner, and it does not have the weight in the hand that says "permanent". Double-sided menu boards: one piece, the whole menu A double-sided menu board prints on both faces. The usual layout is food on one side and drinks on the other, or a main menu on the front with desserts, combos or specials on the back. It works on sunboard and on MDF. The benefits are practical. Each guest handles one piece instead of a menu plus a drinks card. Servers carry fewer items to the table. You print, store and clean half as many pieces. And the guest sees the whole offer in two glances, which helps casual formats where people decide quickly. Double-sided boards need one design discipline: each side must work alone, because one side will face the table. Put the brand on both faces, keep headings clear, and make sure the side guests see first sells what you most want to sell. Printed menu boards for Manny's Waffles: waffles, all-day breakfast and pancakes on one board, gelatos, shakes, beverages and combos on the other, with illustrations carrying the brand across both. Sunboard vs MDF vs laminated card | Sunboard | MDF board | Laminated card | Weight in hand | Very light | Solid, heavier | Very light, flexible | Water | Does not swell; print needs protection | Swells at unsealed edges | Fine if laminated edge to edge | Branding | Print only | Print or laser engraving | Print only | Feel | Clean, modern, slightly plasticky | Warm, wood-like, permanent | Casual, disposable | Weak points | Dented corners, scratches, heat warping | Wet edges, heavier to carry | Curling, fraying, looks tired quickly | When the menu changes | Replace the board | Replace the paper insert only | Reprint the card | Best for | QSR counters, pop-ups, cafes with changing full menus | Permanent table menus, bars, casual dining | Specials, events, stop-gaps | The key line is the last but one. With an MDF clipboard or screw-post board, a price change costs you a paper insert. With sunboard, the menu is the board, so a change costs you a board. That is not a problem if you plan for it; it is a problem if you discover it three weeks after opening. Our guide to MDF menu boards and clipboard menus covers the insert approach in detail. When sunboard beats MDF - QSR and cafe counters. Large counter and wall menus need to be light enough to mount and replace easily. Sunboard is the standard choice for exactly this, and the size would make MDF heavy. - Pop-ups, events and festivals. A menu that lives for a weekend or a season does not need a board built to last two years. Sunboard is light to transport and quick to produce. If you are dressing the team too, see our event and pop-up staff uniforms guide. - Menus that change completely. If you rewrite the whole menu every season, the "permanent board, changing insert" logic of MDF gives you less advantage. Fresh sunboards each season are simple and clean. - Pre-opening and soft launch. Many restaurants adjust prices and dishes in the first weeks. A short run of sunboard menus lets you test before investing in permanent boards. - Wet environments. Juice bars, ice cream counters and poolside or outdoor seating, where menus meet water constantly. When MDF, wood or leatherette is the better call - Permanent table menus in a dining room. Guests hold them for minutes; weight and texture matter, and a changing paper insert keeps costs down. - Bars and premium rooms. Engraving, woodgrain and screw-post hardware say "considered" in a way printed plastic does not. See wooden menus. - Long menus. More than two faces of content needs pages, which means boards with inserts or a leatherette cover. - Menus with stable prices. If the menu rarely changes, a more durable board costs less over its life. Not sure whether sunboard or MDF suits your menu? Tell us your concept, how often the menu changes and how many you need. We will recommend one honestly and share a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Durability: making a sunboard menu last Sunboard lasts as long as its surface and corners survive. A few decisions make a large difference: - Laminate or coat the print. An unprotected print scratches where thumbs hold the board and where boards are stacked. Matte lamination hides fingerprints and reduces glare under lights. - Round the corners. Square corners on foam board crush the first time a menu is dropped. Rounded corners survive far longer. - Choose thickness by size. Thin boards are right for handheld menus; larger counter and wall boards need a thicker sheet so they stay flat. - Keep them away from heat. PVC softens with heat. Do not store menus on top of a coffee machine, beside a tandoor pass or in a glass-fronted window in afternoon sun, where they can bow. - Clean gently. A damp cloth with mild detergent is enough. Avoid abrasive pads, and test any strong sanitiser on one board first. - Store flat. Stack boards flat in a dry place rather than leaning them against a wall, where they slowly bend. Double-sided printed menu boards: bold happy-hour and brunch designs where each face works on its own, whichever side lands up. The real cost of changing a board menu With any printed board, the cost that matters over a year is not the first order; it is every change after it. A simple way to plan: If your menu changes | Sunboard approach | MDF approach | Rarely (once a year) | Fine; replace yearly | Print or engrave the full board; lasts longest | Seasonally (three or four times a year) | Print a fresh set each season | Permanent board with a seasonal paper insert | Prices change often, dishes stay | Costly: every price change is a board | Best: reprint only the insert | Daily or weekly specials | Keep the board stable; add a specials card | Keep the board stable; clip a specials sheet | Three habits keep change costs down whichever material you pick. Keep daily specials off the main board and put them on a table card or a small clipped sheet; our table stands and tent cards guide covers the options. Keep the artwork files in one place so a reprint is a price edit, not a redesign. And order a small buffer of boards with every run, so a damaged menu is replaced from stock rather than by a rush order. A sunboard main menu stays put while smaller printed promotion cards in front change with the offer: a cheap way to keep a board menu current. Counter and wall menu boards for QSRs At a QSR counter the menu is read from a distance, often while the guest is in a queue. That changes the design rules: fewer items per panel, large prices, photographs of hero products, and combos grouped where the eye lands first. Sunboard panels are the practical format here because they are light to mount and easy to swap panel by panel when a price or product changes. Plan the layout so each panel can be replaced alone; one new burger should not mean reprinting the whole wall. For the wider picture on counters, entrances and wayfinding, see our restaurant signage guide. What to send for a quote Sunboard or double-sided menu brief - Where the menu is used: tables, counter, wall or event. - Size, and whether it is single or double-sided. - Quantity, plus spares. - Your menu content or print-ready artwork, and logo files. - How often prices or dishes change, so we can suggest sunboard or MDF honestly. - Finish preferences: matte or gloss, rounded corners. - Delivery city and the date you need the menus. How RestroCart makes menu boards You send the brief on WhatsApp or email. Our design team prepares or checks the artwork, suggests the right material and thickness, and shares a mockup; for larger orders we make a sample before production. Every board is checked before packing and delivered to your door anywhere in India. We keep your files on file, so the next seasonal run or price revision is quick. See finished work on our menus work page. Need menu boards for a counter, cafe or pop-up? Send your menu, size and dates. We reply the same day with a material recommendation and quote. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or add menu boards to your list in our quote builder. See the real thing: 47 wooden and MDF menu boards we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is sunboard?Sunboard is the common Indian name for PVC foam board: a light, rigid plastic sheet with a smooth surface. It can be printed directly or covered with a printed vinyl, and it is widely used for menu boards, standees, counter displays and signage. What thickness of sunboard is used for menus?Handheld and table menus are usually made from thinner sheets, around 3 mm, which are light and easy to hold. Counter and wall boards use thicker sheets, around 5 mm or more, so they stay flat and do not bow over a large size. How long does a sunboard menu last?Indoors and handled with care, a laminated sunboard menu can last many months. It fails from dented corners, scratched print and warping in heat, so it suits menus you expect to replace anyway, such as seasonal menus, pop-ups and counter boards that change with prices. Is sunboard waterproof?The PVC board itself does not absorb water the way raw MDF does, so a spill will not swell it. The print on top still needs lamination or a protective coat to resist wiping and scratches. Should my menu be printed on both sides?If your menu fits on two faces, yes. A double-sided board gives each guest one piece to handle instead of two, keeps food and drinks together, and reduces the number of boards you need to print and store. Can RestroCart make menu boards for a pop-up or event at short notice?Sunboard is one of the quickest menu formats to produce. Share your dates, quantity and artwork on WhatsApp and we will confirm what is possible for your timeline and city before you commit. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareQR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Custom QR code table stands, tent cards and table talkers for restaurants: materials, sizes, what to print, where to place them and how they drive rev… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareTable Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? How to choose custom table mats and runners for restaurants and cafes in India: denim, cotton, gingham, leatherette, MDF and paper compared, with size… Read the story → 20 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareWooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice Wood vs MDF vs paper menus, a practical guide for restaurants, cafes and bars, with real examples from RestroCart's New Delhi workshop.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Sweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/sweaters-cardigans-restaurant-staff/ How to choose knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff: yarns, knit gauge, V-neck vs round neck, embroidery and layering over uniforms. Home › Blog › Sweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and … Buying guide, Uniforms Sweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 9-minute read Bottle green, black and maroon knitted V-neck staff sweaters with an embroidered restaurant logo on the chest, custom winterwear by RestroCart Quick answer What kind of sweater should restaurant and hotel staff wear in winter? For most restaurant and hotel staff in North India, a fine-gauge knitted V-neck sweater or button cardigan in an anti-pill acrylic or acrylic-wool blend is the best winter layer. It sits neatly over a uniform shirt with the collar showing, keeps the look formal, takes embroidery well and washes easily. RestroCart makes these in your brand colours with an embroidered logo, sized for the whole team. Key takeaways - Knits read more formal than hoodies, so they suit service floors, hotels and fine dining. - V-neck sweaters and cardigans show the uniform collar and tie; round necks suit tee-based teams. - Embroider knitwear. Printed logos do not sit well on a knitted surface. - Order by September or early October so sweaters are on staff before the December cold. In this guide - Why knits work better than hoodies on a service floor - Choosing the yarn: acrylic, wool blend or cotton blend - Knit gauge and weight in plain English - V-neck, round neck, cardigan or sleeveless? - Layering knits over your existing uniform - Colour: make the sweater part of the palette - Branding knitwear: embroidery, patches and placement - Fit and sizing for knitwear - Caring for staff sweaters so they last two winters - Timeline: when to order for North Indian winters - Get a quote for staff sweaters and cardigans Every November, the same thing happens on restaurant floors across Delhi, Punjab and Jaipur. The evenings turn cold, and staff start layering whatever they own over the uniform: a grey school sweater here, a brown jacket there, a scarf at the host stand. Within a week the carefully planned uniform has disappeared. The fix is simple and it is not a hoodie. For most service teams, the right answer is a well-made knitted sweater or cardigan in your colours, with your logo, sized for everyone. This guide is about sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff specifically: which yarn to choose, what knit gauge means, V-neck vs round neck vs cardigan, how to layer knits over shirts, waistcoats and aprons, and how to brand them properly. If you are still deciding between hoodies, zippers and knits in general, start with our restaurant winterwear guide and come back here once knits are on the list. Why knits work better than hoodies on a service floor Hoodies and sweatshirts are brilliant for cafes, kitchens and delivery teams. On a fine-dining floor, a hotel lobby or a banquet hall they look too casual. A knitted sweater reads as part of a uniform rather than something staff threw on, because it has a structured neckline, ribbed cuffs and hem, and a surface that sits close to the body without bulk. Knits also layer better. A V-neck sweater lets the shirt collar and tie show, so the uniform underneath still does its job. A cardigan can be worn open over a waistcoat, closed over a shirt, or taken off in thirty seconds when the tandoor side of the dining room gets warm. That flexibility matters in North India, where a single evening can move from a cold terrace to a heated dining room several times. Finally, knitwear is quiet. It does not rustle like a windcheater or bunch up like a heavy hoodie under an apron. For roles that stand close to guests, such as hosts, captains, sommeliers and managers, that matters. Choosing the yarn: acrylic, wool blend or cotton blend The yarn decides warmth, feel, washability and how the sweater looks after two winters. Here is how the common options compare for staff use in India. Yarn | Warmth | Care | Best for | Anti-pill acrylic | Good | Machine wash, holds shape, dries fast | Most restaurant and cafe teams; the practical default | Acrylic-wool blend | Very good | Gentle machine wash, avoid hot water | Hotels, fine dining, colder cities such as Amritsar and Srinagar | Pure wool or lambswool | Excellent | Hand wash or dry clean; felts in hot water | Small premium teams with careful laundry, managers | Cotton or cotton-acrylic | Moderate | Easy wash, soft on skin | Milder winters, indoor roles, staff who find wool itchy | For most restaurant teams we suggest a good anti-pill acrylic or an acrylic-wool blend. Cheap acrylic pills quickly, leaving little fuzz balls around the underarms and where apron straps rub, so ask specifically for anti-pill yarn. If your team has a commercial laundry with hot washes, stay away from pure wool: one wrong cycle can shrink a whole batch. Knit gauge and weight in plain English Woven uniforms are specified in GSM. Knitwear is described differently, mainly by yarn and gauge, which is how many needles per inch the knitting machine uses. A higher gauge means a finer, flatter, smoother knit. A lower gauge means a chunkier, more textured knit. - Fine gauge (around 12 to 14 gauge): smooth, neat and slim under a blazer or apron. The usual choice for service, hotels and managers, and the best surface for embroidery. - Medium gauge (around 7 to 10 gauge): warmer and more casual, with visible knit texture. Good for outdoor hosts, valet and cafes that want a cosier look. - Chunky (below 7 gauge): very warm but bulky; hard to wear under an apron and hard to embroider cleanly. Rarely right for a uniform. You do not need to specify the gauge yourself. Tell your supplier where the sweater will be worn, indoors or out, and in which city, and ask to see the knit in person before approving. A swatch or a sample in your hand tells you more than any number. Three knit formats: a plain grey button cardigan, navy cardigans with a chest logo made for Grain, and a sleeveless sweater vest with a V-neck pullover made for Alma at Defence Bakery. V-neck, round neck, cardigan or sleeveless? The neckline is the biggest design decision, because it decides what the sweater does to the uniform underneath. V-neck pullover The classic staff sweater. It shows the shirt collar and tie, looks formal, and is the easiest knit to wear under a blazer. Best for stewards, captains, bartenders in winter, hotel front office and managers. If your service shirt has a mandarin or band collar, a V-neck still works and looks modern. Round neck (crew neck) pullover A round neck covers the collar, so it works best over a t-shirt or a collarless kurta and for teams where the tee is the uniform. It reads more casual and slightly warmer at the throat. Good for cafes, bakeries and back-office roles. Button cardigan The most flexible option. Staff can wear it open or closed, and take it off fast when they move into a warm area. Cardigans suit hosts and hostesses, housekeeping, spa and wellness teams, and hotel staff who move between air-conditioned and open spaces. Ask for a slightly longer body so it covers the waistband when staff bend. Sleeveless sweater vest A knitted vest gives core warmth without bulk at the arms, which suits bartenders, baristas and servers who carry plates and need free movement. It also looks sharp over a shirt with rolled sleeves, and can stand in for a waistcoat in winter. Planning winter knits for your team? Tell us your roles, headcount and city. We will suggest yarn, neckline and colours, and send a sample before production. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Layering knits over your existing uniform A sweater is not a standalone garment in a restaurant. It goes over something and often under something else. Plan the whole stack. - Over a service shirt: the shirt collar should sit outside a V-neck. Check that the sweater neck is deep enough for your collar style; a shallow V crushes a spread collar. - Under an apron: choose a fine gauge so the apron lies flat. Bib aprons with a neck loop sit well over a V-neck; cross-back aprons can bunch a chunky knit at the shoulders. - With a waistcoat: most teams swap the waistcoat for the sweater in peak winter rather than wearing both. If you want both, a thin sweater vest under a waistcoat or blazer works better than a pullover. - Under a blazer: fine-gauge V-neck only, fitted, in a colour that tones with the blazer rather than contrasts. - In the kitchen: keep knits away from the line. Use a thermal inner under the chef coat, and a fleece zipper jacket for cold stores and early morning prep. Colour: make the sweater part of the palette The sweater will be the most visible garment on your floor for three to four months, so treat it as part of your uniform colour system, not an afterthought. The safest choices are the darker shades in your palette: navy, charcoal, black, bottle green, maroon and deep brown hide wear and pilling best. Light greys and creams look beautiful but show stains from service quickly. A useful trick for larger teams is to vary the colour by role while keeping the same knit and logo: bottle green for service, black for bar, maroon for managers, for example. Guests see one family of garments, and your managers can spot roles at a glance. Bottle green and grey V-neck sweaters with a gold embroidered logo: the same knit and crest in two colours lets a hotel separate teams while keeping one look. Branding knitwear: embroidery, patches and placement Knitted fabric has a textured, stretchy surface, so screen and DTF prints do not sit well on it and tend to crack as the knit stretches. Embroidery is the right method for sweaters and cardigans. Our embroidery vs printing guide explains why in more detail. A few rules keep embroidery on knits looking clean: - Keep it compact. A left-chest logo sized to sit neatly within the width of a hand is the standard. Large back designs on knits pull the fabric. - Simplify fine text. Thin serif lettering and tiny taglines blur into the knit. Use the logo mark or the name alone. - Ask about backing. A good manufacturer adds a stabiliser behind the embroidery so the knit does not pucker or stretch around the design. - Consider a woven patch. For very detailed crests, a woven or embroidered patch stitched onto the sweater gives crisp detail without stressing the knit. - Tone-on-tone for formality. A black logo on a black sweater or gold thread on navy looks expensive and quiet; a bright contrast logo suits cafes and casual brands. Hotels often add the department or role in small embroidered text under the logo, such as "Housekeeping" or "Front Office", which helps guests and saves on name badges in winter. Fit and sizing for knitwear Knits behave differently from shirts. They stretch in wear and can shrink slightly in the first wash, so size charts for knitwear need a little care. Before you approve the sample - Try the sample on the smallest and largest people on your team, not just one medium. - Check the sleeve length with arms extended, as if carrying a tray; cuffs should not ride up to the forearm. - Check the body length covers the waistband when bending, especially on cardigans. - Put an apron over it and check the chest and neck do not bunch. - Wash the sample once the way your team will wash it, then re-measure length and width. - Ask for ladies' fits where needed; a straight men's cut looks boxy on many women. - Order a few spares in the two most common sizes for mid-season joiners. Our uniform sizing guide covers how we collect sizes from a team, including remote teams who send measurements on WhatsApp. Caring for staff sweaters so they last two winters A decent staff sweater should comfortably last more than one season. Most early failures come from the laundry, not the knit. - Wash in cool or lukewarm water on a gentle cycle; never with the hot kitchen whites load. - Turn sweaters inside out to protect the embroidery and reduce pilling. - Dry flat or on a wide hanger in the shade; hanging a wet knit by the shoulders stretches it. - Remove pills with a fabric shaver rather than pulling them off. - At the end of winter, wash, dry fully and store folded with naphthalene or neem leaves. If knitwear goes to a commercial laundry, tag it clearly as "gentle, no heat" so it never joins the hot chef coat cycle. Timeline: when to order for North Indian winters Winter orders are the most time-sensitive uniform orders of the year, because the season is short and every supplier is busy from October. Working back from the cold: When | What to do | August to September | Decide which roles need knits, pick colours, share logo files and headcount | September | Review mockups and yarn swatches; approve a sample per style | Early October | Confirm sizes and place the order | November | Sweaters delivered, packed by size or staff name, before the first cold nights | December to February | Top up with spares for new joiners | Our typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, which is why a September brief matters. You can see winter pieces we have made on the winterwear gallery, and if you run a hotel or villa with several departments, our guide to boutique hotel and villa staff uniforms shows how knits fit into a wider programme. Get a quote for staff sweaters and cardigans RestroCart makes custom sweaters, cardigans and sweater vests for restaurants, cafes, hotels and caterers from our studio in Naraina, New Delhi, and delivers anywhere in India. Send us your roles, headcount, city and logo on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, or build your request on our quote page. We will reply with yarn and neckline options, colours and a sampling plan. Beat the winter rush. Brief us early so there is time to have your team's knits ready before the first cold week. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 32 sweaters and cardigans we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Are wool sweaters better than acrylic for restaurant staff?Pure wool is warm and looks rich, but it shrinks and felts if it goes into a hot wash, which is a risk in most restaurant laundry routines. An anti-pill acrylic or an acrylic-wool blend gives most of the warmth, holds its shape through machine washing and costs less, so it is the practical choice for most teams. Should service staff wear a V-neck sweater or a cardigan?A V-neck pullover is neater and slightly warmer, and it frames a shirt collar and tie well. A cardigan is easier to take on and off between a cold terrace and a warm dining room, so it suits hosts, managers and staff who move in and out a lot. Many hotels issue both: pullovers for the floor and cardigans for front desk and hosts. Can you embroider our logo on a sweater?Yes. Embroidery is the right method for knitwear because it sits on top of the knit rather than cracking across it. Keep the logo compact, avoid very fine text, and let the manufacturer choose the backing and stitch density so the knit does not pucker around the design. Can staff wear a sweater over a chef coat?It is not ideal on the line, because loose knit near open flame and hot oil is a hygiene and safety concern. In the kitchen, a thermal inner layer under the chef coat or a fleece jacket for walk-ins and early prep works better. Sweaters belong on service, bar, host, housekeeping and management roles. When should we order staff winterwear for Delhi and Punjab?Aim to brief your supplier in September and place the order by early October. With two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, that should typically put sweaters on your team by mid to late November, before the December and January cold arrives. How many sweaters does each staff member need?One sweater per person is usually enough because knitwear is washed less often than a shirt. For teams working double shifts or outdoors, two per person is safer. Add a few spares in the most common sizes for new joiners through the season. Keep reading 21 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsChef Coat Fabrics Explained: What Actually Works in an Indian Kitchen Poly-cotton, cotton twill, denim or blended satin? A practical guide to choosing chef coat fabric, weight and finish for Indian restaurant kitchens.… Read the story → 16 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsThe Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role Chef coats, server and steward, housekeeping, bartender and manager attire, a role-by-role guide to designing restaurant uniforms that fit your brand.… Read the story → 14 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsCanvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which One Belongs in Your Restaurant? A practical comparison of canvas, denim, leatherette and waterproof restaurant aprons: durability, wash, cost, styling and which roles each one suits.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Branded Serving Trays, Platters and Boards for Restaurants URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/trays-platters-serving-boards/ Choosing branded trays, platters and serving boards for restaurants and cafes: solid wood vs MDF, laser engraving, food-safe finishes, sizes and daily care. Home › Blog › Branded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards… Buying guide, Tableware Branded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards for Restaurants and Cafes: Wood, MDF, Engraving, Food-Safe Finishes and Care By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Rectangular solid wood serving tray with a raised rim and natural grain, made by RestroCart for restaurant service Quick answer What material is best for branded serving trays and boards in a restaurant? Use solid hardwood such as acacia, mango or sheesham, finished with a food-safe oil, for boards and platters where food touches the wood. Use MDF with a sealed, printed surface for trays that carry cups, glasses and plates, because it is lighter on budget and takes full-colour branding. Laser engrave logos on rims, handles or undersides, away from cutting areas. RestroCart makes and brands both. Key takeaways - Food on the wood means solid hardwood with a food-safe finish; MDF trays carry dishes, not food. - Engrave the logo on the rim, handle or underside, never across the cutting surface. - Hand wash, dry upright and re-oil wooden boards; never soak them or use a dishwasher. - Order enough for peak service plus the boards drying after washing. In this guide - Trays, platters and serving boards: which does what - Materials: solid wood vs MDF - Food-safe finishes: what to ask your supplier - Branding trays and boards: engraving and printing - Sizes and shapes that work in service - Care: a routine for wooden boards and trays - How many to order - What to send for a quote - How RestroCart makes trays and serving boards Branded trays, platters and serving boards do two jobs at once. They carry food and drink from the pass to the table, and they frame the dish at the exact moment the guest reaches for a phone. A sharing platter on a well-finished board, a coffee on a branded tray, a bar tray with your logo on the rim: these are the photos that end up on social media, with your brand in the frame. They are also the tableware most likely to be chosen badly. The wrong wood cracks in the wash, the wrong finish is not meant to touch food, and a logo engraved in the middle of a cutting board becomes a groove full of crumbs. This guide covers types, materials, food-safe finishes, branding, sizes and care. At RestroCart we make trays and boards alongside menus, coasters and bill holders; for a quick look at a matched set, see our cork coasters and MDF trays story. Trays, platters and serving boards: which does what Piece | What it carries | Typical service moments | Serving tray | Cups, glasses, plates and bowls | Coffee service, bar service, room service, tea trays | Platter | Food served directly or in small bowls | Sharing plates, mezze, kebab and tikka platters, dessert selections | Serving board | Food placed directly on wood | Bread, cheese and charcuterie, burgers, tasting flights | Paddle board | Food or a menu, with a handle | Pizza, flatbreads, sharing starters | Flight board | A row of small glasses or cups | Beer, coffee or cocktail flights | The distinction that matters most is simple: does food touch the surface, or do dishes? That single answer decides the material, the finish and where the branding can go. Where branded trays and boards pay off most Not every restaurant needs branded trays. They earn their place where the serve is seen and photographed: specialty cafes, where a flat white on a branded tray is the standard social post; bars and breweries, where flight boards and bar trays carry the brand into every round; restaurants built around sharing platters; and hotels and villas, where a room-service or poolside tray is often the only branded object a guest handles in private. If you run a hotel, the same wood tone can carry through to trays, menus and the staff uniforms. Materials: solid wood vs MDF Solid hardwood For any board or platter where food sits directly on the surface, choose solid hardwood. Acacia, mango and sheesham are common choices in India: dense enough to resist knife marks and moisture better than softwoods, with grain that looks good in photographs. Solid wood can be sanded and re-oiled when it wears, so a good board lasts years. It has two demands. It must never be soaked, and it must be oiled regularly, or it dries, cracks and warps. And no two boards look identical, which most restaurants see as part of the charm. MDF MDF is excellent for trays that carry cups, glasses, plates and bowls. It is flat and stable, costs less than solid wood, and takes full-colour UV printing across the whole surface, so a tray can carry your pattern, your brand colour or even a drinks list. Its surface must be sealed and its edges finished, because raw MDF swells when it gets wet. MDF is not the right surface for food placed straight onto it. If you want the look of a printed MDF board under food, put the food on a plate, in a bowl, or on a sheet of butter paper; our guide to paper sleeves and butter paper covers branded liners. A solid wood tray with a gently raised rim: the grain carries the look, and the rim keeps cups and small bowls from sliding. Food-safe finishes: what to ask your supplier This is where serving boards differ most from other tableware. A finish that is fine on a menu board may not be meant for food contact. - Food-safe oils. Food-grade mineral oil is the standard finish for wooden boards that touch food. It soaks into the wood, repels water and is easy to reapply in the restaurant. - Oil and wax blends. Mineral oil combined with beeswax or a similar wax gives a slightly richer sheen and a little more water resistance. Also reapplied by hand. - Lacquers and varnishes. Hard film finishes suit trays that carry dishes and the outer rims of boards. On surfaces where food is cut or placed directly, ask specifically whether the finish is rated for food contact, because many furniture lacquers are not. - Cure time. Some finishes need time to cure fully before food touches them. Ask how long, and do not put new boards into service on the day they arrive if the supplier says otherwise. Ask your supplier to write the finish on the quote. A supplier who cannot tell you what is on the surface of a food board is not one to buy food boards from. Planning branded trays or serving boards? Tell us what you will serve on them, how many, and your logo. We will suggest wood or MDF, the finish and the branding placement. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Branding trays and boards: engraving and printing Laser engraving is the natural choice for solid wood. It burns a permanent, tonal logo into the grain that will not wear off with washing. Where you put it matters: - Handles and rims are the best spots: visible in photos, away from food and knives. - The underside works for a quieter mark, or for a batch or outlet code if you run several kitchens. - Avoid the centre of a cutting or serving surface. Engraved grooves hold crumbs, oil and moisture, and knives cut across them. UV printing suits MDF trays. It covers the whole surface in full colour, so the tray itself can become a piece of brand artwork, a pattern that matches your wallpaper, or a small drinks list for bar service. Ask for a protective coat over the print, because trays meet wet glasses and cloths every few minutes. Full-colour printing on MDF, shown here on coasters: the same process lets an MDF tray carry a brand pattern, colour or logo across its whole surface. For a table that looks designed, match the tray to the pieces around it: the same wood tone as your cutlery caddies, the same logo treatment as your coasters. Our cork vs MDF coasters guide covers the coaster side. Sizes and shapes that work in service Size trays and boards around what they carry, the tables they land on, and the dishwash area they return to. - Coffee and tea trays: large enough for two cups, a small plate and a sugar pot, with a raised rim so nothing slides. - Bar trays: round trays are easier to balance on one hand; a non-slip surface helps with full glasses. - Sharing platters: long, narrow boards fit tables better than large squares and photograph well. - Burger and sandwich boards: slightly larger than your plate size, with space for fries in a cone or small bucket. - Pizza paddles: sized to your pizza diameter plus a handle; check they fit your tables when two pizzas land at once. - Thickness: thicker boards are heavier but warp less; very thin boards look elegant but need more care. Bring your plates, cups and a typical order to the brief. It is the fastest way to get sizes right on the first sample. Care: a routine for wooden boards and trays Most wooden boards that fail in restaurants fail because of the wash, not the service. Give your team a simple routine and put it on the dishwash wall. Daily care for wooden trays and serving boards - Scrape off food, then wash by hand with warm water and a mild detergent. - Never soak boards in the sink and never put them in a dishwasher. - Rinse, wipe dry immediately, and stand each board on its edge so air reaches both sides. - Keep boards away from the tandoor, hot plates and direct sun while drying. - Re-oil with food-safe oil regularly, more often in dry winter months or with heavy use. - Sand out deep knife marks and re-oil; retire boards with cracks or splits. - For MDF trays: wipe with a damp cloth only, and watch the edges for any swelling. Many Indian kitchens also keep separate boards for vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. If you do, make the difference visible: a different wood tone, shape or a small engraved mark on the handle, so a busy team never mixes them up. How many to order Count how many of each board go out at your busiest hour, then add the boards that are in the wash or drying, since wooden boards need time to dry fully before the next use. Add a few spares for breakage and retirement. For trays, count servers on the floor at peak plus spares. Ordering all pieces in one run keeps wood tone and branding consistent; a small top-up later may vary slightly in grain, which is natural in solid wood. What to send for a quote Your trays and boards brief - What each piece will carry: dishes, or food directly on the surface. - Types and sizes: trays, platters, serving boards, paddles, flight boards. - Quantities for each, plus spares. - Material preference: solid wood or MDF, and wood tone. - Branding: engraved or printed, with placement and your logo as a vector file. - Photos of your plates and tables, if you have them. - Delivery city and the date you need them. How RestroCart makes trays and serving boards You send the brief on WhatsApp or email. Our design team sends mockups with branding placement, suggests material and finish, and makes a sample for approval. Production starts after you approve, every piece is checked before packing, and the order is delivered anywhere in India. We keep artwork and sizes on file, so reorders match. See more on our table accessories work page. Want branded trays and boards that survive the wash? Send your list and logo. We reply the same day with options and a quote. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Get a quote. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or add them to your list in our quote builder. See the real thing: 26 cork, MDF and leatherette coasters we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Is MDF safe for serving food directly?MDF is best used for trays that carry plates, bowls, cups and glasses rather than food placed straight on the board. For direct food contact, choose solid hardwood with a food-safe finish, or place a liner such as butter paper between the food and the tray. What finish is food safe for wooden serving boards?Food-safe mineral oil and oil and wax blends are the usual finishes for wooden boards that touch food. Avoid general furniture lacquers on cutting and serving surfaces, and ask your supplier to state the finish used and how long it must cure before service. Can a logo be engraved on a serving board?Yes. Laser engraving gives a permanent, tonal logo on wood. Place it on the handle, rim, edge or underside rather than the centre of the board, because engraved grooves in a cutting area trap food and are harder to clean. How do you clean wooden serving boards in a restaurant?Scrape, wash by hand with warm water and mild detergent, rinse, wipe dry and stand the board on its edge to dry fully. Never soak it or put it in a dishwasher. Re-oil regularly, and more often in dry seasons or after heavy use. How long do wooden serving boards last in commercial use?With a proper wash-and-dry routine and regular oiling, a solid wood board can last years, and knife marks can be sanded out. Boards that are soaked or left wet crack and warp quickly, whatever the wood. Do you make branded trays for cafes and hotels outside Delhi?Yes. RestroCart makes trays, platters and serving boards in New Delhi and delivers across India, with mockups and sample approvals handled on WhatsApp and courier. Keep reading 20 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareWooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice Wood vs MDF vs paper menus, a practical guide for restaurants, cafes and bars, with real examples from RestroCart's New Delhi workshop.… Read the story → 03 Mar 2026 · Client story, TablewareTransform Tables into Statements: Cork Coasters and MDF Serving Trays Custom-branded cork coasters and MDF serving trays that turn table settings into statements, with a guide to choosing coaster materials for cafes and … Read the story → 24 Feb 2026 · Client story, TablewareBeyond Uniforms: Building the Whole Brand Kit for Echoes Menus, signage, mugs, enamelware, tote bags, cue cards and stationery: how a single cafe brand kit was produced end to end for Echoes.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Valet Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: A Practical Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/valet-parking-uniforms-restaurants/ How to dress valet and parking staff at restaurants, bars and hotels in India: visible branding, fabrics for heat and rain, jackets, caps, pockets and night safety. Home › Blog › Valet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Resta… Buying guide, Uniforms Valet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: Visibility, Weather, Jackets and Caps By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Beige valet polo t-shirts with VALET printed large across the back and a Kiki valet logo on the chest, with matching beige bottoms, made for Kiki Bar by RestroCart Quick answer What should restaurant valet staff wear? Restaurant valet staff should wear a breathable polo or shirt with VALET clearly printed on the back, comfortable trousers with secure pockets for keys and tokens, a cap for sun, and a seasonal layer such as a windcheater for the monsoon and a jacket for winter. Add reflective details for night driveways and keep colours in your brand palette. RestroCart makes valet sets for restaurants, bars and hotels. Key takeaways - The valet is the first and last person a guest meets; dress them as part of the brand, not as contract labour. - VALET printed on the back tells guests whom to hand the keys to, from across a driveway. - Valet uniforms live outdoors: plan for heat, monsoon rain, winter nights and dust. - Zip or button pockets for keys and tokens matter more than any design detail. In this guide - Why valet uniforms matter more than they seem - Valet parking uniforms: the core set - Polo or shirt for valet staff - Visibility: day and night - Dressing valets for Indian weather - Pockets, keys and practical details - Caps and headwear for valets - Valet uniforms for hotels and multi-outlet properties - Common valet uniform mistakes - A sample year-round valet kit - Ordering valet uniforms The valet is the first person a guest meets and the last person they see. They take the car keys, open the door, and hand the car back at the end of the evening. Yet valet and parking staff are often the last team to get a proper uniform, and sometimes they are dressed in whatever the parking contractor provides. Good valet parking uniforms for restaurants and hotels fix that: they make the team easy to find, keep them comfortable outdoors, and carry your brand to the kerb. This guide covers what valet staff should wear, how to make them visible day and night, how to handle heat, rain and winter, and which details, especially pockets, matter most. Why valet uniforms matter more than they seem - Trust. Guests are handing over their car keys. A clear, branded uniform tells them this person works for the restaurant. - Findability. At the end of the night, guests look for the valet from the door. A large VALET on the back answers the question instantly. - First and last impression. A crisp valet team says the whole evening will be well run. - Safety. Valets walk between moving cars, often in the dark. Visibility is a practical need. Valet parking uniforms: the core set Piece | Recommended spec | Why | Polo t-shirt or shirt | Cotton-poly pique polo 200 to 240 GSM, or poly-cotton shirt | Breathable, easy to wash, takes a large back print | Back print | VALET in large letters, plus the brand name | Readable from across the driveway | Chest logo | Small embroidered or printed brand logo | Shows the valet works for you | Trousers | Poly-cotton with a little stretch, dark or mid-tone | Comfortable for walking, running and driving | Pockets | At least one zip or button pocket | Keys and tokens cannot fall out | Cap | Structured cotton twill cap with embroidered logo | Sun protection and a uniform look | Rain layer | Hooded windcheater or rain suit, light polyester | Monsoon evenings | Winter layer | Zip jacket, fleece or quilted jacket | North Indian winter nights | The Kiki Bar valet set at the top of this guide shows the idea: beige polos with VALET printed large across the back and a Kiki valet logo on the chest, with matching beige bottoms. Nobody at the entrance has to ask who takes the keys. Polo or shirt for valet staff Match the valet uniform to the formality inside: - Bars, cafes and casual restaurants: a polo in a mid-tone with a bold back print. It breathes in the heat and needs no ironing. - Fine dining and hotels: a shirt, often with a mandarin collar or a waistcoat, in the property's palette. Some hotels add a light jacket for evening service. - Large car parks and malls: a shirt-and-trouser set in a practical grey or navy, with the property logo. Shirt-based valet and parking sets: a grey mandarin-collar shirt with a concealed placket, two chest pockets and matching trousers, and folded grey shirts with a logo and the words Valet Parking embroidered on the pocket. For a detailed comparison, see our polo or shirt decision guide. Visibility: day and night Day In daylight, visibility is about lettering and contrast. Print VALET across the upper back in letters large enough to read at ten metres, in a colour that contrasts with the garment: dark brown on beige, white on navy, yellow on black. Keep the chest logo small and neat. Night After dark, printed lettering disappears under car headlights unless it is reflective. If your valets work on a road, an open driveway or a dim car park, ask for: - Reflective print or reflective tape for the VALET lettering on the back. - Reflective strips across the shoulders or on jacket sleeves. - A light-coloured cap, which is easier to spot than a dark one. - For road-facing work, a branded reflective vest over the uniform. Need valet uniforms that guests can spot from the door? Send your logo, colours and number of valets. We will send a mockup with the back print. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Dressing valets for Indian weather Valets spend their shift outdoors, often in the harshest part of the property: a hot driveway in May, an open car park in the monsoon, a cold kerb on a December night in Delhi. Plan all three seasons at once. Summer Choose a breathable polo in cotton-poly pique or a dry-fit polyester, in a mid-tone that does not absorb heat like black. Add a cap with a good peak. Half-sleeve shirts work for more formal properties. Monsoon A hooded windcheater or two-piece rain suit in light polyester, printed with your brand and VALET, pulls on over the uniform in seconds. Keep them at the valet stand. Our monsoon rainwear guide covers fabrics and seam finishing. A hooded rain suit with a printed brand logo on the back and a matching pair of trousers: the kind of layer valets can keep at the stand for monsoon evenings. Winter In north India, valets need a proper jacket for night shifts: a zip-up fleece, a padded jacket or a windcheater over a sweater. Print VALET on the back of the jacket too, or the lettering on the polo underneath is hidden all winter. See our guides to zipper jackets and windcheaters and restaurant winterwear. Pockets, keys and practical details The valet's most important job is not to lose a key. The uniform should help: Valet uniform details to specify - At least one zip or button-flap pocket on the trousers or jacket for keys. - A chest pocket for tokens, a pen and a small notepad. - A key loop or D-ring on the belt line for a key tag. - Trousers with a little stretch for getting in and out of cars all night. - Dark or mid-tone trousers that hide dust and car-park grime. - Caps with an adjustable back so one size fits the team. - A name badge that is readable but does not scratch car paint when the valet leans in. - Plain, soft-soled footwear guidance for staff who drive guests' cars. That last point is often missed: a valet leaning into a car with a metal badge or a belt buckle can mark a door. Soft embroidered name tags or badges worn higher on the chest avoid it. Our name badges guide covers the options. Caps and headwear for valets A cap is the easiest way to make the valet team look uniform and to protect them from the sun. A structured six-panel cap in cotton twill, with an embroidered logo on the front and an adjustable back, suits most properties. Match the cap to the polo or trousers, not both. For hotels and heritage properties, a flat cap or a peaked chauffeur-style cap can suit the setting. Beige caps with a tonal embroidered logo: a quiet match for a beige or khaki valet uniform. Valet uniforms for hotels and multi-outlet properties Hotels, resorts and restaurant groups often have valet, parking, doorman and bell staff all working the same entrance. It helps to design them as one family: the same palette and logo, with role names or small changes in garment to tell them apart. A doorman in a jacket, a valet in a polo or shirt with VALET on the back, and parking attendants in a practical shirt-and-trouser set looks coordinated without looking identical. Our hotel multi-outlet uniform guide explains how to plan these families across a property. Common valet uniform mistakes - Relying on the parking contractor's uniform. Generic security-style shirts tell guests the valet is not really part of your restaurant. If a contractor supplies the staff, supply the uniform yourself. - Black polos in full sun. Black looks smart but absorbs heat and shows dust and salt marks by the end of a summer shift. - Lettering only on the front. Guests look for the valet from behind as often as from the front. Put VALET on the back. - No winter plan. The polo lettering vanishes under a random jacket from December to February. Brand the jacket too. - Open patch pockets. A key that falls out in a car park is a very expensive mistake. Ask for zips or flaps. - One set per person. Valets sweat through a shift outdoors. Plan three polos or shirts per person, two trousers and one of each seasonal layer. A sample year-round valet kit Here is how a typical valet kit might look for a restaurant or bar in north India with a team of four valets working evenings. The quantities are illustrative; adjust them to your shifts and laundry. - Three polos or shirts per valet, in a mid-tone with VALET on the back and the logo on the chest. - Two trousers per valet, in a darker shade with one zip pocket for keys. - Two caps per valet, embroidered, with an adjustable back. - One hooded windcheater or rain suit per valet, kept at the valet stand from June to September. - One winter jacket per valet, with VALET printed on the back, for November to February. - A small spare stock of one polo and one cap in the two most common sizes, for new joiners and replacement staff. For a coastal city, swap the winter jacket for a second rain layer; for a hotel, add a waistcoat or a light jacket for evening service. Ordering valet uniforms Valet teams are usually small, so it is simple to add them to your main uniform order. Share the number of valets, your logo, colours and whether you need rain and winter layers. We will send a mockup with the back print and suggest fabrics for your climate. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, and we deliver anywhere in India. Add your valet team to the uniform plan. Tell us how many valets you have and the seasons they work. We will quote a full set with rain and winter layers. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Browse our uniforms catalogue for more options. When you are ready, message us on WhatsApp or use our quote builder. See the real thing: 51 jackets and windcheaters we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What colour is best for valet uniforms?Mid-tones such as beige, khaki, grey, navy and charcoal work best outdoors, because they hide dust and do not show sweat as much as white or black. Use your brand colour for the lettering, cap or piping. If your driveway is dark at night, add reflective tape or a reflective print. Should valet staff wear polos or shirts?Polos suit casual restaurants, bars and hot climates, because they breathe and need no ironing. Shirts, sometimes with a waistcoat or jacket, suit hotels and fine-dining restaurants where the valet should match the formality inside. Both work with VALET printed on the back. Do valet uniforms need reflective strips?If valets work on roads, driveways or car parks after dark, reflective tape or reflective print on the back and shoulders makes them much easier for drivers to see. It can be added to jackets, windcheaters or vests without spoiling the look. What should valet staff wear in the monsoon?A hooded windcheater or rain suit in a light polyester, printed with your brand and the word VALET, over the regular uniform. Choose one that packs small so it can be kept at the valet stand and pulled on quickly. Can you make valet uniforms for a hotel with several outlets?Yes. We can make valet and parking sets that match the property's main uniform palette, with the property name and VALET on each piece, packed by size and delivered anywhere in India. Keep reading 14 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsCanvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which One Belongs in Your Restaurant? A practical comparison of canvas, denim, leatherette and waterproof restaurant aprons: durability, wash, cost, styling and which roles each one suits.… Read the story → 10 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsThe Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Aprons Bib, half, cross-back, denim and chef aprons compared, fabrics, customization and how to choose the right restaurant apron for every role.… Read the story → 07 Jul 2026 · Ideas, UniformsCafe Uniform Ideas: Nine Looks That Work in Indian Coffee Shops Nine tested cafe uniform combinations for Indian coffee shops, from tee and cross-back apron to overshirt and cap, with fabric and colour notes.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Waiter Waistcoat Styles: Collared vs V-Neck, Buttons and Fabric URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/waiter-waistcoat-styles-guide/ How to choose waistcoats for waiters, bartenders and managers: collared vs V-neck, 4, 5 or 6 button fronts, suiting fabrics, fit, back straps and shirt pairing. Home › Blog › Waistcoats for Waiters, Bartenders and Man… Style guide, Uniforms Waistcoats for Waiters, Bartenders and Managers: Collared vs V-Neck, 4, 5 or 6 Buttons, Fabric and Fit By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read Charcoal service waistcoat with a contrast purple shawl lapel, welt pockets and white script embroidery with a gold motif on the chest, made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer What is the best waistcoat style for restaurant waiters? For most restaurant waiters, a single-breasted V-neck waistcoat with five buttons, in a 65:35 poly-viscose suiting with a lined back and an adjustable back strap, is the safest choice: smart, easy to move in and machine washable. Collared or shawl-lapel styles suit managers and cocktail bars, six buttons suit formal service, and RestroCart can sample each style in your brand colours. Key takeaways - V-neck, five buttons, poly-viscose front and a lined back with a strap is the workhorse waiter waistcoat. - Lapels (notched or shawl) and double-breasted fronts read as senior: use them to set managers apart. - Fewer buttons means a deeper V and a more relaxed look; more buttons means a higher, more formal closure. - Fit the waistcoat over the actual shirt and apron your staff will wear, not over a T-shirt at the trial. In this guide - Waistcoat styles for waiters: the four families - 4, 5 or 6 buttons: what the button count changes - Waistcoats by role: waiters, bartenders and managers - Fabrics: what a good waistcoat is made of - Getting the fit right - Pairing waistcoats with shirts, ties and aprons - Branding a waistcoat without overdoing it - Care and reorders - How to order custom waistcoats from RestroCart A waistcoat is the quickest way to make a service team look finished. It sharpens a plain shirt, gives the floor a clear visual identity, hides the creases a long shift puts into a shirt front, and gives you a place for a logo that does not shout. That is why waistcoats for waiters, bartenders and managers are a regular request at our workshop in Naraina, New Delhi. The trouble is that "waistcoat" covers a lot of garments. A V-neck five-button vest, a shawl-lapel cocktail waistcoat and a mandarin-collar Nehru-style jacket all count, and each says something different about your restaurant. This guide walks through the choices we discuss with every client: neckline and collar, button count, single or double-breasted, fabric, fit, back straps, and how to pair a waistcoat with shirts and aprons. Waistcoat styles for waiters: the four families Almost every restaurant waistcoat falls into one of four families. Start here, because the family you pick decides most of what follows. 1. V-neck, no collar The classic waiter waistcoat. A clean V opening, welt pockets, a straight or pointed hem and a lined back. It works in almost every setting, from a bistro to a hotel coffee shop, and it is the easiest to fit across a mixed team. If you are unsure, start here. 2. Collared: notched or shawl lapel A lapel turns the waistcoat into something closer to tailoring. A notched lapel looks like a jacket collar and reads as sharp and modern. A shawl lapel is a smooth rolled collar, often in a contrast fabric, and reads as evening, cocktail-bar and slightly theatrical. Both are excellent for managers, captains and head bartenders. 3. Mandarin or Nehru collar A short standing collar with a straight front, sometimes called a bandhgala or Nehru waistcoat. It suits Indian and modern Indian restaurants, heritage properties and banquet teams, and pairs naturally with kurta-style or mandarin-collar shirts. It is also the most forgiving for staff who find a deep V uncomfortable. 4. Double-breasted Two columns of buttons and an overlapping front. It is formal, confident and a little old-world, which is exactly why fine-dining rooms and cocktail bars like it. It is less forgiving on fit, so it needs a proper size trial. Three waistcoat families from our workshop: a notched-lapel waistcoat in bottle green, a black V-neck with a small embroidered chest logo, and a navy mandarin-collar Nehru-style waistcoat. 4, 5 or 6 buttons: what the button count changes Button count is not just decoration. On a single-breasted waistcoat, it decides how deep the V is, how much of the shirt and tie shows, and how formal the garment looks. Front | How it looks | Best for | Watch out for | 4 buttons | Deep V, shows plenty of shirt and tie, relaxed and modern | Cocktail bars, cafes, younger concepts, bartenders | Can gape when staff lean over tables; needs a good fit at the chest | 5 buttons | Balanced V, the standard waiter look | Most restaurants, hotel coffee shops, banquets | Few drawbacks; the safe default | 6 buttons | High closure, covers more shirt, formal and traditional | Fine dining, heritage properties, captains | Can feel warm and stiff; shorter staff may find it covers too much | Double-breasted (6 or 8) | Formal, structured, distinctive | Managers, head bartenders, fine-dining captains | Least forgiving on fit; always trial a size set | Two small details matter as much as the count. First, the hem: a pointed hem is dressier and sits well over trousers; a straight hem is more casual and works well over a long apron. Second, the buttons themselves: a matte black or horn-look button disappears into the fabric, while a metal button with a pattern becomes part of the brand. Ask to see button options alongside the fabric swatches. Waistcoats by role: waiters, bartenders and managers Waiters and stewards For the floor team, choose comfort and consistency. A five-button V-neck in a mid-weight suiting, with two functional welt pockets for a pen and a notepad, is the workhorse. Keep the colour dark or mid-tone, because waistcoats are washed less often than shirts and a pale front shows every splash. For more on the full server outfit, see our steward and server uniform guide. Bartenders Bartenders stretch, reach and shake all shift, so the armholes and back matter more than the front. Ask for a slightly deeper armhole, a breathable lining back and an adjustable strap so the waistcoat stays put when arms go up. A four-button front or a shawl lapel suits most cocktail bars. Our bartender uniform guide covers aprons and shirts for the bar. Managers and captains Managers need to be easy to spot. Give them the same colour family as the floor, then change one thing: a notched or shawl lapel, a contrast collar, a double-breasted front, or a blazer over the waistcoat for formal service. Our manager uniform guide explains when a blazer is worth it, and you can see real manager sets on our manager uniforms gallery. Not sure which waistcoat suits your floor? Send us your concept, roles and brand colours. We will suggest a style per role and send fabric swatches. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Fabrics: what a good waistcoat is made of A waistcoat has two sides, and they should be made of different things. - Front panels: a suiting fabric. For restaurants, a poly-viscose blend (commonly 65:35 or 70:30 polyester to viscose) in roughly the 220 to 280 GSM range is the practical choice. It holds a crisp line, resists creasing through a shift, drapes better than pure polyester and survives machine washing. Checks, herringbone and tweed-look weaves add character for bars and heritage spaces; plain weaves are easier to match across reorders. - Back panel and lining: a smooth polyester or satin-finish lining. It keeps the waistcoat light and cool, slides easily over a shirt and lets you add a contrast colour that only shows when the waistcoat is open. - Interlining: a light fusible interlining on the front keeps the V and the pocket welts sharp after washing. Cheap waistcoats skip it, which is why they go limp by month two. Avoid pure cotton fronts for waistcoats. Cotton creases and shrinks, and a waistcoat that has shrunk half an inch at the hem looks worse than one that was never there. If you want a softer, more casual look, a cotton-rich twill or a denim waistcoat can work for cafes, but plan for more pressing. Denim and chambray waistcoats are their own category, with their own care rules. Getting the fit right A waistcoat that fits looks expensive even in a modest fabric; one that does not fit looks wrong even in a fine one. These are the points we check at every size trial. Waistcoat fit checklist - The hem covers the trouser waistband and belt with the staff member standing and reaching forward. - No pulling or X-shaped creases across the buttons when buttoned. - The V does not gape when the wearer leans over a table to serve. - Armholes are deep enough to lift a tray to shoulder height without the waistcoat riding up. - The back strap is adjustable, so one size can be tuned across slightly different bodies. - Shoulders sit flat and do not extend past the wearer's shoulder point. - Pockets are functional and sized for a pen, notepad or wine key, not just decorative welts. - The trial is done over the real shirt and apron, not over a T-shirt. The back of a checked waistcoat, showing the adjustable buckle strap that lets one size be tuned to different builds. For teams with a wide range of body types, ask for a size set so staff can try on before bulk production, and ask for a ladies' cut where needed: a women's waistcoat is shorter in the body, shaped at the waist and cut with more room at the bust. Our uniform sizing guide explains how to run a size trial. Pairing waistcoats with shirts, ties and aprons Shirts A white or light shirt under a dark waistcoat is the classic contrast. For a warmer, more contemporary look, try a coloured shirt in the same family as the waistcoat, such as a maroon shirt under a sand waistcoat. Full sleeves look more formal and can be rolled in busy service; half sleeves suit hot floors. Mandarin-collar waistcoats pair best with mandarin-collar shirts. Ties and bow ties A six-button waistcoat hides most of a tie, so choose a four or five-button front if the tie is part of the look. Bow ties suit shawl lapels and cocktail bars. Many modern restaurants skip neckwear entirely and let an open collar and a good waistcoat do the work. Aprons Waistcoats and aprons can clash if you do not plan them together. With a long bistro apron, tie the apron at the natural waist and let the waistcoat hem sit just over the ties, so the waistline looks clean. With a bib apron, the waistcoat usually comes off; a bib over a waistcoat looks bulky. Match the apron to the trousers or the waistcoat, not to both. A brown tweed-look waistcoat with notched lapels and a small embroidered logo, worn over a white shirt: a lapel and a textured fabric make a manager look distinct from the floor. Branding a waistcoat without overdoing it A waistcoat is tailoring, and tailoring wants restraint. The placements that work best: - Left chest embroidery above or beside the welt pocket, a few centimetres wide, in a thread one or two shades from the fabric colour. - A monogram or crest on the lapel of a collared waistcoat. - A contrast lining or collar in your brand colour, which brands the garment without a logo at all. - Custom buttons in a metal finish, for properties that want a heritage feel. Printing rarely suits a waistcoat, because suiting fabrics do not take print as cleanly as cotton and a printed logo looks cheap against tailoring. Our embroidery vs printing guide goes into the detail. Care and reorders Poly-viscose waistcoats are easy to live with: turn them inside out, wash gently at 30 to 40 degrees, line dry and press on a low setting through a cloth. Keep them away from bleach and high-heat tumble drying, which can shine the fabric and melt fusing. Two waistcoats per person, with three shirts underneath, covers most rotations. Because suiting is dyed in lots, the colour of a reorder can drift slightly from the first batch. We keep your fabric code, pattern and embroidery artwork on file so the next order matches as closely as possible. How to order custom waistcoats from RestroCart Send us your roles, headcount, brand colours and a few reference photos. Our design team will suggest a waistcoat style per role, send fabric and button swatches, and make one sample per style for your approval. Typical timelines are two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production, depending on quantity. We deliver anywhere in India, packed by role and size. Ready to dress your floor? Tell us how many waiters, bartenders and managers you have, and we will send waistcoat options with swatches. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com If you are building the whole service look, browse our waiter uniforms gallery and the uniforms catalogue. When you are ready, message us on WhatsApp or use our quote builder to get a price for your team. See the real thing: 10 catering uniforms we have made · 39 waistcoats we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should waiters and managers wear the same waistcoat?They can share a fabric and colour, which keeps the floor looking like one team, but it helps guests if the manager's waistcoat differs in one clear way: a lapel, a contrast collar, a double-breasted front or a blazer worn over it. Guests then know whom to call without anyone wearing a badge that says Manager. What fabric is best for a restaurant waistcoat in India?A poly-viscose suiting, usually 65:35 or 70:30 polyester to viscose in roughly the 220 to 280 GSM range, is the most practical front fabric. It holds a crisp shape, resists creasing, drapes better than pure polyester and survives machine washing. The back is normally a polyester lining, which keeps the waistcoat cool and light. Can restaurant waistcoats be machine washed?Poly-viscose waistcoats can usually be machine washed on a gentle cycle at 30 to 40 degrees, turned inside out, then line dried and pressed on a low setting. Wool blends and some textured suitings are better dry cleaned. Ask your manufacturer to confirm care for the exact fabric before you approve the sample. How many waistcoats does each staff member need?Two per person is usually enough, because the waistcoat sits over a shirt and is washed less often than the shirt itself. Order three shirts per person underneath, and keep a few spare waistcoats in the common sizes for new joiners. Can you put our logo on a waistcoat?Yes. The usual placement is a small embroidered logo on the left chest, above or beside the welt pocket, in a thread colour that is quieter than the fabric. Some brands add a crest or monogram on the lapel instead. Large printed logos rarely suit a waistcoat. Do waistcoats work on a hot floor or an outdoor terrace?They can, if the back panel is a breathable lining, the front is a lighter suiting and the shirt underneath is a half-sleeve or roll-sleeve in a cotton-rich fabric. For very hot outdoor service, consider a waistcoat for managers only and polos or shirts for the floor team. Keep reading 10 Jul 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsThe Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Aprons Bib, half, cross-back, denim and chef aprons compared, fabrics, customization and how to choose the right restaurant apron for every role.… Read the story → 07 Jul 2026 · Ideas, UniformsCafe Uniform Ideas: Nine Looks That Work in Indian Coffee Shops Nine tested cafe uniform combinations for Indian coffee shops, from tee and cross-back apron to overshirt and cap, with fabric and colour notes.… Read the story → 30 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSteward and Server Uniforms: A Restaurant Owner's Complete Guide How to design steward and server uniforms: shirt vs polo, apron style, pockets, colour-coding by role, sizing, quantities and cost planning.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Women's Restaurant Uniforms: Fit, Modesty, Movement and Sizing URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/womens-restaurant-uniforms-fit-guide/ How to design restaurant and hotel uniforms that fit women: female-cut shirts and polos, hostess wear, ladies' housekeeping sets, modesty options and sizing. Home › Blog › Uniforms for Women in Hospitality: Female-… Buying guide, Uniforms Uniforms for Women in Hospitality: Female-Cut Shirts and Polos, Hostess Wear, Housekeeping Sets and Sizing By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Women's service uniform set with a white shirt with a small chest logo and a black knee-length pencil skirt, made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer How should restaurant uniforms for women be designed? Restaurant uniforms for women should be cut on a women's pattern, not a smaller men's size: shirts with darts and correct button spacing, polos with shaped side seams, trousers with a women's rise and real pockets, and aprons with adjustable straps. Offer a choice of trousers or skirts, sleeve and neckline options for modesty, and a separate women's size chart with a try-on set. RestroCart makes female-cut uniforms for every role. Key takeaways - A women's uniform is a different pattern, not a smaller men's size. - Offer choices: trousers or skirt, half or three-quarter sleeves, tunic length, head covering. - Design for movement: carrying trays, bending, reaching and long hours on their feet. - Use a women's size chart and a try-on set, with sizes collected privately. In this guide - Why "just a smaller size" does not work - Restaurant uniforms for women: the key garments - Hostess wear - Ladies' housekeeping sets - Women in the kitchen - Modesty and choice - Designing for movement - Sizing women's uniforms properly - Putting it in your brief Walk into many Indian restaurants and you will see women on the team wearing the same uniform as the men, one size down. The shoulders sit too wide, the sleeves are too long, the shirt pulls across the bust and gapes between the buttons, and the trousers do not fit at the hip. It looks untidy, it is uncomfortable for a ten-hour shift, and it quietly tells women staff that the uniform was not designed with them in mind. Good restaurant uniforms for women start with a women's pattern. This guide covers female-cut shirts and polos, hostess wear, ladies' housekeeping sets, modesty and movement, and how to run sizing properly. It applies equally to cafes, restaurants, bars, bakeries and hotels. Why "just a smaller size" does not work Men's and women's garments are graded on different body proportions. A small men's shirt is narrower everywhere, but it keeps a men's shape: straight through the body, wide at the shoulder relative to the chest, long in the sleeve. Women's patterns are shaped at the bust and waist, narrower at the shoulder and shorter in the arm and body. The result of skipping this step: - Shirt fronts gape between buttons at the bust. - Shoulders drop and sleeves cover the hands, which is a problem when carrying plates. - Polos hang like a box and ride up at the back when bending. - Men's trousers pull at the hip and gap at the waist. - Aprons sit too low because the neck strap is set for a taller body. Restaurant uniforms for women: the key garments Garment | What a women's cut changes | What to ask for | Shirt | Bust darts or princess seams, shaped waist, narrower shoulders, shorter sleeves | Button spacing that prevents gaping; a slightly longer tail to stay tucked | Polo t-shirt | Shaped side seams, shorter placket, shorter sleeves | Pique with a little stretch; a length that covers the waistband when bending | Trousers | Women's rise, shaped hip, waistband that does not gap at the back | Real, usable pockets; a stretch option; side or front closure | Skirt | Knee or below-knee length, walking vent or pleat | Lining for light colours; pockets if possible | Tunic or kurta | Shaped body, side slits for movement | Length and sleeve options; matching trousers or palazzos | Waistcoat | Shorter body, shaped waist, room at the bust | An adjustable back strap | Chef coat | Narrower shoulders, shaped body, shorter sleeves | Breathable fabric and the same look as the rest of the brigade | Apron | Shorter neck strap, adjustable length | Cross-back straps to take weight off the neck | Female-cut shirts One of the most common complaints from women staff is shirts that gape at the bust. A women's pattern fixes it with shaping and with button positions placed at the fullest part of the bust. For service roles, a slightly longer tail keeps the shirt tucked when reaching across a table. Half sleeves or three-quarter sleeves are more practical than full sleeves that need rolling. See our uniform shirts gallery for female-cut examples. Female-cut polos A women's polo is shaped at the side seams, has a shorter placket and shorter sleeves, and is cut slightly longer at the back so it does not ride up when bending. A little stretch in the pique helps. If the rest of your floor wears polos, order the women's version in the same fabric, colour and logo placement so the team still looks like one team. Our polo or shirt guide helps with the choice of garment. Hostess wear The host is often the most visible person in the restaurant, and hostess uniforms are where brands take the most care. Common directions: - Tailored shirt and skirt or trousers: clean and professional, suits bars and contemporary dining. - Structured jacket or tunic: a smart outer layer over trousers, often with a contrast collar or trim. - Kurta or tunic sets: for Indian and modern Indian concepts, in the restaurant's palette. Our kurta uniforms guide covers fabrics and cuts. - Dresses: for fine dining and hotels, with sleeve and length options. A two-piece tunic set made for Dicha: navy with a coral stand collar, coral trims on the pockets and a script logo, with matching trousers. A relaxed tunic cut like this suits long shifts. Hosts stand for long hours, so comfort matters as much as style: a stretch in the fabric, a lining in the jacket and shoes that suit the floor. Our hostess uniform guide has more ideas by concept. Want uniforms that actually fit the women on your team? Tell us the roles and headcount. We will send women's-cut options and a try-on size set. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Ladies' housekeeping sets Housekeeping is physical work: bending, kneeling, lifting, reaching and climbing stairs. A ladies' housekeeping set is usually a tunic with trousers, rather than a dress, because it allows full movement and stays modest when bending. What works: - A tunic in poly-cotton that hides stains and survives bleach splashes, cut to mid-thigh or knee length with side slits. - Trousers with an elastic back waistband or drawstring for comfort through a long shift. - Contrast collars, cuffs and pocket trims in a darker shade, which look smart and hide wear. - Deep patch pockets for keys, cloths and a phone. Ladies' housekeeping sets from our workshop: a maroon tunic with a white collar, a sand tunic with a black collar and pocket trims, and a sand tunic with black trims paired with black trousers. Our housekeeping uniform guide covers fabrics and stain resistance, and you can see more on our housekeeping uniforms gallery. Women in the kitchen Many women run kitchen stations, pastry sections and whole kitchens, and unisex chef coats serve them badly. A coat cut for a man's shoulders slips back at the neck, the sleeves need rolling twice, and the body is either tight at the bust or loose everywhere else. A women's chef coat fixes all three with a narrower shoulder, a shaped body and a shorter sleeve, while keeping the same fabric, colour, piping and embroidery as the rest of the brigade. The same thinking applies to the rest of the kitchen kit. Bib aprons need a shorter or adjustable neck strap so the bib sits at the chest rather than the stomach. Skull caps and bandanas should fit smaller heads and accommodate longer hair, with a hairnet where needed. Kitchen trousers with an elastic back and a women's rise stay comfortable through a double shift. None of this makes the kitchen team look different; it just makes the uniform work for everyone in it. Modesty and choice India's restaurant teams are diverse, and a uniform that one woman finds comfortable may not suit another. The best uniform systems build in choices from the start, within the same colours and logo: - Trousers or skirt for front-of-house roles. - Sleeve length: half, three-quarter or full. - Neckline: a mandarin or higher collar option alongside an open collar. - Tunic length: hip, mid-thigh or knee. - Head covering: a matching scarf or head covering in the uniform fabric for staff who wear one, so it looks part of the uniform. - Layer: a waistcoat, jacket or cardigan for staff who prefer a covered look. Choices cost very little when they are planned before production. Adding them later means a second sampling round. One safety note: in kitchens and near open flames, keep scarves and loose ends tucked in or use a fitted head covering. A long sand tunic with a brown mandarin collar, concealed placket and brown pocket trims: a covered, comfortable option for hostesses and front-of-house staff. Designing for movement Service is athletic work. Women staff carry trays, bend to low tables, reach across booths, climb stairs and stand for hours. The uniform should allow all of it: - A little stretch in trousers, skirts and shirts (a small percentage of elastane helps). - Walking vents or pleats in skirts. - Armholes cut to allow a tray to be lifted to shoulder height without the shirt untucking. - Shirt and polo lengths that cover the waistband when bending. - Opaque fabrics, especially for white and light shirts; check the sample under bright light. - Cross-back aprons for long shifts, which take the weight off the neck. Sizing women's uniforms properly Sizing is where women's uniforms most often go wrong, and it is also where respect for the team shows most clearly. Women's uniform sizing checklist - Use a women's size chart, not a unisex or men's chart. - Order a try-on size set of each garment for the team to try before bulk production. - Let staff try sizes privately, or have a woman supervisor collect measurements. - Never assign sizes by looking at people; ask each person. - Collect top and bottom sizes separately; many people are different sizes on top and bottom. - Plan a few adjustable pieces (elastic-back trousers, wrap aprons) for pregnancy and changing sizes. - Keep a small spare stock in common women's sizes for new joiners. - Check fit after the first week of wear and allow for a round of adjustments. Our uniform sizing guide explains how we run size trials for teams in other cities. Putting it in your brief When you brief a uniform manufacturer, list women staff separately for every role, say which roles need skirts, trousers or both, note any modesty options, and ask for women's cuts by name. If you are not sure what to include, our uniform brief template has a line for it. We make women's cuts across chef coats, shirts, polos, waistcoats, hostess wear and housekeeping sets, sampled and delivered anywhere in India. Build a uniform your whole team is comfortable in. Send your roles and the number of women and men in each. We will suggest cuts and choices per role. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com When you are ready, message us on WhatsApp or build your order in our quote builder. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is a female-cut uniform shirt?A female-cut shirt is made on a women's pattern: narrower shoulders, bust darts or princess seams, a shaped waist, shorter sleeves and button spacing placed so the front does not gape at the bust. Buttons are often placed on the left, though many restaurants choose one side for everyone. It fits and moves far better than a small men's shirt. Should women restaurant staff wear skirts or trousers?Offer both where you can, and make trousers the default for roles that involve bending, climbing stairs, kitchens or housekeeping. Skirts suit hosts and front-desk roles in some concepts. Giving staff a choice improves comfort and retention, and it costs little extra when planned at the start. How do you handle modesty requirements in a restaurant uniform?Build options into the design: higher necklines, three-quarter or full sleeves, longer tunic lengths, looser trouser cuts, and a matching scarf or head covering in the uniform fabric for staff who want one. Keep options within the same colour and logo system so the team still looks consistent. How should we collect sizes from women staff?Use a women's size chart and a try-on size set rather than asking staff to guess. Let staff try sizes privately, or have a woman supervisor collect measurements. Never assign sizes by looking at people. Do women chefs need different chef coats?Yes. A women's chef coat has narrower shoulders, a shaped body and shorter sleeves, and is much more comfortable for long shifts than a unisex coat. RestroCart makes women's cuts for chef coats, shirts, polos, waistcoats and housekeeping uniforms. Are there uniforms suitable for pregnant staff?Yes. Tunics with side adjusters, elastic-back trousers, wrap aprons with long ties and slightly larger polos all work. Plan a few of these in your stock so a team member does not have to wear an uncomfortable uniform for months. Keep reading 07 Jul 2026 · Ideas, UniformsCafe Uniform Ideas: Nine Looks That Work in Indian Coffee Shops Nine tested cafe uniform combinations for Indian coffee shops, from tee and cross-back apron to overshirt and cap, with fabric and colour notes.… Read the story → 30 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSteward and Server Uniforms: A Restaurant Owner's Complete Guide How to design steward and server uniforms: shirt vs polo, apron style, pockets, colour-coding by role, sizing, quantities and cost planning.… Read the story → 23 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHousekeeping Uniforms for Restaurants: Fabric, Fit and Colour-coding Choosing housekeeping uniforms for restaurants and hotels: stain-tolerant fabrics, ladies and gents fits, utility aprons and clear role colour-coding.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Xero Degrees Uniforms: Chef, Service and Winterwear | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/xero-degrees-uniforms/ Chef coats, aprons, blazers, shirts, polos, oversized tees, sweaters and napkins we made for Xero Degrees and Xero Courtyard, and what other brands can learn. Home › Blog › Xero Degrees Uniforms: One Palette for Kit… Client story, Uniforms Xero Degrees Uniforms: One Palette for Kitchen, Floor, Managers and Winter By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 8-minute read White chef coat with maroon collar and piping beside a black bib apron with a maroon hem band, both embroidered with the Xero Degrees logo Quick answer What uniforms did RestroCart make for Xero Degrees? RestroCart made a full uniform wardrobe for Xero Degrees: white chef coats with maroon or red collars and piping, black bib and waist aprons, maroon chef caps, navy blazers for managers, maroon and navy shirts, teal polos, red oversized t-shirts with comic back prints, black V-neck sweaters and gingham table napkins. We also made yellow-accented chef and housekeeping sets for Xero Courtyard. Key takeaways - A core palette of black, white and maroon or red runs through every Xero Degrees kitchen piece. - Managers stand apart in navy blazers; the floor gets a separate, more playful layer of polos and printed tees. - Xero Courtyard keeps the same construction but swaps the accent to yellow, a neat way to give a second brand its own identity. - Two versions of the Xero mark appear across the pieces, a reminder to plan logo changes before you reorder. In this guide - The Xero Degrees palette: black, white and a maroon-to-red accent - Xero Degrees uniforms in the kitchen: white coats with the brand in the trim - Service and counter: aprons, shirts and polos - Managers: a navy blazer that sets them apart - The fun layer: oversized tees, polos and a winter sweater - Xero Courtyard: the same system with a yellow accent - Table linen: the brand on the table - Two logos, one lesson: plan your changeovers - Get a quote for your own uniform wardrobe Some brands come to us for one garment. Xero Degrees is one of the brands where our photo archive shows a complete wardrobe: chef coats, aprons and caps for the kitchen, shirts and polos for the floor, navy blazers for managers, playful oversized t-shirts, black sweaters for winter and even the table napkins. This client story walks through the Xero Degrees uniforms we made, piece by piece, and what any multi-outlet cafe or quick-service brand can learn from how they fit together. A note on what follows: we are describing what our delivery photographs show. The pieces, the colours and the details are on the page; the design reasoning is our reading of them, offered as lessons for your own brand. You can see every photograph on our Xero Degrees client page. The Xero Degrees palette: black, white and a maroon-to-red accent Lay all the Xero Degrees pieces out together and the system is obvious. The working base is black (aprons, trousers, sweaters) and white (chef coats). The brand accent is maroon on some pieces and a brighter red on others. Navy appears on the manager blazers and on one set of shirts. And a couple of brighter colours, teal and a strong red, appear only on the casual polo and t-shirt layer. Role or use | Pieces in our photographs | Colour and branding | Kitchen | White chef coats, black bib aprons, black trousers, maroon chef cap | Maroon collar and front piping, or red collar, cuffs and piping; embroidered logo on the chest pocket | Service and counter | Black waist aprons, maroon shirts, navy shirts, teal polos | Red trim band on the waist aprons; embroidered logo on shirts; wings print on the back of the polos | Managers | Navy two-button blazers | Embroidered round logo on the breast pocket, patterned lining | Team and merchandise | Red oversized t-shirts | Comic-strip back print, a slogan on the front, logo on the sleeve | Winter | Black V-neck sweaters | White embroidered logo on the chest | Table | Red and white gingham napkins | Logo embroidered in the corner | This is a textbook example of what our restaurant uniform colours guide recommends: one neutral base, one brand accent, a distinct look for authority, and room for a fun colour where it does no harm. Xero Degrees uniforms in the kitchen: white coats with the brand in the trim The Xero Degrees chef coats are white, which keeps the classic kitchen look, but they are never plain. One version has a maroon mandarin collar and a thin maroon piping line running down the wrap front, with the round Xero badge embroidered on the chest pocket. Another uses a brighter red for the collar, the cuffs and the piping, with the red Xero Degrees mark. In both, the colour lives in the trims, so the body of the coat stays a clean, classic white. (One practical note: coloured trims mean no chlorine bleach, so wash these with an oxygen-based whitener instead.) The coats are paired with black bib aprons. One apron has a maroon band across the hem, echoing the coat's collar; another carries a multi-colour embroidered logo. A complete kitchen set in our photographs includes the white coat, a black apron, black trousers and a soft maroon chef cap, so a cook is branded from head to knee in four pieces. Xero Degrees kitchen and counter pieces: a white chef coat with red collar, cuffs and piping; a full set with maroon chef cap, black apron, black trousers and a maroon-collared coat; and black waist aprons with a red trim band. The lesson for your kitchen: if you want white coats but also want them to look like yours, put your brand colour in the collar, cuffs and piping and match it to a band on the apron. It photographs well in an open kitchen and hides nothing you need to see for hygiene. Our chef coat fabric guide covers which blends take repeated hot washing, and the chef coat gallery shows more trim ideas. Service and counter: aprons, shirts and polos Front-of-house pieces in the archive fall into three groups. - Black waist aprons with a red band. Short, pocketed waist aprons with a red strip across the top of the pocket and the red Xero Degrees logo. Quick to tie, easy to wash, and the red band lines up with the red-trimmed chef coat. - Collared shirts in maroon and navy. Maroon shirts carry the round Xero logo in white embroidery; navy shirts carry the red and orange mark. Both are simple, well-cut work shirts that suit a counter or a table-service floor. - Teal polos with a wings print. The most playful service piece: a teal pique polo with a large pair of white wings printed across the back around the round logo, and a small logo on the sleeve. Having both shirts and polos gives a brand flexibility: collared shirts for a dine-in room or a senior server, polos for a busy counter or a younger team. If you are choosing between the two, our steward and server uniform guide and the guide to polo vs shirt uniforms weigh fabric, comfort and cost. Running more than one outlet? Send us your logo, brand colours and the roles at each outlet. We will map a palette like this across your whole team. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Managers: a navy blazer that sets them apart The Xero Degrees manager uniform in our photographs is a navy two-button blazer with notch lapels, a patterned lining and the round Xero badge embroidered on a patch over the breast pocket. It is the only tailored jacket in the wardrobe, and on a floor full of black, white and maroon a navy blazer makes a manager identifiable at a glance. A blazer is the most formal choice for a manager. It works best in air-conditioned rooms and for brands that want a slightly premium feel at the door. Where the room runs warm, a waistcoat in the same navy does a similar job with less heat. Our manager uniform guide compares the two, and the manager uniform gallery shows both. Xero Degrees front of house: a navy manager blazer with an embroidered breast-pocket badge, maroon shirts with white logo embroidery, and navy shirts with the red and orange mark. The fun layer: oversized tees, polos and a winter sweater The most memorable Xero Degrees piece in our archive is the red oversized t-shirt. The back carries a full comic strip of cartoon food characters in speech bubbles, the front has a bold slogan, and the sleeve carries the brand name. It is a staff t-shirt that works equally well as merchandise, and it tells a guest something about the brand's personality before they read the menu. This is the kind of piece we describe in our oversized t-shirt uniforms guide: relaxed fit, heavy print on the back where it is visible across a room, small branding elsewhere. It suits cafes and quick-service formats with young teams, event days and launch weeks. For winter, the brand has black V-neck sweaters with the round logo embroidered in white on the chest. A V-neck lets a collared shirt sit neatly underneath, and black matches the aprons and trousers, so the winter layer does not break the palette. Our restaurant winterwear guide and our guide to sweaters and cardigans for restaurant staff go into knit weights and when to order. The playful and practical layers: a red oversized tee with a comic-strip back print, teal polos with a wings print, and black V-neck sweaters with white logo embroidery. Xero Courtyard: the same system with a yellow accent Our archive also holds pieces for Xero Courtyard, and they are a useful study in giving a related concept its own look. The chef set is a white coat with yellow piping down the front and a yellow neckerchief, paired with a black bib apron with a yellow band at the hem. The housekeeping set is a black tunic with a mustard mandarin collar, mustard placket trim and a mustard pocket bar, worn with black elastic-waist trousers. The Xero Courtyard logo is embroidered in orange and white. Compare that with Xero Degrees and the family resemblance is clear: white coats with coloured trims, black aprons with a coloured hem band, black as the working base. Only the accent colour changes. See all of it on the Xero Courtyard client page. Xero Courtyard: a white chef coat with yellow piping and neckerchief beside a black bib apron with a yellow hem band, and a black housekeeping tunic with mustard collar and trims. The lesson for multi-brand groups: share the pattern, the fabric and the construction between brands, and change only the trim colour and logo. Sampling is faster, reorders are simpler, and each brand still has its own identity. Our guide to multi-outlet uniform programmes covers this in more detail. Table linen: the brand on the table Not everything we made for Xero Degrees is worn. Our photographs include red and white gingham table napkins with the Xero Degrees logo embroidered in red and orange in one corner. Gingham is informal and cheerful, and the red picks up the same accent used on the chef coats and waist aprons, so the table and the team speak the same colour. Our table napkin guide covers fabrics and sizes. Two logos, one lesson: plan your changeovers Look closely at the photographs and you will see two versions of the Xero mark: a round black badge with "xero" in white, and a red mark with an orange dot and "xero degrees" in a rounded typeface. Both appear on real, delivered uniforms. That is normal. Brands evolve, and uniforms outlive logos. What matters is how the transition is handled: If your logo is changing - Keep both embroidery files on record, labelled with the date each was used. - Pick a cut-over date and replace uniforms role by role, so one team never mixes old and new marks on the same shift. - Start with the most visible pieces: service shirts, aprons and manager wear. - Update secondary pieces (winterwear, caps, napkins) at their next natural reorder. - Re-sample one piece in the new logo before bulk, because a new mark can need a different embroidery size or thread colours. Our guide to rebranding and uniform refresh covers this properly, and the uniform reorder guide explains how to keep spares consistent while a change is under way. Get a quote for your own uniform wardrobe RestroCart has made customised uniforms and supplies for 250+ F&B brands since 2018, from single cafes to multi-outlet groups, and delivers anywhere in India. Send your logo, brand colours, roles and headcount on WhatsApp +91 98213 34906, email info@restrocart.com, or start in our quote builder. Browse more client portfolios for ideas. Want your kitchen, floor, managers and winter layer designed as one system? Tell us your roles and dates. We reply the same day. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: everything we made for Xero Degrees · 32 sweaters and cardigans we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What did RestroCart make for Xero Degrees?Our photographs show white chef coats with maroon or red trims, black bib and waist aprons, maroon chef caps with black trousers, navy blazers, maroon and navy shirts, teal polos, red oversized t-shirts, black V-neck sweaters and red and white gingham napkins, all branded with the Xero mark. For Xero Courtyard we made a chef set and housekeeping sets with yellow accents. Can one supplier make chef coats, blazers, t-shirts and sweaters for the same brand?Yes. RestroCart makes all of these under one roof, which is what keeps the logo size, thread colours and brand colours consistent across fabrics as different as chef twill, suiting, pique and knitwear. How do you keep a logo consistent across embroidery and print?We digitise the logo once for embroidery and prepare a separate print file, then check both against the same colour references at sample stage. Embroidery suits coats, shirts, blazers and sweaters; large artwork such as a comic back print is better printed. How should a restaurant group handle a logo change on uniforms?Decide a cut-over date, update the embroidery file, and replace uniforms role by role so no single team mixes old and new marks on the same shift. Keep the old file on record in case an outlet needs a matching spare before its changeover. Can a second brand share uniform patterns with the first?Yes, and it saves time. Xero Courtyard's chef coat and apron follow the same idea as Xero Degrees but use a yellow accent instead of maroon. Sharing patterns and fabrics while changing trim colour keeps sampling short and reorders simple. Keep reading 30 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSteward and Server Uniforms: A Restaurant Owner's Complete Guide How to design steward and server uniforms: shirt vs polo, apron style, pockets, colour-coding by role, sizing, quantities and cost planning.… Read the story → 23 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHousekeeping Uniforms for Restaurants: Fabric, Fit and Colour-coding Choosing housekeeping uniforms for restaurants and hotels: stain-tolerant fabrics, ladies and gents fits, utility aprons and clear role colour-coding.… Read the story → 16 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsManager Uniforms: Waistcoats, Blazers and Nehru Jackets That Actually Get Worn How to design manager uniforms for restaurants: waistcoat styles, blazer fabrics, Nehru jackets, badges and how to make front-of-house leadership visi… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Zipper Jackets, Fleece and Windcheaters for Restaurant Staff URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/zipper-jackets-windcheaters-staff/ How to choose branded zipper jackets, fleece jackets and windcheaters for restaurant, cafe and hotel staff: fabrics, GSM, hoods, pockets, embroidery vs print. Home › Blog › Zipper Jackets, Fleece and Windcheaters as… Buying guide, Uniforms Zipper Jackets, Fleece and Windcheaters as Branded Staff Outerwear: Fabrics, Hoods and Embroidery vs Print By the RestroCart design team · 24 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Navy fleece zipper jackets with a stand collar, side pockets and a white script logo embroidered on the chest, custom staff outerwear by RestroCart Quick answer What is the best branded jacket for restaurant and cafe staff? For most restaurant and cafe staff, a fleece-lined zipper jacket in 280 to 340 GSM cotton-poly fleece with a stand collar is the most useful branded jacket: warm, easy to zip open indoors and smart over a uniform. Add a windcheater for riders, valets and outdoor staff. Embroider the chest logo and print large back designs. RestroCart makes both in your colours. Key takeaways - A zipper jacket is the most flexible winter layer: it opens fully when the dining room warms up. - Fleece is for warmth, windcheaters are for wind and drizzle; many teams need both. - Embroider small chest logos; print large back graphics. - Skip the hood for service floors; keep it for kitchen, riders and outdoor roles. In this guide - Zipper jacket, fleece or windcheater: what each one does - Fabrics and weights that suit Indian winters - Design details that matter in a working jacket - Embroidery vs print on staff jackets - Matching outerwear to roles - Staff jacket, merchandise jacket - Ordering checklist and timeline - Get a quote for branded staff jackets If you could give your team only one piece of branded outerwear, it should probably be a zipper jacket. It goes on over a chef tee, a polo, a shirt or a kurta. It zips open when the tandoor side of the dining room warms up and closes again on the terrace. It survives the laundry, looks smart in a photo, and staff wear it on their days off, which means your logo travels well beyond the restaurant. This guide covers zipper jackets, fleece jackets and windcheaters as branded staff outerwear for restaurants, cafes, bakeries and hotels: the fabrics and weights that suit Indian winters, whether you need a hood, where the pockets go, and when to embroider versus print. For sweaters and cardigans on formal service floors, see our separate guide to staff sweaters and cardigans. For hoodies and the wider winter picture, start with the restaurant winterwear guide. Zipper jacket, fleece or windcheater: what each one does The three names overlap in everyday use, so it helps to be precise about what you are ordering. Garment | What it is | Best for | Fleece zipper jacket | Knitted cotton-poly fleece, brushed inside, full front zip, usually a stand collar | Service, kitchen, bakery counters, cafes; the everyday winter layer | Hooded zipper | The same fleece with an attached hood, often with a kangaroo or side pockets | Cafes, back of house, prep teams, younger brands, merchandise | Windcheater | Light woven polyester or nylon shell, sometimes with a mesh or fleece lining | Riders, valets, outdoor seating, breezy evenings, light drizzle | Padded or quilted jacket | Shell fabric with a fill layer for insulation | Hill properties, night valets and security in the coldest weeks | Many teams need two of these: a fleece zipper for everyone, plus a windcheater for the roles that spend the evening outdoors. The windcheater can go over the fleece on the coldest nights, which avoids ordering a heavy jacket that is only needed for three weeks a year. Fabrics and weights that suit Indian winters Fleece Most staff zipper jackets are made in cotton-poly fleece, a knitted fabric with a smooth face and a brushed, fluffy back. The cotton makes it comfortable; the polyester helps it hold shape, dry faster and resist shrinking. Weight is given in GSM: - 240 to 280 GSM: a light layer for mild winters, indoor roles and the western and southern cities. - 280 to 340 GSM: the sweet spot for Delhi NCR, Punjab and Jaipur. Warm enough for an open terrace on a December night, light enough to wear indoors. - Above 340 GSM: for hill properties and staff who work outdoors at night, such as in Srinagar. Bulkier under an apron. Ask for a fleece with an anti-pill face if the jacket will be worn under apron straps or bag straps, because friction is what causes pilling. Windcheater shell Windcheaters are woven, not knitted, usually polyester taffeta, microfibre or nylon with a water-repellent finish. They block wind and shed drizzle, and they pack small. A mesh lining makes them comfortable in humid weather; a thin fleece or quilted lining turns them into a proper winter jacket. Remember that a windcheater is not a raincoat: for the monsoon, our monsoon rainwear guide explains what riders and valets actually need. Three branding approaches: black fleece jackets with a large round printed back logo and a matching small chest print, black fleece zippers with a gold embroidered chest logo, and black windcheaters with a printed chest logo, one with a warm fleece lining. Design details that matter in a working jacket Collar or hood For service floors, hotels and anywhere staff wear a name badge or apron, a stand collar is neater than a hood. It keeps the neck warm, sits flat under a bib apron strap and looks like a uniform rather than casual wear. Hoods belong on kitchen, prep, rider and outdoor roles, and on jackets you plan to sell as merchandise. If you need both, ask for a hood that rolls into the collar. Zip The zip is the part that fails first on cheap jackets. Ask for a metal or good-quality moulded zip with a sturdy puller, and an inner zip guard so the teeth do not scratch the chin or catch on a shirt collar. A two-way zip is useful for riders, who can open the bottom when seated. Pockets Side pockets with a zip or a deep angled opening keep phones, keys and order pads safe. A small inner chest pocket is handy for managers. Avoid large front patch pockets on service jackets: staff fill them, and the jacket loses its shape. Cuffs and hem Rib cuffs and a rib hem keep warmth in and stay out of the way when staff reach across a table or a pass. On windcheaters, elasticated cuffs and a drawcord hem do the same job. Colour Navy, black, charcoal, bottle green and maroon are the most practical colours for working jackets because they hide marks. Beige, camel and olive look fresh and suit cafes and bakeries, but show stains sooner. A useful approach for larger teams is one jacket style in two colours, dark for the kitchen and a lighter tone for the counter or floor. Want a jacket your team will actually wear? Send us your roles, headcount, city and logo. We will send fabric swatches, a branding mockup and a sample before production. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Embroidery vs print on staff jackets Outerwear is where the embroidery versus print question matters most, because jackets carry the biggest logos and are worn the longest. The short answer: embroider small, print big. | Embroidery | Print (screen, DTF or heat transfer) | Best placement | Left chest, sleeve, back of collar | Full back, large chest graphics, slogans | Look | Raised, premium, retail-grade | Flat, bold, can be full colour and photographic | On fleece | Excellent for small logos | Good; choose a print method suited to fleece so it does not crack | On windcheaters | Possible on lined jackets; avoid on waterproof shells | Preferred; keeps the shell sealed | Large designs | Heavy and stiff; not recommended | The right choice | Fine detail and gradients | Needs simplifying | Reproduced well | Many of the staff jackets we make combine both: an embroidered logo on the left chest and a printed graphic on the back. Our full embroidery vs printing guide covers durability and wash care in detail. Size and placement are worth checking on the sample. A back logo that looks right on a mockup can look too large on a small size or too small on an XXL, so ask your supplier to scale the print across sizes or to check it on both ends of your size range. Checking the size and position of an embroidered back logo on a fleece jacket before production, so it reads correctly across every size. Matching outerwear to roles - Chefs and kitchen team: fleece zipper, with or without a hood, for walk-ins, early prep and walking between kitchens. Not worn on the line itself. - Stewards and servers: stand-collar fleece zipper in a dark shade, embroidered chest logo, worn under the apron. - Baristas and counter staff: fleece zipper or hooded zipper in a brand colour; a good candidate for a retail version. - Managers: the same jacket in a different colour, or a sweater; see our manager uniform guide. - Delivery riders: windcheater with a large back print and reflective piping, with the fleece underneath in winter. - Valets, security and outdoor staff: lined windcheater or padded jacket in the coldest weeks. Black zipper jackets made for Counter Culture Coffee, with a bold printed slogan across the back and a round logo on the chest. Staff jacket, merchandise jacket A good staff jacket is one small step from something guests want to buy. It is easy to order a staff run and a retail run of the same zipper jacket at the same time, with role details left off the retail version. Because the fabric, colours and artwork are shared, the setup is simple, and the merchandise side can offset part of the uniform cost. If that interests you, our guide to restaurant merchandise that sells is the place to start. Caring for fleece and windcheaters Fleece jackets last longest when they are washed inside out, zipped up, in cool or lukewarm water, and dried in the shade. Zipping up before the wash stops the teeth snagging other garments, and turning the jacket inside out protects both the embroidery and the print. Avoid tumble drying on high heat, which flattens the brushed back and can crack prints. Windcheaters need even less: a gentle cold wash or a wipe down, dried on a hanger. Never iron over a print or a coated shell. Kept this way, a good staff jacket comfortably sees more than one winter. Ordering checklist and timeline Before you place a jacket order - Roles that need a jacket, and which need a windcheater as well. - Fleece weight for your city; windcheater lining if needed. - Stand collar or hood, per role. - Zip quality, pocket style and cuff finish confirmed on the sample. - Chest logo (embroidery) and back artwork (print) approved on a mockup. - Size spread from the whole team, plus spares in the two most common sizes. - A retail version, if you plan to sell it. - In-hand date: mid November for North Indian winters. Winter is peak season for uniform manufacturers, so the earlier the better. Our typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production after approval. A September brief usually leaves enough time to get jackets to your team before the first cold week; we confirm dates with the quote. You can see recent jackets and windcheaters in the winterwear gallery. Get a quote for branded staff jackets RestroCart designs and makes custom zipper jackets, hooded zippers, fleece jackets and windcheaters for restaurants, cafes, bakeries, cloud kitchens and hotels, from our studio in Naraina, New Delhi, with delivery anywhere in India. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 with your roles, headcount and logo, or use our quote page. We keep your fabric codes and artwork on file, so next winter's reorder matches this one. Brief us before the winter rush. Share your logo and headcount and we will reply with fabric options, a mockup and a delivery date. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 64 hoodies and sweatshirts we have made · 51 jackets and windcheaters we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Is a fleece zipper jacket warm enough for Delhi winters?For staff working indoors or moving between indoor and outdoor areas, a brushed fleece zipper in the 280 to 340 GSM range is warm enough for Delhi NCR, Punjab and Jaipur winters. Staff who stand outside for long periods at night, such as valets and security, are better off with a windcheater over the fleece or a padded jacket. Should staff jackets have a hood?On a service floor, a hood looks casual and gets in the way of apron straps and name badges, so a stand collar is neater. Hoods make sense for kitchen teams walking between blocks, delivery riders and outdoor staff. A detachable or stow-away hood covers both needs. Embroidery or printing: which is better on a staff jacket?Embroidery is better for small chest logos because it looks premium and survives many washes. Printing is better for large back graphics, slogans and full-colour logos, because embroidering a large area makes the jacket stiff and heavy. Most staff jackets use both: embroidery on the chest, print on the back. Can the same jacket be sold as merchandise?Yes. A cafe can order a staff version and a retail version of the same zipper jacket, with the role details removed from the retail one. Sharing fabric and artwork across both keeps the setup simple. How long does a custom zipper jacket order take?At RestroCart the typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling, then two to four weeks of production after the sample is approved. Winter is peak season, so brief in September if you want jackets in hand by November; we confirm dates with the quote. Keep reading 23 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHousekeeping Uniforms for Restaurants: Fabric, Fit and Colour-coding Choosing housekeeping uniforms for restaurants and hotels: stain-tolerant fabrics, ladies and gents fits, utility aprons and clear role colour-coding.… Read the story → 16 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsManager Uniforms: Waistcoats, Blazers and Nehru Jackets That Actually Get Worn How to design manager uniforms for restaurants: waistcoat styles, blazer fabrics, Nehru jackets, badges and how to make front-of-house leadership visi… Read the story → 09 Jun 2026 · Client story, UniformsFresh from the Oven: Dressing a Bakery in Maroon Tees & Brown Aprons Premium maroon tees, witty typography and brown canvas aprons with an embroidered crest, inside a bakery uniform project, plus a patisserie design gui… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Lapel Pins, Badges & Keychains for Restaurants URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/custom-lapel-pins-badges-restaurants/ Custom lapel pins, button badges, role badges, fridge magnets and keychains for restaurants and cafes: types, materials, staff and guest uses, ordering tips. Home › Blog › Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Key… Buying guide, Merchandise Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 6-minute read Gold metal lapel pins in a winged key design on kraft backing cards, custom made for Lord Elgin by RestroCart Quick answer Why should a restaurant order custom lapel pins and badges? Custom pins and badges do three jobs for a restaurant. On staff, they show roles, reward milestones and add a premium finish to the uniform. For guests, they are low-cost merchandise and giveaways that keep the brand on bags, jackets and fridges. For events and launches, they are collectible souvenirs. Metal lapel pins suit premium brands; button badges suit playful cafes; magnets and keychains suit takeaway and gifting. Key takeaways - A metal lapel pin is the cheapest way to make a uniform look premium. - Role and milestone pins motivate staff and help guests identify who to ask. - Button badges, magnets and keychains are affordable giveaways guests actually keep. - Pick the backing (butterfly clutch, magnet, safety pin) to suit the fabric. In this guide - The five types, and what each is for - Lapel pins: premium polish for the uniform - Role badges: making hierarchy visible - Button badges: cheap, cheerful and very effective - Magnets and keychains: the brand on the fridge and the keyring - Choosing the right item for the job - Running a staff pin programme, step by step - Common mistakes - Ordering tips - Part of a bigger merchandise and uniform plan The smallest things on a uniform often do the most work. A gold pin on a manager's lapel, a "Head Chef" badge on a coat, a bright button badge on a barista's apron strap: none of them costs much, all of them change how the uniform reads, and guests notice them far more than owners expect. We make custom badges, lapel pins, magnets and keychains at RestroCart for restaurants, cafes and bars, usually together with their uniforms. Our staff name badges guide covers name tags in detail. This guide covers everything else in small branded metal and print: lapel pins, role badges, button badges, magnets and keychains, for staff and for guests. The five types, and what each is for Type | What it is | Best for | Metal lapel pin | Die-cast or stamped metal emblem, plated gold, silver, brass or black, with a clutch back | Managers, hosts, bartenders, premium brands, staff awards | Role badge | Metal, acrylic or PVC badge with a role title, sometimes with name | Hierarchy, guest navigation, training levels | Button badge | Round printed badge with clear cover and pin back | Campaigns, festivals, playful cafes, giveaways | Fridge magnet | Printed metal, acrylic or rubber magnet | Takeaway inserts, delivery, gifting, tourist venues | Keychain | Wood, acrylic, metal or leather tag on a ring | Merchandise, loyalty rewards, launch gifts | Lapel pins: premium polish for the uniform A well-made metal pin adds a finishing detail that embroidery cannot: shine, weight and a sense of occasion. It works especially well on waistcoats, blazers, Nehru jackets and hostess uniforms, where a small metal logo reads as quiet luxury. We made gold winged-key lapel pins for Lord Elgin and gold monogram pins for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, each presented on a kraft backing card. Gold monogram lapel pins for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, and winged-key pins for Lord Elgin, each mounted on a kraft backing card. Things to decide when ordering pins: - Size: 15 to 25 mm is standard for lapels; larger reads as a badge. - Finish: gold, silver, antique brass, rose gold or black nickel. Match the finish to buttons and hardware on the uniform. - Colour fill: plain metal is the most elegant; enamel colour fill brings in brand colours. - Backing: butterfly clutch, rubber clutch or magnet. Magnets avoid holes in fine fabrics. - Presentation: a printed backing card turns a pin into a gift, useful for staff awards and guest merchandise. Our manager uniform guide shows how pins fit into a leadership look. Role badges: making hierarchy visible In a busy restaurant, guests want to know who can help them, and new staff need to know who to ask. Role badges solve both. They can be simple, "Head Chef", "Captain", "Store Manager", "Team Leader", or combine name and role. For American Pizzeria we made black badges with names and titles for every level from team leader to store manager. Name and role badges for American Pizzeria, round 'Head Chef', 'Chef', 'Service' and 'Bar' button badges, and yellow reusable slot badges for Satay. Colour-coding role badges by department, kitchen, service, bar, management, mirrors the uniform colour system described in our complete uniform guide. Milestone and training pins A pin for completing training, a year of service or a guest-service award costs very little and means a lot to the person wearing it. Chains and hotels often run a pin programme, bronze, silver, gold, that doubles as a visible career ladder on the floor. Designing pins or badges? Send your logo and tell us how many staff and roles. We will share finishes, sizes and backing options. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Button badges: cheap, cheerful and very effective Button badges are the most flexible item on this list. They are printed in full colour, so they can carry illustrations, jokes, campaign lines or festival themes, and they are inexpensive enough to change often. Cafes use them on apron straps; QSRs use them for campaigns ("Ask me about our new burger"); and nearly everyone uses them as giveaways. We made bright orange button badges for Raw Creams, printed with their logo. Round orange button badges printed with the Raw Creams logo. Button badges work on apron straps, as campaign badges and as guest giveaways. Magnets and keychains: the brand on the fridge and the keyring A fridge magnet in a delivery bag stays on the customer's fridge for months, which is exactly where the next order decision gets made. Printed metal or acrylic magnets can carry your logo, a QR code for ordering, or a phone number. For Sepoy & Co., a premium mixers brand, we made branded metal magnets in their signature illustration. Rectangular white and silver branded metal fridge magnets with the Sepoy & Co. premium botanical mixers artwork, made by RestroCart. Keychains work the same way: small, cheap, carried every day. Wooden keychains with an engraved logo suit cafes and bakeries; acrylic suits colourful brands; leather suits premium ones. They make strong loyalty rewards ("your tenth coffee comes with a keychain") and launch gifts. Round wooden keychains engraved with The Munch Box logo, a low-cost merchandise item and loyalty reward. Choosing the right item for the job Goal | Best item | Why | Make managers look premium | Metal lapel pin | Weight and shine add formality | Help guests find the right person | Role badge | Readable at a glance | Run a campaign or festival theme | Button badge | Full colour, cheap to change | Stay in the customer's kitchen | Fridge magnet | Seen daily, next to the next order decision | Reward loyalty or launch a store | Keychain or pin on a card | Feels like a gift, carried every day | Recognise staff milestones | Numbered or tiered pins | Visible career ladder | Running a staff pin programme, step by step Recognition pins work best as a simple, visible system that staff understand from their first day. Here is a structure we recommend to restaurant groups and hotels: - Decide what you are recognising. Keep it to three or four milestones: completing training, six months or a year of service, a guest-service award, and a trainer or mentor role. - Design one pin family. The same shape and logo in different finishes, bronze, silver and gold, or the same pin with a coloured enamel fill per level. Guests and staff learn the system instantly. - Present them properly. A pin handed over on a printed backing card, in front of the team at a briefing, means far more than one dropped in a locker. - Set a place to wear them. Left collar, apron strap or lapel, the same for everyone, so the uniform stays tidy. - Keep stock. Order enough for a year of milestones so there is never a gap between earning a pin and receiving it. The cost is small, and in an industry where staff turnover is one of the biggest hidden costs, anything that makes people feel seen is worth doing. Common mistakes - Too much detail. A logo that works on a signboard can turn into a blob at 20 mm. Simplify the artwork for small metal. - Mismatched metals. A gold pin next to silver buttons and a brass buckle looks accidental. Pick one metal tone for the whole uniform. - Pin backs that damage fabric. Use magnetic backs on knits and fine fabrics, and remind staff to remove pins before washing. - Giveaways with nothing to do. A magnet or keychain with only a logo is nice; one with a QR code for ordering or a number for direct delivery is useful, and useful items get kept. - Ordering exactly the headcount. Pins get lost and teams grow. Order spares from the same batch. Ordering tips Before you order pins, badges or keychains - Send a vector logo; small items need clean artwork. - Check the design at actual size: fine text disappears below about 2 mm height. - Match metal finish to uniform hardware (buttons, buckles, eyelets). - Choose magnetic backs for delicate or knitted fabrics. - Order 20 to 30 percent extra staff pins for new joiners and losses. - For giveaways, plan quantity by campaign footfall, and keep some back for reorders. Minimums vary by item. Button badges, printed magnets and many name badges are economical in small batches; die-cast metal pins with a custom mould are better value in larger runs. Tell us the quantity you have in mind and we will suggest the right method. Part of a bigger merchandise and uniform plan Pins, badges and keychains are most effective as part of a coordinated kit: uniforms that carry the same logo, branded mugs, tote bags and packaging. Our guide to merchandise that actually sells explains which items guests buy, and the merchandise catalogue shows the full range. Small metal, big impression. Custom lapel pins, badges, magnets and keychains, designed and made for restaurants across India. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 106 restaurant merchandise we have made · 80 manager uniforms we have made · 58 name badges and pins we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the difference between a lapel pin and a name badge?A name badge shows a person's name and often their role, and is usually acrylic, metal or PVC with a pin or magnet. A lapel pin is a small decorative metal emblem, usually the brand's logo, worn on a collar, lapel or apron. Many restaurants use both: a name badge for identification and a lapel pin for brand polish. What are button badges?Button badges are round pin-back badges with a printed face covered in a clear layer, usually 44 to 58 mm across. They are inexpensive, colourful and ideal for staff role labels, campaigns, festivals and guest giveaways. Will pins damage uniforms?Pins with a butterfly clutch or rubber back make a tiny hole that closes in most woven fabrics. On delicate or knit fabrics, use magnetic backs instead. Remove pins before washing uniforms. Are keychains and fridge magnets good restaurant merchandise?Yes, especially for cafes, bakeries, cloud kitchens and tourist destinations. They are cheap to produce, easy to include in takeaway orders or gift boxes, and stay in daily view on keys and fridges long after the meal. How many pins or badges should I order?For staff pins, order your headcount plus 20 to 30 percent for new joiners and losses. For giveaways, plan by expected footfall during the campaign. Button badges and magnets are economical in small batches; metal pins with custom moulds are better value in larger runs. Keep reading 04 Nov 2025 · Ideas, MerchandiseRestaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) Which restaurant merchandise guests actually buy: totes, caps, mugs, hoodies and enamelware, with pricing, placement and production advice.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseBranded Tote Bags for Cafes, Bakeries and Restaurants: Canvas vs Jute vs Cotton, Printing, and Retail vs Giveaway How to choose branded tote bags for a cafe, bakery or restaurant: canvas vs jute vs cotton, GSM, print methods, sizes, and whether to sell them or giv… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseBranded Cushion Covers and Soft Furnishings for Cafe Interiors: Fabrics, Printing and Washability How to choose custom cushion covers and soft furnishings for a cafe or restaurant: fabrics, sizes, print methods, zips, washability and matching your … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Branded Mugs, Glassware & Enamelware for Cafes URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/custom-mugs-glassware-enamelware-restaurants/ A guide to branded mugs, cups, glassware, enamelware and bottles for cafes, bars and restaurants in India: printing methods, dishwasher durability and merch value. Home › Blog › Custom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for … Buying guide, Merchandise Custom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 6-minute read Custom printed white ceramic mugs with the Echoes logo and an 'All good, no bad' message, made by RestroCart Quick answer What is the best way to brand mugs and glasses for a cafe? For ceramic mugs and cups used in service, choose a printing method that survives commercial dishwashing, such as fired-on ceramic decals or high-quality sublimation on coated mugs, and keep the logo small and centred on the guest-facing side. For glassware, screen printing or etching lasts longest. Enamelware works for rustic and outdoor concepts. Anything sold as merchandise can carry bolder artwork, because it is washed gently at home. Key takeaways - Service drinkware needs dishwasher-proof branding; merchandise can be bolder. - Print the logo on the side that faces outward in a guest's hand, or on both sides. - Branded mugs and glasses are the most photographed items on a cafe table. - Order 20 to 30 percent spares: breakage is a certainty. In this guide - Service drinkware vs merchandise: two different briefs - Materials - Branding methods that survive service - Design tips for branded drinkware - Enamelware: the rustic option - Glassware for bars and cold drinks - Selling mugs as merchandise: what works - Common mistakes with branded drinkware - How many to order - Care and handling - Build the whole table, not just the cup Scroll through any cafe's tagged photos on Instagram and count what shows up most. Not the interiors, not the menu: the cup. A cappuccino shot from above, a hand holding a mug by the window, a cold brew on the table. Drinkware is the single most photographed object in a cafe, and in most cafes it is a plain white cup that could belong to anyone. At RestroCart we make branded mugs, cups, glassware, enamelware and bottles for cafes, bars and restaurants, both for service and to sell as merchandise. This guide covers the materials, the branding methods that survive a commercial dishwasher, and how to decide what to brand. Service drinkware vs merchandise: two different briefs Before choosing anything, separate the two uses: | Service drinkware | Merchandise | Washed | Commercial dishwasher, many times a day | At home, gently, occasionally | Branding | Small, durable, dishwasher-proof | Bolder, more artwork, collectible | Priority | Durability, stackability, consistent reorders | Design, packaging, price point | Quantity | Seats x cycle + breakage | Small runs, reorder by demand | Many cafes use a clean logo mug for service and a more playful design as merchandise. The service mug builds recognition; the merchandise mug goes home and keeps building it. See restaurant merchandise that actually sells for what guests buy. Branded drinkware from our workshop: black mugs with a gold logo, wide cappuccino cups printed in gold for Walk In Square, and white cups with a black logo. Materials Material | Look | Durability | Best for | Ceramic and stoneware mugs | Classic, warm, weighty | Good; chips if knocked | Cafes, breakfast, hot drinks, merchandise | Porcelain cups and saucers | Refined, thin-walled | Good; more fragile | Specialty coffee, tea service, fine dining | Enamelware | Rustic, retro, outdoorsy | Very hard to break; chips expose metal | Heritage, camping-style, mountain and outdoor venues | Glassware | Clean, shows the drink | Breakable; heavy-base options last longer | Bars, cold drinks, mocktails, beer | PET and disposable cups | Light, clear | Single use | Takeaway, cold brews, shakes, events | Glass bottles | Retro, giftable | Reusable | House sodas, juices, bottled cocktails, retail | Branding methods that survive service Method | On | Durability in dishwasher | Notes | Fired ceramic decal | Ceramic, porcelain | Excellent | The print is fired into the glaze | Sublimation | Coated ceramic mugs | Good with quality coating | Full-colour photos and illustrations | Screen print | Glass, ceramic, enamel | Good to very good, depending on ink and curing | Solid colours, logos | Etching / frosting | Glass | Excellent (permanent) | Subtle, premium, single tone | Laser engraving | Enamel, metal, some glass | Excellent | Monochrome marks | Stickers and sleeves | Disposable cups, bottles | Single use | Cheapest; ideal for takeaway | Whatever the method, test before bulk: put three sample mugs through your own dishwasher for two weeks and compare them against an unwashed one. Want to test a sample? Tell us what you serve and how you wash. We will recommend a method and send sample mugs or glasses with your logo. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Design tips for branded drinkware - Mind the handle. Check which side faces outward when a right-handed guest holds the mug, because that is the side the rest of the table and the camera see. Put the logo there, or simply print both sides. - Small beats big. A 3 to 4 cm logo on a service mug looks confident. Wrapping the whole mug reads as merchandise. - One colour is enough. Single-colour logos are cheaper, more durable and more elegant. Save full colour for merchandise. - Match the room. A black mug with gold print suits a moody espresso bar; white with a coloured logo suits a bright brunch cafe. - Add a line. A short message, "All good, no bad" as on the Echoes mugs, gives guests something to photograph. Full-wrap printed mugs for Pop Thai, enamel mugs for Black Bear Brew in Gulmarg, Kashmir, and patterned mugs for Echoes. Enamelware: the rustic option Enamel mugs and plates have become a signature for mountain cafes, heritage restaurants and brands with an outdoor or travel story. They are light, nearly unbreakable and photograph beautifully. We made enamel mugs for Black Bear Brew in Gulmarg and enamel plates and bowls for Echoes. Two practical notes: retire any piece with a chipped rim, and avoid using enamelware in microwaves. White enamel plates and bowls with black rims, made for Echoes. Enamelware suits rustic, heritage and outdoor concepts. Glassware for bars and cold drinks Branded glassware turns a drink into a brand moment, especially signature cocktails and house beers. Etched logos are subtle and permanent; printed logos can carry colour. For takeaway and cold drinks, branded PET cups with dome or flat lids are an affordable way to put your logo into every hand that leaves the counter. Retro glass bottles with printed labels suit house sodas and bottled drinks, as with the colourful bottles we made for Echoes. A printed beer glass for Black Bear Brew, branded PET takeaway cups with dome and flat lids, and retro soda bottles with Echoes labels. Selling mugs as merchandise: what works A branded mug is one of the easiest pieces of restaurant merchandise to sell, because the guest has just used one and liked it. A few things make the difference between a shelf that sells and a shelf that gathers dust: - Make the retail mug slightly different. A different colourway, a line of copy or a limited-edition print gives guests a reason to buy what they cannot simply take home from the table. - Display it where people wait. Next to the billing counter or the takeaway pickup point, with a clear price. Mugs hidden in a cabinet do not sell. - Package it. A simple printed box or a kraft sleeve with a sticker turns a mug into a gift. Around Diwali, Christmas and Valentine's Day, gift-ready packaging makes the mug an easy present to pick up at the counter. - Bundle it. Mug plus a bag of house coffee beans, or mug plus a cookie tin, raises the ticket and makes the gift feel complete. - Start small. Order a modest first run, see what sells, and reorder the winners. Keep your artwork on file so reorders match. We explain which other items guests actually buy, and which just sit there, in restaurant merchandise that sells. Common mistakes with branded drinkware - Ordering on looks alone. A beautiful print that fades after a month in the dishwasher is an expensive mistake. Test first. - Choosing a shape nobody stocks. An unusual mug shape looks great until you need 60 more and the model is discontinued. Ask about continuity before you commit. - Logos too large. Big logos on service cups look promotional. Small and centred looks confident. - Ignoring the saucer and the spoon. If you brand the cup, check that the saucer, spoon and tray work with it. A branded cup on a mismatched saucer looks unfinished. - No spares. Breakage is certain. Without spares from the same batch, plain cups creep back into service within weeks. - Forgetting takeaway. Many cafes brand their ceramic mugs and then hand out plain paper cups. The takeaway cup travels further than any mug; a sticker or sleeve costs very little. How many to order Item | Rule of thumb | Hot drink mugs and cups | 2 to 3 per seat for peak service, plus 20 to 30 percent spare | Glassware | 2 to 3 per seat per glass type, plus 25 percent spare | Enamelware | Per seat plus 10 to 15 percent spare (breaks less) | Takeaway cups | By daily takeaway volume and restock cycle | Merchandise mugs | Start with a small run; reorder based on sales | Order spares from the same batch. Glaze colours and print positions can vary slightly between batches, and mismatched mugs on one table look accidental. Care and handling Make branded drinkware last - Test the branding method in your dishwasher before bulk ordering. - Avoid abrasive scourers on printed areas. - Stack mugs rim to rim with a separator, or hang them, to prevent chips. - Retire chipped pieces immediately; chips are a hygiene and safety issue. - Keep a reorder buffer so breakage never forces plain white cups back into service. Build the whole table, not just the cup Branded mugs look best alongside matching coasters, trays and napkins. We made mugs, enamelware, bottles, menus and signage for Echoes as one cafe brand kit, so every surface a guest photographs carries the same identity. Explore our merchandise catalogue and the coasters and trays guide to complete the set. Put your brand in every photo. Custom mugs, cups, glassware, enamelware and bottles for cafes, bars and restaurants. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 106 restaurant merchandise we have made · 31 mugs and glassware we have made · 31 printed mugs, enamelware and glassware we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Are printed mugs dishwasher safe?It depends on the method. Fired ceramic decals and good-quality sublimation on properly coated mugs withstand dishwashing well. Cheap surface prints fade quickly in commercial dishwashers. Ask your supplier which method they use and test a sample through your own dishwasher. What is the difference between printed and etched glassware?Printed glassware uses coloured ink (often screen printed) and can be any colour. Etched or frosted glassware creates a permanent frosted mark in the glass itself, which is subtle and extremely durable. Etching suits bars and fine dining; print suits colourful casual brands. Is enamelware safe for serving food in a restaurant?Food-grade enamelware from a reputable source is widely used for serving. Chipped enamel pieces should be retired, as exposed metal can rust. Enamelware suits rustic, heritage, camping-style and outdoor concepts, and it is light and hard to break. Should a cafe sell branded mugs as merchandise?Yes, if the brand has a loyal following. Mugs are among the easiest restaurant merchandise to sell because guests already associate them with the experience. Display them near the counter with a price, and use a design slightly different from the service mug so it feels collectible. How many mugs and cups should a cafe order?Plan for peak simultaneous use plus the dishwashing cycle, typically two to three cups per seat for hot drinks, plus 20 to 30 percent spare for breakage. Order spares from the same batch so the print matches. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseBranded Tote Bags for Cafes, Bakeries and Restaurants: Canvas vs Jute vs Cotton, Printing, and Retail vs Giveaway How to choose branded tote bags for a cafe, bakery or restaurant: canvas vs jute vs cotton, GSM, print methods, sizes, and whether to sell them or giv… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseBranded Cushion Covers and Soft Furnishings for Cafe Interiors: Fabrics, Printing and Washability How to choose custom cushion covers and soft furnishings for a cafe or restaurant: fabrics, sizes, print methods, zips, washability and matching your … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseFestive and Corporate Gifting for Restaurants: Diwali and New Year Gifts for Staff, Regulars and Partners Festive and corporate gifting for restaurants: Diwali and New Year gift ideas for staff, regulars and partners, from mugs and coasters to notebooks an… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## How Custom Restaurant Uniforms Are Made, Step by Step URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/custom-restaurant-uniform-ordering-process/ The seven stages of a custom restaurant uniform order in India, from brief and swatches to sampling, production, delivery and reorders, with timelines. Home › Blog › How Custom Restaurant Uniforms Are Made: T… Buying guide, Uniforms How Custom Restaurant Uniforms Are Made: The Brief-to-Doorstep Process, Step by Step By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Custom white and maroon chef coats with a black embroidered apron, a complete kitchen uniform set made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer How long does it take to get custom restaurant uniforms made? A custom restaurant uniform order usually takes four to seven weeks end to end: about two to three weeks for the brief, design mockups, fabric swatches and a physical sample, then two to four weeks of production after the sample is approved. Winterwear, large multi-role orders and the October to December rush need extra time, so start six to eight weeks before you need the uniforms. Key takeaways - The order has seven stages: brief, design, swatches, sample, production, quality check and delivery, then reorders. - Sample approval is the moment that locks everything. Take your time there. - Plan backwards from your opening date, and add two weeks of buffer. - A good supplier keeps your spec sheet so reorders take days, not weeks. In this guide - The timeline at a glance - Stage 1: The brief - Stage 2: Design mockups - Stage 3: Fabric and colour swatches - Stage 4: The physical sample - Stage 5: Production - Stage 6: Quality check and packing - Stage 7: Delivery, and every order after it - Planning backwards from your opening date - Where orders go wrong, and how to avoid it - Why the process matters more than the price For most restaurateurs, the uniform order is a black box. You send a logo on WhatsApp, some weeks pass, and a carton arrives. When it goes well, nobody thinks about the process. When it goes badly, it is usually because a decision that should have been made in week one was made in week five, or not at all. This guide opens the box. It walks through the seven stages of a custom uniform order as we run them at RestroCart in New Delhi, what happens at each one, what you need to decide, and how long it takes. Whether you order from us or anyone else, knowing the stages will help you plan your opening and ask better questions. The timeline at a glance Stage | What happens | Your input | Typical time | 1. Brief | Roles, headcount, brand files, budget and deadline are shared | Logo, colours, roles, date | 1 to 2 days | 2. Design | Mockups per role: cut, colour, branding placement | Feedback on mockups | 3 to 5 days | 3. Swatches | Physical fabric and thread swatches are sent | Choose fabric and shade | 3 to 5 days | 4. Sample | One complete set per role is stitched and branded | Try on, wash-test, approve | 5 to 8 days | 5. Production | Fabric cut, stitched, embroidered or printed in bulk | Final size list | 2 to 4 weeks | 6. Quality check and packing | Every piece checked, packed by name or size | Delivery address, contact | 2 to 3 days | 7. Delivery and reorders | Doorstep delivery anywhere in India; spec sheet kept on file | Reorder quantities when needed | Transit time plus days for reorders | Put together, the first four stages take roughly two to three weeks and production takes two to four weeks, which is where the four-to-seven-week range comes from. Large multi-role orders, winterwear and anything ordered between October and December sit at the longer end. Stage 1: The brief A good brief is the difference between a first mockup that is nearly right and three rounds of guessing. The essentials are short: - Roles and headcount: how many chefs, commis, stewards, bartenders, hosts, housekeeping staff and managers. - Brand assets: your logo, ideally as a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF), plus brand colours. - The feel: a few reference images, your interiors, or simply three words that describe the place. - Budget range: per set or overall, so options are realistic from the start. - Deadline: the date the uniforms must be in the building, not the opening date. We have turned this into a one-page restaurant uniform brief template you can copy and fill in. Kitchen sets for April by KAP, Bellagio and Cafe Delan. Each started as a short brief: roles, logo, palette and date. Stage 2: Design mockups Our design team, led by co-founder Vasudha Gupta, turns the brief into mockups for each role. A mockup settles the decisions that are hard to change later: garment style (chef coat or chef tee, shirt or polo, bib or half apron), colour blocking and piping, where the logo sits and how large it is, and whether there is a secondary message, like a line on the back of a tee or a word on an apron strap. This is the cheapest stage to change your mind. Ask for alternatives here. Once a sample is stitched, every change costs time. Tip: judge mockups as a group, side by side, not role by role. The goal is a uniform system where each role is distinct but clearly from the same brand, which we explain in our role-by-role uniform guide. Stage 3: Fabric and colour swatches Screens lie about colour. A maroon that looks perfect on a phone can look brown under warm restaurant lighting, and black fabrics vary more than people expect. That is why we send physical swatches of fabric and embroidery thread before sampling. This is also where fabric weight gets decided. A 210 GSM poly-cotton twill for chef coats, a 180 to 220 GSM pique for polos, a heavy cotton canvas for aprons: each choice changes how the uniform feels, how it washes and what it costs. If the numbers are new to you, our chef coat fabric guide and apron fabric comparison cover the trade-offs. Look at swatches in your restaurant, under your lighting, next to your furniture. Five minutes there prevents most colour regrets. Stage 4: The physical sample The sample is one complete set per role, made in the chosen fabric with the actual branding. It is the most important checkpoint in the whole process, because what you approve here is what gets made in bulk. How to check a uniform sample - Put it on the person who will wear it, and have them work in it for an hour. - Check the colour next to your interiors and under your lighting. - Look closely at embroidery: no puckering, clean edges, correct size and placement. - Check pocket positions against real use: pen, notepad, thermometer, card machine. - Wash it once or twice the way your laundry will, then check shrinkage and colour. - Confirm the size run you need, including any ladies' fits and larger sizes. Only approve when you are happy. If something needs to change, a revised sample is far cheaper than a reprinted batch. Planning an opening? Tell us your date and team size. We will map the design, sampling and production timeline backwards from your opening day. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Stage 5: Production After sign-off, fabric is issued for your order, cut to graded patterns and stitched. Branding happens either before stitching (on cut panels, for some embroidery placements) or after (on finished garments). For most restaurant orders, production takes two to four weeks, depending on quantity, the number of different garments and the embroidery load. During production you need to send one thing: the final size list. The cleanest way is a simple sheet with each person's name, role and size. If staff are still being hired, order a size run with 10 to 15 percent spare and distribute on arrival. Our sizing guide covers spare ratios by role. A finished service set, black polo, cap and embroidered apron, checked and folded for dispatch at RestroCart's New Delhi studio. Stage 6: Quality check and packing Every piece is checked before it leaves: measurements against the size spec, embroidery placement and finish, loose threads, stains, buttons and press studs. Pieces are then packed the way you want them to arrive. For a new opening, packing by staff name saves your manager an afternoon of sorting. For a chain, packing by outlet and role makes distribution simple. Stage 7: Delivery, and every order after it We deliver to the door anywhere in India, from Delhi NCR and Gurgaon to Amritsar, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Kolkata, Pune, Bengaluru and Goa. For out-of-town clients, the whole process above runs over WhatsApp, video calls and courier; see how we deliver uniforms across India. The order is not really finished at delivery. The first reorder, usually within three to six months as the team changes, is the real test. We keep a spec sheet for every client: fabric, shade, thread colours, embroidery files, placements and size grading. That is what makes the fifth steward's shirt match the first one. Planning backwards from your opening date Restaurant openings slip, but uniform lead times do not shrink to match. Here is a simple backward plan for a new outlet. Weeks before opening | What should be done | 8 weeks | Brief sent; roles and headcount estimated; budget agreed | 7 weeks | Mockups reviewed and finalised | 6 weeks | Fabric swatches approved under your lighting | 5 weeks | Samples received, worn, washed and approved | 5 to 2 weeks | Production; final size list sent | 2 weeks | Delivery; distribution and trial wear during training and soft launch | Opening day | Team in uniform, spares on the shelf | The two-week buffer before opening is not a luxury. Staff need to wear the uniform during training so you can fix fits, add a missing size or order a few more aprons before guests arrive. Our new restaurant checklist lists every uniform and supply item by department. Where orders go wrong, and how to avoid it - Starting too late. The most common problem by far. Start eight weeks out. - Skipping the sample. Fabric, colour and fit problems that a sample would have caught become problems across the whole batch. - Changing the design after sampling. Small changes restart the clock. Make them at the mockup stage. - Guessing sizes. A size set or a measurement guide takes a day and saves a reorder. - Ordering winterwear in November. Fleece lead times are longer and every north Indian restaurant orders in the same window. Our winterwear guide suggests ordering in September or October. - Splitting uniforms across vendors. Two suppliers means two shades of your brand colour. There is a case for one supplier for uniforms and supplies. Why the process matters more than the price Two quotes can look similar per piece and produce very different results, because the difference is in the steps: whether swatches are sent, whether a sample is made, whether embroidery is checked, whether specs are kept. When you compare suppliers, compare their process as carefully as their price. Our guide on choosing a restaurant uniform manufacturer has fifteen questions to help. Start with a brief, finish with a team that looks the part. Send your roles, headcount and date. We reply the same day with next steps. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What do I need to send a uniform manufacturer to get started?Your logo files (vector if you have them), brand colours, the roles you need to dress with headcount per role, any reference images or mood board, your budget range and your opening or deadline date. Photos of your space help with colour decisions. Our uniform brief template lists everything in one page. Can I see a sample before placing the full order?Yes, and you should insist on it. RestroCart makes a physical sample per role in the chosen fabric and branding before bulk production, so you can check colour, fit, embroidery and feel in person. How are sizes collected for a restaurant team?Either your team tries on a size set and you share a size list by name, or each person's key measurements are taken with a simple guide. Mixed teams usually need ladies' fits for shirts and housekeeping tunics. We pack finished uniforms by staff name or by size, as you prefer. Can uniforms be delivered outside Delhi?Yes. RestroCart manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to restaurants across India. Swatches, samples and approvals move by courier, WhatsApp and video call. How long does a reorder take?Reorders are much faster than the first order because the design, fabric and embroidery files are already approved. The timeline mainly depends on fabric availability and quantity. Keep a buffer stock of 10 to 15 percent to cover new hires in between. What if I need uniforms urgently?Tell us your date on day one. We can sometimes shorten timelines by choosing in-stock fabrics and simpler branding, and by splitting the order so the kitchen or the floor is dressed first. What we will not do is skip the sample stage for a new design. Keep reading 09 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBartender Uniforms: Dressing the Bar Team for Light, Camera and a Long Shift Bartender uniform ideas and specs: leather and denim bar aprons, rolled-sleeve shirts, waistcoats, suspenders and fabrics that survive a wet bar.… Read the story → 02 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsRestaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, Cardigans and Rider Raincoats How to add winterwear to a restaurant uniform: hoodie vs sweatshirt vs zipper, fleece weights, cardigans for fine-dine and raincoats for delivery ride… Read the story → 26 May 2026 · Client story, UniformsServing Scoops in Style: Designing Uniforms for an Ice Cream Parlour Pink polos, khaki aprons and playful caps, designing uniforms for ice cream parlours and dessert cafes, where colour psychology sells more scoops.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: Honest Comparison URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/custom-vs-readymade-restaurant-uniforms/ Should your restaurant buy readymade uniforms or get them custom made? Cost per wear, fit, fabric, branding, lead time and when each option makes sense in India. Home › Blog › Custom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: A… Buying guide, Uniforms Custom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: An Honest Comparison of Cost, Quality and Brand Value By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 6-minute read Custom navy polo t-shirt with a royal blue bib apron, both with embroidered branding, a service uniform set made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer Are custom restaurant uniforms worth it compared to readymade ones? For most restaurants with a team of eight or more, yes. Custom uniforms cost more per piece but usually cost less per wear, because fabric and construction are chosen for kitchen heat and daily washing, sizes fit your team, colours match your brand, and reorders match the first batch. Readymade uniforms make sense for temporary staff, very small teams, stop-gap needs or when you need clothing within days. Key takeaways - Compare cost per wear, not cost per piece. - Readymade is fast and cheap to start; custom is cheaper to run and builds the brand. - A hybrid works well: custom aprons and chef coats, branded readymade tees for casual roles. - The gap between the two is widest in the kitchen and smallest for basic tees. In this guide - The short version - Where readymade uniforms make sense - Where custom uniforms pay for themselves - Cost per wear: the number that decides it - The hybrid approach most restaurants should consider - Questions to ask yourself before deciding - Signs it is time to move from readymade to custom - What customization actually includes - Our honest recommendation At some point before opening, every restaurant owner opens two browser tabs. One shows a readymade uniform catalogue with chef coats at a tempting price and delivery this week. The other is a WhatsApp chat with a custom manufacturer talking about swatches, samples and a four-to-seven-week timeline. Which one is right? We are a custom manufacturer, so you should read this with that in mind. But we also tell clients to buy readymade when it makes sense, because a restaurant that feels oversold does not come back for its second outlet. Here is the honest comparison. The short version Factor | Readymade uniforms | Custom uniforms | Upfront cost | Lower | Higher per piece | Cost per wear | Often higher: lighter fabric, earlier replacement | Often lower: fabric chosen for heat and laundry | Lead time | Days, if in stock | Four to seven weeks end to end | Fit | Stock size chart; limited ladies' fits | Graded to your team; ladies' fits and extended sizes | Colour | What is in stock | Your brand colour, matched to swatches | Branding | Logo added on top | Branding designed into the garment: piping, panels, placements | Reorders | Depend on the same stock still existing | Matched from a spec sheet | Brand value | Looks like other restaurants | Looks like yours; photographs as part of the brand | Where readymade uniforms make sense Readymade is the right answer more often than manufacturers admit: - Temporary and event staff. A catering company hiring forty people for a wedding season does not need forty custom shirts. It needs clean, matching, branded basics. - Very small teams on a tight budget. A four-person kiosk can start with branded readymade tees and caps and upgrade once the concept is proven. - Genuine emergencies. If your uniforms are needed in five days, readymade with a logo is the only realistic option. - Back-of-house basics. Plain black trousers and skull caps are commodity items for many kitchens. If you go readymade, check three things: fabric weight (hold it up to the light), stitching at stress points (armholes, pocket corners, apron strap joins) and the size chart against your actual team. Custom service uniforms made for Bunta Bar and Cafe Lakeside, and a coordinated tee, cap and apron set. None of these colours or placements exist in a readymade catalogue. Where custom uniforms pay for themselves In the kitchen This is where the gap is widest. A chef coat is washed hot, often daily, and worn beside open flame. Readymade chef coats are frequently made in lighter fabric that goes translucent under kitchen lights, with plastic buttons that crack in hot washes. A custom coat in 200 to 220 GSM poly-cotton twill with cloth buttons or press studs, double-stitched seams and a reinforced sleeve pocket simply lasts longer. Our chef coat fabric guide explains the specifications. For aprons Aprons take the most abuse of any uniform piece and sit front and centre in every photograph. Custom lets you choose the fabric (canvas, denim, leatherette or waterproof), strap style (neck loop or cross-back), pocket layout for the role, and branding that survives the wash. See canvas vs denim vs leather aprons. When the brand is the product If your concept depends on a look, a signature teal, a Nehru collar, a playful line on the back of a tee, readymade cannot deliver it. Guests photograph staff more than most owners realise, and a uniform that is recognisably yours turns every photo into brand content. When you plan to grow The second outlet is where readymade uniforms quietly fail. The catalogue has changed, the shade is discontinued, and outlet two looks like a different company. Custom uniforms come with a spec sheet, so outlet five matches outlet one. We explain how multi-outlet programmes work in our hotel F&B uniform guide. Cost per wear: the number that decides it The fairest way to compare is cost per wear: what you pay for a garment divided by the number of shifts it survives looking presentable. A cheaper coat that looks tired after a few months of daily washing can cost more per wear than a better coat that lasts a year or more. The comparison depends on your laundry, your menu and your standards, so run it with your own numbers: Work out cost per wear for any uniform - Price per piece, including branding and delivery. - Sets per person (usually three for chef coats and aprons, two to three for service shirts). - Shifts per week each piece is worn. - Months until it fades, shrinks, tears or stops looking presentable. - Cost per wear = price per piece divided by (shifts per week x weeks it lasts). Owners who do this sum usually find that the kitchen and aprons are where custom pays back fastest, while basic tees are closer to a draw. Our restaurant uniform cost guide covers the other drivers of budget: sets per person, replacement cycles and opening versus annual orders. Not sure which pieces are worth customizing? Send us your team split and budget. We will tell you honestly where custom pays off and where branded basics are enough. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com The hybrid approach most restaurants should consider It does not have to be all or nothing. A setup that works for many casual dining restaurants and cafes: Role | Recommended approach | Why | Chefs | Custom chef coats and aprons | Heat, hot washing and open-kitchen visibility | Service team | Custom aprons over branded polos or shirts | The apron carries the brand; the polo can be simpler | Bar | Custom leatherette or denim apron | The bar is the most photographed station | Housekeeping | Custom set in stain-tolerant fabric | Readymade rarely comes in ladies' and gents' fits in one shade | Managers | Custom waistcoat or blazer, tailored | Worn all day; must read as leadership | Temporary or event staff | Readymade tees with embroidered logo | Fast, affordable, easy to scale | A mustard polo, black cap and black apron: a custom set where the apron and embroidery do the branding and the polo stays simple. Questions to ask yourself before deciding - How many people will wear this uniform in the next twelve months, including turnover? - Is our brand colour a standard stock colour, or something specific? - Will we open a second outlet within two years? - How are uniforms washed: in-house, by staff at home, or by a commercial laundry? - Do guests see the kitchen? - When do we actually need the uniforms, and is there time for a sample? If you answered "more than eight", "specific", "yes", "commercial laundry", "yes" and "six weeks or more", custom is almost certainly the better investment. Signs it is time to move from readymade to custom Many restaurants start with readymade uniforms and switch later. These are the signals that the switch will pay off: - You are reordering every few months. If uniforms are fading, shrinking or tearing fast enough that you reorder constantly, better fabric will cost less over the year. - Colours no longer match. When this month's batch is a different shade from last month's, the catalogue has changed underneath you. - Staff complain about fit. Readymade size charts often suit nobody well, and uniforms that do not fit are uniforms staff avoid wearing. - You are opening a second outlet. This is the moment to lock in a specification that can be repeated. - Guests are photographing your team. If your staff appear in reels and reviews, the uniform has become marketing, and it should look like your brand. - You have rebranded. A new logo and palette are the natural point to design uniforms around them rather than squeezing them onto stock garments. The switch does not have to happen all at once. Start with the pieces that wear out fastest or matter most, usually chef coats and aprons, and move the rest over at the next reorder. What customization actually includes "Custom" covers a range. At the lighter end, it means choosing a stock garment style in your colour with your branding. At the fuller end, it means designing the garment: colour-blocked panels, contrast piping, bespoke pocket layouts, printed linings, a woven label with your name. RestroCart works across that whole range, from branded polos for a new QSR to complete eight-role uniform systems like the one we made for Bayleaf. Branding options include embroidery, screen printing, DTF, sublimation, woven patches and leather patches. Our honest recommendation If you are opening a restaurant with a real team, a real brand and a plan to be around in three years, customize the kitchen, the aprons and the leadership roles at minimum. Use branded basics where they genuinely do the job. And whichever route you take, never skip the sample for anything you will order in bulk. Get a custom quote you can compare. Share your roles and headcount. We will send options at two budget levels so you can see the difference for yourself. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Is it cheaper to buy readymade restaurant uniforms?Upfront, usually yes. Over a year, often not. Readymade uniforms tend to use lighter fabric and generic construction, so they fade, shrink or tear sooner and need replacing more often. Custom uniforms cost more per piece but frequently cost less per wear, especially chef coats and aprons. Can I add my logo to readymade uniforms?Yes. Embroidering or printing a logo on readymade polos, tees, caps and aprons is a sensible middle path for casual cafes and QSRs. You get branding quickly, but colours are limited to what is in stock and fit follows the stock size chart. How long do custom restaurant uniforms take compared to readymade?Readymade uniforms with a logo can be ready in days if stock is available. Fully custom uniforms at RestroCart typically take two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production. Which uniform items should always be custom made?Chef coats, aprons and anything the brand is built around, such as a signature colour, a kurta or a waistcoat. These take the most wear or carry the most identity. Basic tees and caps are the easiest items to source readymade and brand. What is the minimum quantity for custom uniforms?Uniforms typically start at small team-size quantities, so even a ten-person cafe can order a fully custom set. Minimums vary by garment and fabric; share your headcount for a confirmed number. Keep reading 02 Jun 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsRestaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, Cardigans and Rider Raincoats How to add winterwear to a restaurant uniform: hoodie vs sweatshirt vs zipper, fleece weights, cardigans for fine-dine and raincoats for delivery ride… Read the story → 26 May 2026 · Client story, UniformsServing Scoops in Style: Designing Uniforms for an Ice Cream Parlour Pink polos, khaki aprons and playful caps, designing uniforms for ice cream parlours and dessert cafes, where colour psychology sells more scoops.… Read the story → 26 May 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsEmbroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Uniforms: Which Branding Method to Choose Embroidery, screen print, DTF, sublimation, woven and leather patches compared for restaurant uniforms: durability, cost, detail and best use per garm… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Dry-fit vs Cotton vs Full-Sleeve T-shirt Uniforms: Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/dry-fit-cotton-full-sleeve-tshirt-uniforms/ Dry-fit vs cotton vs poly-cotton t-shirt uniforms for restaurants, QSRs and cafes in India: fabrics, GSM, round neck vs polo, full sleeve, branding and quantities. Home › Blog › Dry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T… Buying guide, Uniforms Dry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T-shirt Uniforms for Restaurants, QSRs and Cafes By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 6-minute read Maroon custom dry-fit polo t-shirt uniforms with embroidered Sutra branding, made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer Are dry-fit or cotton t-shirts better for restaurant uniforms? Dry-fit (polyester performance fabric) is better for hot kitchens, QSR counters, outdoor seating and delivery teams, because it wicks sweat, dries fast and keeps its colour. Cotton and cotton-rich blends are better for cafes and air-conditioned floors, because they feel softer, look more premium and hold embroidery beautifully. Poly-cotton sits between the two and is the safest all-round choice for most restaurant teams. Key takeaways - Choose fabric by the heat and sweat of the role, not by what feels nicest in the shop. - 180 to 220 GSM is the sweet spot for restaurant tees and polos. - Full-sleeve tees are a smart middle layer for winter floors and air-conditioned dining rooms. - Embroider logos on cotton; use heat-transfer or sublimation on dry-fit. In this guide - The three fabric families - GSM: the number that decides how a tee looks after 50 washes - Round neck, polo or full sleeve? - Branding methods by fabric - Choosing by role - Colour: what survives a year - Sweatshirts: the next layer - How many to order - Care that keeps tees looking new - Common mistakes with t-shirt uniforms - The bottom line The t-shirt is the most common restaurant uniform in India, and the one most often bought without much thought. A cafe picks a colour, adds a logo, orders whatever GSM the supplier suggests, and three months later the tees are faded, stretched at the neck or soaked through by noon. Choosing the right fabric, weight and style for each role takes ten minutes and makes the difference between a uniform staff want to wear and one they tolerate. We make t-shirt and polo uniforms at RestroCart for cafes, QSRs, bakeries, breweries, cloud kitchens and resorts across India. Our polo GSM guide goes deep on polo construction and our oversized tee guide covers the drop-shoulder trend. This guide is the overview: dry-fit vs cotton vs blends, half vs full sleeve, polo vs round neck, and which to choose for each role. The three fabric families Fabric | Feel | Heat and sweat | Colour and shape | Branding | Best for | 100% cotton | Soft, natural, premium | Absorbs sweat, dries slowly | Can fade and shrink without care | Excellent for embroidery and screen print | Cafes, bakeries, air-conditioned floors, merchandise | Poly-cotton blend | Soft with more structure | Good; dries faster than cotton | Holds colour and shape well | Very good for embroidery and print | All-round service teams, QSR, casual dining | Dry-fit (polyester) | Light, smooth, sporty | Wicks sweat, dries fast | Excellent colourfastness, minimal shrink | Best with heat transfer or sublimation; light embroidery | Hot kitchens, QSR counters, outdoor seating, delivery | White dry-fit polos with script branding for Bellagio, and a green full-sleeve dry-fit polo with gold embroidery over a black half-sleeve polo for a resort team. When dry-fit wins Dry-fit is built for sweat. Choose it for roles that are hot, active or outdoors: QSR counters beside fryers and grills, open kitchens that use tees instead of chef coats, rooftop and outdoor service in summer, and delivery riders. It keeps colour through hard washing, which matters for bright brand colours. The trade-off is feel: cheap dry-fit can feel synthetic and hold odour, so ask for a soft-hand finish and a pique or mesh knit. When cotton wins Cotton feels and looks premium, takes embroidery beautifully and is what guests associate with a relaxed, crafted brand. It suits cafes, bakeries, specialty coffee bars and air-conditioned dining rooms. Look for combed or bio-washed cotton for softness, and pre-shrunk fabric to limit shrinkage. Cotton tees are also the best choice for merchandise sold to guests. When poly-cotton wins If you are unsure, poly-cotton is the safe middle. It feels close to cotton, holds its shape and colour better, dries faster and survives commercial laundry. For a mixed team where the same tee is worn at the counter and on the floor, it is usually the best compromise. GSM: the number that decides how a tee looks after 50 washes Garment | Recommended GSM | Why | Round-neck tee (kitchen, counter) | 160 to 180 | Cool and light for hot roles | Round-neck tee (floor, cafe) | 180 to 200 | Opaque, holds shape, looks premium | Polo t-shirt | 180 to 220 | Collar and placket keep their structure | Oversized tee | 200 to 240 | Drop-shoulder drape needs weight | Full-sleeve tee | 180 to 220 | Warmth without bulk | Below about 160 GSM, light-coloured tees turn see-through under restaurant lighting and stretch at the neck. Above about 240 GSM, they become warm for Indian kitchens. When you compare quotes, ask for the GSM in writing; it explains most of the price difference between two similar-looking tees. Not sure which fabric suits your team? Tell us the roles, the heat of each station and how you wash. We will send fabric swatches for each. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Round neck, polo or full sleeve? Style | Reads as | Best for | Round-neck tee | Casual, friendly, modern | Cafes, bakeries, dessert brands, kitchens, events | Polo | Neat, service-ready, professional | Casual dining, QSR, breweries, resorts, floor managers | Full-sleeve tee or polo | Covered, smart, seasonal | Winter floors, AC dining rooms, resorts, kitchens where forearm cover is preferred | Oversized drop-shoulder tee | Streetwear, young, merch-friendly | Youth-focused cafes, dessert and bubble tea brands | Full-sleeve tees are underused. In north Indian winters they bridge the gap between a summer tee and a hoodie, and in heavily air-conditioned dining rooms they keep staff comfortable year-round. A full-sleeve version of your standard tee or polo, in the same colour and branding, keeps the uniform consistent across seasons. For deeper winter layers, see our restaurant winterwear guide. Full-sleeve tees and polos from our workshop: a beige tee with a bold back print, a beige full-sleeve polo set for Bontastic, and white polos embroidered for Greko Reserve. Branding methods by fabric Method | Cotton | Poly-cotton | Dry-fit | Embroidery | Excellent | Excellent | Good on heavier pique; keep designs light on thin fabrics | Screen print | Excellent | Very good | Needs specialist inks | DTF / heat transfer | Very good | Very good | Very good | Sublimation | Not suitable | Limited (pale colours only) | Excellent on white and light polyester | A good rule: embroider the chest logo, print the fun. A small embroidered crest on the chest looks premium and survives laundry; a bold line on the back, "Don't rush me, I am caramelising", as on the bakery tees we made, gives the uniform personality. Our embroidery vs printing guide explains each method. Choosing by role Role | Recommended | Notes | QSR counter and kitchen | Dry-fit or poly-cotton polo or tee, 160 to 200 GSM | Pair with a cap and a waterproof or canvas apron | Cafe and bakery floor | Cotton or bio-washed tee, 180 to 200 GSM | Apron carries the colour; tee can be neutral | Casual dining service | Poly-cotton polo, 200 to 220 GSM | Contrast collar tipping adds polish | Open kitchen (no chef coat) | Dry-fit chef tee or poly-cotton tee | Dark colours hide splashes | Delivery riders | Dry-fit tee or polo | Add a windcheater or raincoat in monsoon | Resort and outdoor | Dry-fit polo, half and full sleeve | Light colours reflect heat | Events and pop-ups | Cotton tees | Double as merchandise afterwards | Colour: what survives a year Black, navy, charcoal, bottle green and maroon hide stains and fade gracefully. White looks clean but needs strict laundry discipline. Bright brand colours, reds, oranges and yellows, hold best in dry-fit and poly-cotton. If your brand colour is bright, consider a neutral tee with the colour on the apron, cap and embroidery instead. Our uniform colours guide covers lighting, cuisine and colour-coding by role. Sweatshirts: the next layer When the tee is not enough, a branded sweatshirt or zip-up in the same palette keeps the team on brand through winter. Crew-neck sweatshirts suit cafes and kitchens; zip-ups suit floor staff who need to layer over a uniform quickly. We made sweatshirts and zip-ups for Coffee Bond and Dicha, among others. Winter layers in the same brand language as the tees: a navy zip-up with a '#Brew it like Bond' back print for Coffee Bond, a green zip sweatshirt for Dicha, and a black sweatshirt with a bold back print. How many to order Item | Per person | Plus | Daily-wear tees or polos | 3 | 10 to 15 percent spare for new joiners and size changes | Full-sleeve tees (seasonal) | 2 | Order by September for north Indian winters | Sweatshirts or zip-ups | 1 to 2 | Order in September or October | Event or merchandise tees | By headcount or sales forecast | Keep a size run in stock for reorders | Our sizing guide explains how to collect sizes for a mixed team and plan spares. Care that keeps tees looking new T-shirt uniform care - Wash inside out to protect prints and embroidery. - Wash dark colours together and in cold or warm water, not hot. - Avoid fabric softener on dry-fit; it blocks the wicking finish. - Dry in shade; direct sun fades dark cotton quickly. - Do not iron directly on prints; iron inside out on low heat. More in our uniform care guide. Common mistakes with t-shirt uniforms - Choosing by price per piece. A cheaper, thinner tee that needs replacing twice as often costs more. Compare GSM and fabric, not just price. - One fabric for every role. The cashier in an air-conditioned lobby and the cook beside the fryer have different needs. Two fabrics in the same colour is fine. - White tees for kitchens. They look clean for a week. Choose darker colours or reserve white for front-of-house with strict laundry. - Big printed logos on the chest. Large chest prints crack and look promotional. Embroider a small chest logo; put the big idea on the back. - Ignoring ladies' fits. Unisex tees rarely fit everyone well. Offer a ladies' cut in the same colour and branding. - Forgetting winter. Order full-sleeve versions and sweatshirts before the cold arrives, or the team will cover your uniform with their own jackets. The bottom line Pick dry-fit for heat and movement, cotton for comfort and premium feel, and poly-cotton when you need one tee to do everything. Get the GSM in writing, embroider the logo, print the personality, and add full sleeves and a sweatshirt so the uniform works all year. Browse the uniforms catalogue or see real deliveries on the work gallery. Tees your team will actually want to wear. Custom dry-fit, cotton and poly-cotton t-shirts, polos and sweatshirts, made in New Delhi, delivered across India. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 144 t-shirt uniforms we have made · 31 dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is dry-fit fabric?Dry-fit is a general name for polyester performance fabrics knitted to pull moisture away from the skin and dry quickly. It is light, colourfast and resists shrinking, which makes it popular for sports, QSRs, delivery teams and hot kitchens. Is dry-fit comfortable in Indian summers?Good-quality dry-fit is comfortable in heat because it wicks sweat and dries fast, but cheap dry-fit can feel plasticky and hold odour. Look for a soft-hand finish and a mesh or pique knit, and wash it after every shift. What GSM is best for restaurant t-shirts?For round-neck tees, 160 to 200 GSM is comfortable and durable. For polos, 180 to 220 GSM holds the collar and shape better. Below 160 GSM tees can look thin and translucent; above 240 GSM they get warm for kitchen and counter work. Should restaurant staff wear polo or round-neck t-shirts?Polos look smarter and hold a chest logo well, which suits service teams in casual dining and QSR. Round-neck tees are more relaxed and suit cafes, bakeries and brands with a playful tone, especially with a printed message on the back. Can dry-fit t-shirts be embroidered?Yes, with care. Lightweight dry-fit can pucker under dense embroidery, so smaller, lighter embroidery or heat-transfer printing and sublimation are often better choices. Heavier dry-fit pique polos take embroidery well. How many t-shirts does each staff member need?Three per person is the standard for daily-wear roles, so one can be worn, one washed and one kept spare. Add 10 to 15 percent extra for new joiners and size changes. Keep reading 26 May 2026 · Client story, UniformsServing Scoops in Style: Designing Uniforms for an Ice Cream Parlour Pink polos, khaki aprons and playful caps, designing uniforms for ice cream parlours and dessert cafes, where colour psychology sells more scoops.… Read the story → 26 May 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsEmbroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Uniforms: Which Branding Method to Choose Embroidery, screen print, DTF, sublimation, woven and leather patches compared for restaurant uniforms: durability, cost, detail and best use per garm… Read the story → 19 May 2026 · Design notes, UniformsHow to Choose Uniform Colours for Your Restaurant (Without Regretting It in Month Three) A practical framework for picking restaurant uniform colours: lighting, cuisine, stain tolerance, brand palette, role colour-coding and what photograp… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## FSSAI Kitchen Uniform & Hygiene Rules for Restaurants URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/fssai-kitchen-uniform-hygiene-guide/ What FSSAI Schedule 4 expects food handlers to wear: protective clothing, head covering, masks, gloves and footwear, turned into a practical uniform spec. Home › Blog › Kitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: … Buying guide, Uniforms Kitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: What Indian Restaurants Must Provide Their Food Handlers By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Black and white custom chef coats with embroidered branding, hygienic kitchen uniforms made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer What does FSSAI require kitchen staff to wear in India? Under Schedule 4 of the Food Safety and Standards (Licensing and Registration of Food Businesses) Regulations, 2011, food handlers must wear suitable, clean protective clothing, head covering, face mask, gloves and footwear. FSSAI's catering training manual also says street shoes should not be worn while preparing food and that visitors to the kitchen should wear protective clothing. In practice that means clean chef coats or aprons, caps or hair nets, masks, gloves and dedicated kitchen footwear. Key takeaways - The rule is about clean protective clothing and head covering, not a specific garment. - Three sets per food handler is the practical minimum to keep uniforms clean every shift. - Design details matter: secure fastenings, no chest pockets, full hair coverage. - Kitchen uniforms should stay in the building; changing facilities are part of the requirement. In this guide - What the regulations say - Turning the rule into a uniform specification - Design details that make a kitchen uniform more hygienic - How many sets does a food handler need? - Colour-coding for raw and cooked, veg and non-veg - Laundry and changing: the part most kitchens skip - What about front-of-house staff? - Hygiene is also a brand signal Food safety inspections in India are not only about fridges and floors. Inspectors, auditors and increasingly guests look at the people handling food: whether hair is covered, whether coats are clean, whether the cook at the pass is wearing street shoes. The uniform is the most visible part of a restaurant's hygiene system, and FSSAI's rules say so directly. This guide explains what the regulations actually require of food handlers' clothing, and how to turn those requirements into a sensible uniform specification for an Indian kitchen. We make kitchen uniforms for a living, not hygiene audits, so treat this as practical guidance rather than legal advice, and check the current regulations or a food safety consultant for your specific licence. What the regulations say India's food safety law is the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. The hygiene rules most restaurants work under sit in Schedule 4 of the Food Safety and Standards (Licensing and Registration of Food Businesses) Regulations, 2011. Schedule 4 is divided into parts: Part I sets general hygiene and sanitary practices for registered food businesses, and Part V covers catering and food service establishments that hold a licence. FSSAI's own basic food safety training manual for catering, used in its FoSTaC programme for Food Safety Supervisors, summarises the personal hygiene rules. The key clothing requirement reads: All food handlers shall wear suitable clean protective clothing, head covering, face mask, gloves and footwear. The same manual adds three points that affect uniforms directly: - Street shoes should not be worn inside the food preparation area while handling and preparing food. - Visitors who must enter the food production area should wear protective clothing and wash and sanitise their hands. - Changing facilities and separate lavatories should be provided for staff, and rest rooms should be separate from food areas. Note what the rule does not say. It does not specify a colour, a fabric or a style. A white double-breasted chef coat is not legally required; a clean, suitable garment that protects food from contamination is. That leaves restaurants free to design uniforms that suit their brand, as long as they meet the hygiene intent. Turning the rule into a uniform specification Here is how each item in the requirement translates into something you can order. FSSAI requirement | What it means in practice | Uniform specification we recommend | Clean protective clothing | A clean garment at the start of every shift that covers personal clothing | Chef coat or chef tee plus bib apron; three sets per person | Head covering | All hair contained, so it cannot fall into food | Skull cap, beret cap or bandana cap that fully covers hair; hair nets under caps for long hair; beard nets where needed | Face mask | Mouth and nose covered where required by the task | Washable branded masks or disposable masks; kept clean and changed regularly | Gloves | Hand protection for ready-to-eat food and hot work | Disposable food-grade gloves; heat-resistant gloves for tandoor and grill | Footwear | No street shoes while preparing food | Closed, non-slip kitchen shoes kept at work | Visitors | Protective clothing for anyone entering the kitchen | A few spare aprons and disposable caps at the kitchen door | Custom beret-style chef caps in brown, red and black, embroidered with each restaurant's name. Head covering is part of FSSAI's hygiene requirements; it can still carry the brand. Design details that make a kitchen uniform more hygienic Meeting the rule is the minimum. These construction details, common in professional kitchens worldwide, make a uniform genuinely safer to cook in: Secure fastenings Loose buttons can fall into food. Cloth knot buttons, press studs or concealed plackets are safer than cheap plastic buttons, which also crack in hot washes. We use knotted cloth buttons or press studs on most chef coats. No pockets above the waist on food handlers Pens, phones and thermometers in chest pockets can fall into pots. Many kitchens specify no chest pockets, with a sleeve pocket for a thermometer and waist-level pockets on the apron instead. Full hair coverage A cap that sits high on the head looks smart but fails its job. Choose caps with an elastic or adjustable back that cover the hairline, and pair them with hair nets for longer hair. Our chef caps and headwear guide compares styles. Double-breasted fronts The classic double-breasted chef coat has a practical reason: the front can be re-buttoned to hide a stain, so the chef can step out of the kitchen looking clean. It also adds a layer of protection from splashes and heat. Colour that shows dirt, where it matters White makes soiling visible, which is why it remains the traditional hygiene colour. Darker colours hide stains, which is kinder to appearance but can hide the need to change. A sensible compromise many of our clients use is white or light coats for food preparation and darker aprons that are changed more often. Fabric that survives hot washing Clean means washed properly, often hot. Poly-cotton twill of around 200 to 220 GSM keeps its shape and colour through repeated hot washes far better than light cotton. Our chef coat fabric guide explains the options. A navy kitchen set with matching cap and apron, made by RestroCart. Coordinated head covering and aprons make it obvious when someone is not wearing theirs. Planning kitchen uniforms for an inspection or a new licence? Tell us your kitchen headcount and sections. We will recommend coats, aprons and headwear for each station. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com How many sets does a food handler need? The requirement is for clean protective clothing. A cook who owns one coat cannot start every shift in a clean one. The working standard is three sets per food handler: one being worn, one in the wash, one clean and ready. For hot, wet or messy sections such as tandoor, grill and dishwash-adjacent prep, four is safer. Aprons should be more plentiful still, because they take the most soiling and can be changed mid-shift. Item | Per food handler | Notes | Chef coat or chef tee | 3 (4 for hot sections) | One clean coat every shift | Bib apron | 3 to 4 | Change when soiled, including mid-shift | Cap or head covering | 2 to 3 | Wash with uniforms; hair nets as consumables | Kitchen trousers | 2 to 3 | Dark or checked fabrics hide splashes | Kitchen footwear | 1 pair kept at work | Closed, non-slip | Masks and gloves | Consumables | Stock by daily usage | Our sizing and quantities guide covers spare ratios and reorder planning. Colour-coding for raw and cooked, veg and non-veg FSSAI's catering guidance places heavy emphasis on preventing cross-contamination: separate equipment for raw and cooked food, and separate handling of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. Many Indian kitchens reinforce this with colour-coded aprons, for example one colour for the non-veg section and another for veg or pastry. It is not a named requirement, but it makes segregation visible at a glance and is cheap to implement when you are already ordering aprons. The same principle is used for housekeeping uniforms, so cleaning staff are clearly distinguishable from food handlers. Laundry and changing: the part most kitchens skip A clean uniform worn on a crowded bus is no longer clean. The regulations require changing facilities for staff, and the logic follows: uniforms should be put on at work and taken off at work. In practice: A simple uniform hygiene routine - Staff change into uniforms on arrival, in the changing area, not at home. - Kitchen shoes stay at work; street shoes never enter the prep area. - Soiled uniforms go into a closed laundry bag, never onto a prep surface. - Uniforms are washed after every shift, hot enough to clean properly. - Worn, torn or permanently stained pieces are replaced, not patched indefinitely. - Spare aprons and caps are kept at the kitchen door for visitors. Our uniform care guide covers wash temperatures, stain protocol and rotation systems that make this routine easy to run. What about front-of-house staff? The clothing requirement is written for food handlers. Servers who carry plated food are handling food in a looser sense, and the same principles apply: clean uniforms every shift, tied-back or covered hair, and no jewellery that can drop into food. Many restaurants use half aprons for servers and caps for counter staff at cafes and bakeries. See our steward and server uniform guide. White chef coats with black piping made for Aioli. Clean, well-fitted kitchen uniforms are the most visible part of a restaurant's hygiene story. Hygiene is also a brand signal Guests cannot see your cold chain, but they can see your cooks. In open kitchens, cafes with a visible pass, and every restaurant that posts kitchen videos on social media, the uniform is the proof of hygiene that guests actually notice. A crisp coat, a proper cap and a clean apron say more about your kitchen than any certificate on the wall, and they can carry your logo while doing it. RestroCart has made kitchen uniforms for restaurants, cafes, bakeries, cloud kitchens and hotel outlets across India since 2018. We design them for the realities of Indian kitchens: heat, hot washing and long shifts. For what your kitchen should wear, and in what fabric, start with our uniforms catalogue or send us your kitchen headcount. This article is practical guidance on uniforms, not legal advice. Regulations are updated from time to time; confirm current requirements on fssai.gov.in or with a qualified food safety consultant. Dress your kitchen for hygiene and for the brand. Coats, aprons and caps, designed for Indian kitchens, delivered anywhere in India. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 374 chef coats we have made · 53 caps and headwear we have made · 44 chef caps we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Is a uniform mandatory for restaurant kitchen staff under FSSAI?FSSAI's hygiene requirements under Schedule 4 say food handlers shall wear suitable clean protective clothing, head covering, face mask, gloves and footwear. The regulation does not prescribe a specific design, but a kitchen uniform with a cap or hair net is the practical way to meet it consistently. Check the current regulations or a food safety consultant for your specific licence. Do restaurant chefs have to wear a cap in India?Yes, head covering is part of FSSAI's personal hygiene requirements for food handlers. Skull caps, beret caps, bandanas, hair nets and traditional chef toques all work if they fully cover the hair. Beard nets are advisable for bearded staff in food preparation areas. Are gloves compulsory for food handlers?FSSAI's requirements list gloves among the protective items food handlers should wear. In practice, disposable food-grade gloves are used for handling ready-to-eat food, and heat-resistant gloves for hot work. Gloves do not replace hand washing. Can kitchen staff wear their uniforms from home?It is better not to. FSSAI requires changing facilities for staff, and the FoSTaC catering manual says street shoes should not be worn while handling food. Keeping uniforms and footwear in the building prevents dust and contamination from the commute. How often should chef uniforms be washed?After every shift. A clean uniform at the start of each shift is the point of the rule, which is why three sets per person is the working standard: one worn, one in the wash, one ready. Does RestroCart make FSSAI-friendly kitchen uniforms?Yes. RestroCart makes chef coats, chef tees, aprons, skull caps and beret caps designed for hygiene: secure fastenings, no chest pockets on request, full hair coverage and fabrics that withstand hot washing. We do not certify compliance; your Food Safety Supervisor should confirm your overall hygiene plan. Keep reading 26 May 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsEmbroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Uniforms: Which Branding Method to Choose Embroidery, screen print, DTF, sublimation, woven and leather patches compared for restaurant uniforms: durability, cost, detail and best use per garm… Read the story → 19 May 2026 · Design notes, UniformsHow to Choose Uniform Colours for Your Restaurant (Without Regretting It in Month Three) A practical framework for picking restaurant uniform colours: lighting, cuisine, stain tolerance, brand palette, role colour-coding and what photograp… Read the story → 12 May 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsWhat Do Restaurant Uniforms Cost in India? A Planning Guide for Owners How restaurant uniform budgets actually work in India: what drives cost, sets per person, replacement cycles, and how to plan an opening or annual ord… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## How to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/how-to-choose-restaurant-uniform-manufacturer-india/ A buyer's checklist for choosing a restaurant uniform manufacturer in India: fabric, sampling, embroidery, sizing, timelines, reorders and red flags. Home › Blog › How to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufac… Buying guide, Uniforms How to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 9-minute read Black custom chef coats with red contrast piping and embroidered branding, made by RestroCart, restaurant uniform manufacturer in New Delhi Quick answer How do I choose a restaurant uniform manufacturer in India? Choose a manufacturer that specialises in hospitality, shows you real restaurant work with client names, quotes fabric by blend and GSM, makes a physical sample before bulk production, embroiders in-house or under its own supervision, commits to a written timeline, and keeps your specifications on file so reorders match. Ask for all of this in writing before you pay an advance. Key takeaways - A hospitality specialist understands heat, laundry, stains and roles; a general garment unit usually does not. - Never approve bulk production without a physical sample in your hand. - Ask for fabric blend and GSM on the quote. 'Premium cotton' is not a specification. - The real test of a supplier is the reorder six months later, not the first delivery. In this guide - Why a restaurant needs a specialist, not just a garment unit - The 15 questions to ask before you pay an advance - How to compare two uniform quotes side by side - Red flags that should make you walk away - Specialist manufacturer, tailor, or readymade catalogue? - What working with RestroCart looks like - A final test: ask about their worst order Every restaurant owner in India eventually has the same bad week. The uniforms arrived late, the maroon on the aprons does not match the maroon on the shirts, two of the chef coats have already shrunk a size, and the supplier who was so responsive before the advance has gone quiet on WhatsApp. Most of that pain is avoidable, and almost all of it can be spotted before you pay a single rupee. We have been on the manufacturing side of this conversation since 2018, making uniforms for more than 200 F&B brands from our studio in Naraina, New Delhi. This guide is the checklist we would use if we were the buyer: fifteen questions to ask any restaurant uniform manufacturer, what a good answer sounds like, and the red flags that should make you walk away. Use it on us, too. Why a restaurant needs a specialist, not just a garment unit India has thousands of garment manufacturers, and many of them make excellent corporate shirts or school uniforms. Restaurant uniforms are a different problem. A chef coat has to breathe beside a tandoor running above 45 degrees, survive daily hot washes with industrial detergent, and still look crisp when the chef walks out to greet a table. A server's half apron needs pockets in the right place for a notepad, a pen and a card machine. Housekeeping fabric has to forgive bleach splashes. A bartender's apron has to handle ice water, citrus and sticky syrups. A specialist has already solved these problems a hundred times. A generalist will solve them on your order, at your cost. The difference shows up in month three, when the uniforms have been through sixty wash cycles. Chef uniforms made by RestroCart for Avatar, Big Tree Cafe and Cake Walk: three kitchens, three brand languages, the same production standard. The 15 questions to ask before you pay an advance 1. Can you show me real restaurant work, with client names? Stock photos of models in white chef jackets tell you nothing. Ask for photographs of actual deliveries, ideally flat-lays of finished pieces and photos of staff in service, and ask which restaurants they were made for. A manufacturer proud of its work will name clients happily. You can browse ours on the work gallery, where every piece is tagged by product and, where the client agreed, by brand. Red flag: "Our clients are confidential" for every single job. Some clients do ask to stay unnamed; none of a supplier's clients wanting that is unusual. 2. What exactly is the fabric: blend, weave and GSM? "Premium cotton" and "imported fabric" are not specifications. A good quote says something like 65:35 poly-cotton twill, 210 GSM or 100% cotton canvas, 10 oz. That precision is what lets you compare two quotes honestly, and it is what protects you if the bulk order arrives thinner than the sample. If you are unsure what these numbers mean, our chef coat fabric guide and polo GSM guide explain them in plain English. 3. Will you make a physical sample before bulk production? This is the single most important question on the list. A digital mockup shows you design intent; only a physical sample shows you fabric hand-feel, true colour, embroidery density, collar construction and fit. For a team order, the sample should be one complete set per role in the actual fabric, with the actual branding. Red flag: a supplier who wants to go straight to bulk "to save time". It never saves time. It moves the mistakes from the sample stage, where they are cheap, to the bulk stage, where they are not. 4. Is embroidery and printing done in-house or supervised by you? Branding is where most quality problems live: puckered embroidery, logos that are a few millimetres off-centre across a batch, prints that crack after ten washes. Ask whether branding happens in-house or with a partner they supervise directly, and ask to see close-ups of embroidery on a finished garment. Our embroidery vs printing guide explains which method belongs on which garment. 5. Do you understand the difference between roles? A good manufacturer will ask you about your roles before quoting: how many chefs, how many on the floor, whether the bar is separate, whether housekeeping is in-house, whether managers need a distinct look. If the conversation starts and ends with "how many pieces", they are selling garments, not a uniform system. Our role-by-role uniform guide shows how the pieces fit together. 6. How do you handle sizing for a mixed team? Indian restaurant teams span a wide range of body types, and standard size charts from export garment units often run narrow. Ask whether they provide a size set for your team to try on, whether they offer ladies' fits for shirts and housekeeping tunics, and how they handle one-off sizes. See our uniform sizing guide for the process we use. 7. What is the timeline, in writing, from sample approval to delivery? Get two dates: when the sample will be ready, and how many days after sample approval the bulk order ships. Our typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling, then two to four weeks of production. Treat any supplier promising a complete custom team order in a week with scepticism, and treat a supplier who cannot give dates at all with more. 8. Can you make everything, or will I need three more vendors? A new restaurant needs chef coats, aprons, service shirts, caps, name badges, housekeeping sets and often winterwear, plus menus, coasters and packaging. Every extra vendor adds a colour-matching problem and another person to chase. There is a practical case for ordering uniforms and supplies together: shared artwork, one reorder conversation, and colours that actually match. 9. How will you match my brand colour? Ask whether they work from Pantone references, physical swatches or "closest available". Fabric dyed to order behaves differently from stock fabric, and a colour that looks right on screen can look different under warm restaurant lighting. A good supplier sends physical fabric swatches before sampling. Our uniform colour guide covers how lighting and cuisine affect the choice. 10. What happens if something is wrong? Ask directly: if pieces arrive with a defect, a wrong size or a branding error, what is the remedy and how fast? The answer should be specific: replace defective pieces, fix branding errors at their cost, and a realistic turnaround. Vague reassurance is not a policy. 11. Will you keep my specifications on file for reorders? This question separates suppliers from partners. Six months from now you will hire four more stewards. You need the same fabric lot or the closest match, the same embroidery file, the same placement and the same sizing. A manufacturer who keeps a spec sheet for your brand makes reorders a one-line WhatsApp message. 12. Can you deliver to my city, and how are measurements handled remotely? If your restaurant is outside the supplier's city, ask how swatches, samples and measurements will move. We run most out-of-town projects over WhatsApp, video calls and courier, and deliver to cities from Amritsar and Srinagar to Guwahati and Goa. Our note on delivering uniforms across India covers what changes by climate and region. 13. What is included in the price? Line up two quotes and check what each one includes: fabric, stitching, embroidery or print, digitising charges for the logo, packaging, and delivery. A low per-piece price can hide separate setup charges. Ask for one all-in number per set. 14. How should we care for these uniforms? A supplier who understands their product will tell you how to wash it: temperature, detergent, whether to turn embroidery inside out, and what will fade it early. If they cannot answer, they have probably not seen their uniforms after sixty washes. Our uniform care guide is the advice we give every client. 15. Who is my single point of contact? Restaurant openings move fast and change often. You need one person who knows your order, answers on WhatsApp, and can make decisions. Ask who that is before you pay. Want to run these questions past us? Send your team size, roles and opening date. We will reply with fabric options, a sampling plan and a written timeline. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com How to compare two uniform quotes side by side Once you have quotes, put them in a simple grid. The cheapest line rarely wins once you account for what is missing. What to compare | What a strong quote shows | What a weak quote shows | Fabric | Blend, weave and GSM per garment | 'Premium cotton', 'best quality' | Sample | Physical sample per role before bulk | Mockup only, sample 'if needed' | Branding | Method, size and placement per piece; digitising included | 'Logo included', no detail | Sizing | Size set or measurement process; ladies' fits available | S, M, L, XL only | Timeline | Sample date plus bulk days after approval | 'Two to three weeks', no start point | Reorders | Spec sheet kept on file | Not mentioned | Price | All-in per set, delivery stated | Per piece, extras added later | Red flags that should make you walk away - No physical sample. The most expensive shortcut in uniform buying. - No fabric specification. You cannot hold anyone to a promise that was never written down. - Only stock photos. If they cannot show their own work, ask yourself why. - Full payment upfront for a custom order. A part advance against an approved sample is normal; paying everything before you have seen anything is not. - One size chart for everyone. Your team is not a size chart. - Silence on reorders. If they are not thinking about month six, they will not be there in month six. Housekeeping uniforms made for Anglow Cocktail Bar as part of a four-team uniform system. A specialist designs the unglamorous roles with the same care as the chef coats. Specialist manufacturer, tailor, or readymade catalogue? Not every restaurant needs a custom manufacturer on day one. Here is an honest view of when each option makes sense. Option | Best for | Watch out for | Local tailor | A few pieces, alterations, very small cafes | Inconsistent colour and sizing across batches; slow for teams | Readymade catalogue uniforms | Stop-gap needs, temporary staff, very tight budgets | Your restaurant looks like every other restaurant; limited sizes | Hospitality uniform manufacturer | Any team of eight or more, new openings, multi-outlet brands | Needs two to six weeks; plan ahead | We go deeper into the trade-offs in custom vs readymade restaurant uniforms. What working with RestroCart looks like Since you will likely ask us these questions, here are our answers up front. We are a design and manufacturing studio for hospitality, founded in 2018 by Raashi Gupta and Vasudha Gupta, with our studio at E-41, Naraina, New Delhi. We make every uniform role, chef, service, bar, hostess, housekeeping and management, plus caps, winterwear and name badges, alongside tableware, merchandise and packaging, so a restaurant can dress its team and its tables in one conversation. - Brief: you share your roles, headcount, brand files and opening date on WhatsApp or email. Our uniform brief template makes this a ten-minute job. - Design and swatches: our design team sends mockups per role and physical fabric swatches. - Sampling: one complete set per role, in your fabric and branding, for your approval. - Production: bulk production after sample sign-off, with quality checks before packing. - Delivery: packed by staff name or size and delivered to your door, anywhere in India. - Reorders: your specifications stay on file, so the next batch matches the first. The full walk-through, with timings at each stage, is in how custom restaurant uniforms are made. A two-tone housekeeping set with contrast piping and embroidered branding, from RestroCart's New Delhi workshop. A final test: ask about their worst order Here is a question most buyers never ask: "Tell me about an order that went wrong and what you did." Every manufacturer has one. The good ones answer immediately, explain what failed, and describe what they changed afterwards. That answer tells you more about how your order will be handled than any brochure. A supplier who claims nothing has ever gone wrong has either not made many uniforms or is not being straight with you. Ask us too; we would rather you hear how we fix problems before you need us to. Ready to shortlist a manufacturer? Put us to the test with the fifteen questions above. We reply the same day. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 1753 restaurant uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should I buy restaurant uniforms from a local tailor or a manufacturer?A local tailor works for a handful of pieces and quick alterations. Once you need consistent colour, embroidery and sizing across a team, or plan a second outlet, a hospitality uniform manufacturer is cheaper over the year because fabric is bought in lots, patterns are graded properly and reorders match. How long does it take to get custom restaurant uniforms made in India?At RestroCart the typical timeline is two to three weeks for design, fabric selection and sampling, then two to four weeks of production after sample approval. Winterwear and large multi-role orders need more time, and October to December is the busiest window in north India. What advance do uniform manufacturers usually ask for?Most custom uniform manufacturers ask for a part advance to buy fabric and start production, with the balance before dispatch. What matters more than the percentage is that the advance is paid against an approved sample and a written specification, so both sides agree on what is being made. Can a Delhi uniform manufacturer supply restaurants in other cities?Yes. RestroCart is based in New Delhi and delivers to restaurants across India, including Amritsar, Ludhiana, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Kolkata, Pune, Bengaluru and Goa. Measurements, swatches and sample approvals are handled over WhatsApp, video call and courier. What is the minimum order for custom restaurant uniforms?It varies by product. Uniforms typically start at small team-size quantities, so a ten-person cafe can order a full custom set. Items that need special tooling or larger fabric runs have higher minimums. Share your team size on WhatsApp for a confirmed answer. How do I check the quality of a uniform supplier before ordering?Ask for a sample in your chosen fabric, wash it three times at the temperature your laundry uses, and check shrinkage, colour bleed, embroidery puckering and seam strength. Also ask for two client references in your city or segment and look at their staff in service, not in a photo shoot. Does RestroCart make uniforms for hotels and chains?Yes. RestroCart has dressed single cafes, multi-outlet restaurant groups, cocktail bars, cloud kitchens and hotel F&B outlets, including The Lodhi in New Delhi, for more than 200 F&B brands since 2018. Keep reading 19 May 2026 · Design notes, UniformsHow to Choose Uniform Colours for Your Restaurant (Without Regretting It in Month Three) A practical framework for picking restaurant uniform colours: lighting, cuisine, stain tolerance, brand palette, role colour-coding and what photograp… Read the story → 12 May 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsWhat Do Restaurant Uniforms Cost in India? A Planning Guide for Owners How restaurant uniform budgets actually work in India: what drives cost, sets per person, replacement cycles, and how to plan an opening or annual ord… Read the story → 05 May 2026 · Operations, UniformsHow to Make Restaurant Uniforms Last Twice as Long Practical uniform care for restaurants: wash temperatures, stain protocol, rotation systems, laundry bags, storage and what actually destroys uniforms… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Leatherette Menu Covers & Bill Folders: Restaurant Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/leatherette-menu-covers-bill-folders-guide/ Custom leatherette menu covers and bill folders for restaurants: materials, formats, branding by debossing, foil or print, sizes, care and how many to order. Home › Blog › Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: … Buying guide, Tableware Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Black custom leatherette bill folder and menu cover with debossed WOK branding, card and pen slots, made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer Are leatherette menu covers good for restaurants? Yes, for most dine-in restaurants, bars and hotels. Leatherette (PU or faux leather) looks premium, wipes clean in seconds, resists spills better than paper or fabric, and takes debossing, foil stamping and print for branding. Inserts can be changed without replacing the cover. Choose it for fine dining, bars and hotel outlets; choose wood or MDF for casual cafes, and paper for menus that change weekly. Key takeaways - Leatherette wipes clean and outlasts paper and fabric menus by a long way. - Debossing is the most durable and understated branding on leatherette. - Order menus for 1.5 times your table count, and bill folders for about half your tables plus spares. - Match menu covers, bill folders and coasters so the table reads as one brand. In this guide - What leatherette is, and why restaurants use it - Formats: menu covers - Formats: bill folders - Branding methods on leatherette - Choosing colour and texture - Leatherette vs wood, MDF and paper - How many menu covers and bill folders to order - Hotels and bars: the extra pieces - Common mistakes - Care: keeping leatherette looking new - What makes a well-made cover - Completing the table There is a moment at the start of every meal when a guest holds your menu and decides what kind of place this is. There is another moment at the end, when the bill arrives, and they decide how they feel about what they paid. In most restaurants both moments happen inside a leatherette cover. It is worth getting right. At RestroCart we make leatherette menu covers and bill folders in our New Delhi workshop for restaurants, bars, cafes and hotel outlets, usually alongside their uniforms and coasters. This guide covers the formats, materials, branding methods and quantities, and when leatherette is the right choice over wood, MDF or paper. What leatherette is, and why restaurants use it Leatherette is synthetic leather: a PU or PVC coating over a fabric backing, finished with a leather-like grain. For restaurant use it has four clear advantages over genuine leather and paper: - It wipes clean. Curry, wine and ketchup come off with a damp cloth and a mild cleaner, which matters when menus pass through dozens of hands a night. - It is consistent. Every cover in a batch matches in colour and grain, which genuine leather rarely does. - It takes branding well. Debossing, foil stamping and print all work. - It is economical. A fraction of the cost of real leather, with a similar look at arm's length. The trade-off: leatherette does not age into a patina the way real leather does, and very cheap PVC can crack in hot, dry conditions. Grade and stitching quality matter. Leatherette bill folders from our workshop in maroon with brass corners, black with a card slot and receipt panel, and tan with a pen loop. Formats: menu covers Format | How it works | Best for | Book / folder cover | Two or three panels with clear pockets or corner straps holding printed inserts | Full food menus in fine and casual dining | Screw-post binder | Screw posts let you add or remove pages | Long menus, wine lists, bars with changing drinks | Single board with strap or clip | One rigid panel with an elastic strap or clip over the insert | Short menus, specials, cocktail cards | Arched or shaped board | Custom silhouette, often with a side binding strip and screws | Signature menus that need to stand out | Long wine or drinks cover | Narrow tall format | Bars, lounges and wine lists | An arch-topped tan leatherette menu board with a side binding strip and screw posts, made in RestroCart's New Delhi workshop. Formats: bill folders A bill folder has to do more than a menu. It carries the bill, often a pen, sometimes a card, and returns with cash or a card slip. The details that matter: - Receipt holder: a corner pocket or a clear sleeve so the bill does not slide out. - Card slot: for the guest's card or a loyalty card. - Pen loop: so the pen comes back to the station. - Cash pocket: a flap or pocket so change does not fall out. - Feedback or QR panel: an insert with a UPI code, a review QR or a thank-you line. For cafes that prefer a warmer, more casual look, MDF bill holders are an alternative; our bill holders and table accessories guide compares all the options. A grey textured bill folder with debossed AVATAR branding: a fabric-textured finish reads softer and more contemporary than classic grained leatherette. Branding methods on leatherette Method | Look | Durability | Best for | Debossing (blind) | Logo pressed into the surface, no colour | Excellent: nothing to wear off | Understated, premium, most restaurants | Foil stamping | Debossed with gold, silver, rose gold or copper foil | Very good; foil can dull with heavy handling | Bars, hotels, fine dining | Screen or UV print | Flat colour, can be multi-colour | Good; avoid on high-friction edges | Colourful casual brands | Metal plate or badge | Engraved metal logo plate fixed to the cover | Excellent | Very premium or heritage brands | Contrast stitching | Stitching in a brand colour around the edge | Excellent | Adds a subtle brand accent to any method | Our default recommendation is blind debossing on the front, a foil or printed logo on the inside panel if you want colour, and contrast stitching if the brand has a strong accent colour. Want to see swatches? Tell us your table count and brand colours. We will send leatherette colour and texture options with a mockup of your cover. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Choosing colour and texture Black and dark brown are the safe classics and hide wear best. Tan and cognac feel warmer and suit cafes, bistros and heritage interiors. Maroon, bottle green and navy suit bars and hotels. Grey fabric-textured finishes read modern and pair well with minimal interiors. Pick the cover colour by standing at a table in your dining room: it should sit comfortably with the table top, the napkins and the staff uniform, not match any one of them exactly. Our colour guide is written for uniforms, but the same thinking about lighting and palette applies to tableware. A grey two-panel menu folder with insert pockets, and dark brown menu covers with screw-post binding and debossed branding for House of Wok Prive. Leatherette vs wood, MDF and paper Material | Look | Cleaning | Lifespan | Best for | Leatherette | Classic, premium, formal | Wipe clean | Long | Fine dining, bars, hotels | Solid wood | Warm, crafted, rustic | Wipe; avoid soaking | Long | Cafes, bistros, craft bars | MDF board | Clean, printed, modern | Wipe (sealed) | Medium to long | Cafes, QSR, casual dining | Paper / laminated | Simple | Replace | Short | Changing menus, QSR, inserts | We go deeper into this in MDF, wood, leatherette or paper menus and wooden menus. Many restaurants mix materials: leatherette for the food menu and bill folder, a wooden board for daily specials, and paper inserts throughout. How many menu covers and bill folders to order Item | Rule of thumb | Example: 20 tables, 70 covers | Food menu covers | 1.5 per table, or one per two covers | 30 to 35 | Drinks or wine list | 1 per two tables, plus bar | 12 to 15 | Bill folders | About half your table count, plus spares | 12 to 14 | Spare inserts | Print 20 to 30 percent extra | As needed | Order a few extra covers from the same batch. Leatherette colour can vary slightly between production lots, so spares ordered later may not match perfectly. Hotels and bars: the extra pieces Hotel F&B and bars usually need more than a food menu and a bill folder. The same leatherette family can extend to: - Wine and spirits lists in a tall, narrow format with screw posts, so vintages and prices can be updated page by page. - Room-service menus and in-room dining folders, often with the hotel crest debossed and foil-stamped. - Check presenters for the bar, with a slot for the card terminal slip and a cash clip. - Desk and reception folders for guest registration, banquet proposals and event menus. - Coasters and table mats in the same leatherette, so the bar counter matches the menu. Keeping every outlet's pieces in one material and colour family, with the outlet's name debossed, is how multi-outlet hotels stay consistent. Our hotel F&B programme guide applies the same thinking to uniforms. Common mistakes - Choosing the thinnest material. Floppy covers crease and look tired within weeks. Ask for a rigid board inside. - Glued edges on high-use items. Bill folders are opened hundreds of times a week; stitched edges survive, glued ones peel. - Inserts that do not fit. Design your menu to the cover's insert size, not the other way round, or pages will slide and curl. - Too much foil. A large foil logo scuffs quickly. Blind deboss the big mark and keep foil for small details. - Forgetting the bill folder. Restaurants invest in beautiful menus and then present the bill in a free plastic folder. The last impression matters as much as the first. Care: keeping leatherette looking new Daily and weekly care - Wipe covers with a damp cloth and mild soap solution at close; avoid harsh solvents. - Dry immediately; do not leave covers wet or stacked damp. - Keep away from direct heat such as tandoor passes, heat lamps and sunny windows. - Store flat or upright, not under heavy stacks that crease the spine. - Replace clear insert sleeves when they cloud; they are cheap and make old covers look new. What makes a well-made cover When comparing samples, look at the edges and corners first. Stitched edges last longer than glued or heat-sealed ones. Corner protectors, metal or reinforced, prevent the most common wear. Inside, check that insert pockets are the right size for your paper (A4 and A5 are standard), that screw posts are tight, and that pen loops are stitched rather than glued. A cover that feels rigid and flat in the hand is doing its job; one that bends easily will crease within weeks. Completing the table Menus and bill folders work best as part of a set: matching coasters, napkins, table stands and staff name badges in the same palette. That is the approach we took for clients like House of Wok Prive, where menu covers, bill holders and table napkins were made together. Browse more on our tableware catalogue or the work gallery. Upgrade the first and last thing your guests hold. Custom leatherette menus and bill folders, made in New Delhi, delivered across India. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 109 restaurant menus we have made · 45 table accessories we have made · 17 leatherette menu covers we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is leatherette?Leatherette is a synthetic leather, usually a PU (polyurethane) or PVC coating on a fabric backing. For restaurant menus and bill folders it looks and feels like leather, but it is lighter, more consistent in colour, easier to clean and costs a fraction of genuine leather. How long do leatherette menu covers last?With daily use and regular wiping, a good leatherette cover lasts far longer than paper or laminated menus. Lifespan depends on handling, stitching quality and heat exposure. Corner protectors and stitched edges extend it. What is the best way to brand a leatherette menu?Debossing (pressing the logo into the surface) is the most durable and understated. Foil stamping in gold, silver or copper adds shine for bars and hotels. Screen or UV printing allows full colour. Embossed metal plates suit very premium settings. How many menus does a restaurant need?A common rule is 1.5 menus per table or roughly one per two covers, plus spares for damage and for the bar. Bars and cafes with a separate drinks menu should count those separately. Can bill folders include a QR code for payments or reviews?Yes. Many clients add a printed card or panel inside the bill folder with a UPI QR code, a review QR or a feedback prompt. It turns the last moment of the meal into a review or repeat-visit prompt. What sizes do leatherette menu covers come in?The common sizes are A4 and A5 for food menus, and narrower long formats for drinks and wine lists. Custom sizes, arched tops, screw-post bindings for adding pages, and elastic or corner-strap insert holders are all possible. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareSunboard and Double-Sided Menu Boards for Cafes, QSR Counters and Pop-Ups: When They Beat MDF Sunboard and double-sided menu boards for cafes, QSR counters and pop-ups: how they compare with MDF, thickness, durability, care and the real cost of… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareBranded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards for Restaurants and Cafes: Wood, MDF, Engraving, Food-Safe Finishes and Care Choosing branded trays, platters and serving boards for restaurants and cafes: solid wood vs MDF, laser engraving, food-safe finishes, sizes and daily… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareQR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Custom QR code table stands, tent cards and table talkers for restaurants: materials, sizes, what to print, where to place them and how they drive rev… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## QR Table Stands & Tent Cards for Restaurants: A Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/qr-table-stands-tent-cards-guide/ Custom QR code table stands, tent cards and table talkers for restaurants: materials, sizes, what to print, where to place them and how they drive reviews. Home › Blog › QR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talk… Buying guide, Tableware QR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 6-minute read Arch-shaped QR code table stands on engraved wooden bases printed 'Feels like home' for Food Overloaded, made by RestroCart Quick answer What should a restaurant QR table stand include? A restaurant QR table stand should carry one clear call to action per code (scan for menu, order, pay or review), a large high-contrast QR code of at least 3 to 4 cm, a short label under it, the table number if you take orders to the table, and your brand. Use a sturdy base in wood, acrylic or MDF so it does not tip, and print codes that point to links you can update without reprinting. Key takeaways - One stand, one or two clear actions. Five QR codes on one card get zero scans. - Use dynamic QR links so you can change the destination without reprinting. - Wooden and acrylic bases look deliberate; laminated paper looks temporary. - Tent cards sell specials and events; rotate them monthly. In this guide - The four jobs a table sign can do - Designing a QR stand people actually scan - Materials and formats - Tent cards and table talkers: selling what is on the menu - Cue cards: the table as a conversation - Where to place them - How many to order - How to tell if your table stands are working - Common mistakes - Durability tips - Part of a coordinated table Every table in your restaurant has a few square centimetres of prime advertising space that most owners fill with a laminated sheet and some sticky tape. That space is looked at, on average, for the whole meal. Used well, it gets guests to open the menu, order another round, pay faster, follow you on Instagram and leave the review that brings in next month's customers. At RestroCart we make QR table stands, tent cards, table talkers and cue cards for restaurants, cafes and bars, usually alongside their menus and bill holders. This guide covers what to print, which materials work, and how to design small table signs that actually get used. The four jobs a table sign can do Job | What it says | Where it links | Menu | Scan for menu | Your digital menu | Order and pay | Scan to order / pay at table | Your ordering or payment system; include table number | Reviews and social | Loved it? Review us / Follow us | Google review page, Instagram, TripAdvisor | Promotions | Weekday offer, happy hours, new menu, events | Usually no QR needed; the card itself is the message | The most common mistake is asking one small sign to do all four jobs. Pick one or two per stand. A guest will scan one code; nobody scans four. QR stands for Jawai Empire with separate cards for menu, Google reviews and TripAdvisor, and order-at-table stands for Laziza Diner with table numbers and a review code. Designing a QR stand people actually scan Size and contrast Print the code at least 3 x 3 cm; 4 to 5 cm is safer in warm, low restaurant lighting. Dark code on a light background, with a clear white margin around it. Avoid placing codes on busy patterns or glossy finishes that catch glare. A label that says what happens "Scan for menu", "Scan to order, Table 7", "Scan to pay", "Review us on Google". A code without a label is a puzzle; a label tells the guest what they get for pulling out their phone. Dynamic links Print codes that point to a short link you control, so you can change the destination when you switch ordering platforms or update the menu URL. Reprinting forty stands because a link changed is an avoidable cost. Table numbers If guests order from the table, the table number should be on the stand and, ideally, encoded in the link. It removes the most common ordering error. Brand, but small Logo at the top or on the base, brand colours on the card. The QR code and the label are the heroes. Materials and formats Format | Material | Look | Best for | Block stand with slot | Wooden or MDF base, printed card or acrylic insert | Warm, deliberate, easy to update | Cafes, casual dining, QR menus | Engraved wooden block | Solid wood with laser-engraved logo | Crafted, premium | Brands with wooden menus and coasters | Clear acrylic L-stand or T-stand | Acrylic with printed insert | Modern, minimal | Contemporary interiors, counters | Hanging card frame | Wooden frame with rings and printed card | Distinctive, flippable | Specials, events, bar menus | Folded tent card | Printed card, A-frame | Light, temporary | Offers, festivals, seasonal menus | Flip cue cards | Spiral-bound card set on a stand | Playful, informative | Conversation starters, stories, games | A wooden hanging frame for a Pan-Asian Coconut Carnival, printed tent cards for a weekday offer, and a scan-for-menu stand with a follow-us card on engraved wooden bases. Need stands for every table? Send us your table count, logo and the links you want. We will design the cards and send a mockup. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Tent cards and table talkers: selling what is on the menu Tent cards are the quiet salespeople of the dining room. They work best when they are specific and short-lived: - Happy hours and weekday offers: "Weekday lunch: 25 percent off, Monday to Thursday." - New dishes and seasonal menus: one photograph and one line. - Events: live music, festival menus, brunch launches. - Upsells: desserts, the signature cocktail, a large-format dish for the table. Rotate tent cards monthly. A card guests have seen three times becomes furniture. Paper tent cards are ideal here because they are cheap to reprint; keep the permanent QR stand separate. Cue cards: the table as a conversation A flip-style cue card stand on the table can carry your story, sourcing notes, food facts, trivia or a game. We made spiral-bound cue cards for Echoes as part of a full cafe brand kit. They give guests something to pick up while waiting, and they are strong photo props. Spiral-bound flip cue cards made for Echoes, part of a full cafe brand kit by RestroCart. Where to place them - Tables: one QR stand per table, placed at the edge nearest the wall or window so it does not get in the way of plates. - Counter and bar: a stand at the pickup point and at the bar for pay and review codes. - Entrance: a larger standee with the menu QR for guests waiting to be seated; see our signage guide. - Bill folder: a review QR on the inner panel of the bill folder catches guests at the best possible moment. How many to order Item | Quantity rule | QR stands (menu / order / pay) | 1 per table, plus counter, bar and 10 percent spare | Review / social stands | 1 per table or every other table, or inside bill folders | Tent cards | 1 per table per campaign, plus 20 percent spare | Replacement inserts | Print extras; inserts get stained and bent first | How to tell if your table stands are working Table signage is one of the few pieces of restaurant branding you can actually measure. A few simple checks: - Scan counts. Most dynamic QR services show how many times each code was scanned. Use a different link for each type of stand, menu, review, Instagram, so you can see which one earns its place. - Reviews per week. Note your weekly Google review count before the review stands go out and compare it a month later. - Offer redemptions. For tent cards promoting a specific dish or offer, count how many were ordered in the promotion period against the previous month. - Staff feedback. Ask servers whether guests mention the cards. If nobody does, the design or placement needs work. If a stand is not being used, change one thing at a time: the label, the size of the code, or the position on the table. Common mistakes - Too many codes. Menu, pay, review, Instagram, Wi-Fi and a loyalty programme on one card means none of them gets scanned. - Codes too small or on glossy stock. Glare and low light make small codes fail. Test in your actual dining room at night. - Static codes to links that change. A switch of ordering platform should not mean reprinting every stand. - Stands that tip over. Light bases get knocked by plates and elbows. Use a wide or weighted base. - Tent cards left for months. An offer that ended in June still on the table in August tells guests nobody is paying attention. - No brand on the stand. A generic white acrylic stand with a printed sheet looks temporary. Your logo, colours and materials make it part of the table. Durability tips Keep table stands looking new - Use a heavy or wide base so stands do not tip when a plate brushes them. - Seal wooden bases so condensation rings and spills wipe off. - Print inserts on thick card or put them behind acrylic. - Keep spare inserts at the host stand for quick swaps. - Check every code scans after printing, on two different phones, in your restaurant lighting. Part of a coordinated table A QR stand in the same wood and finish as your menus, bill holders and coasters makes the table look designed rather than accumulated. We make all of them together, which keeps colours and engraving consistent. See our table accessories guide and the tableware catalogue for the full range. Turn every table into a sales channel. Custom QR stands, tent cards and table talkers, designed and made in New Delhi. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 12 restaurant signage we have made · 109 restaurant menus we have made · 45 table accessories we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What size should a QR code be on a restaurant table stand?At least 3 x 3 cm, and 4 to 5 cm is better for dim lighting or when guests scan from a seated distance. Keep a white quiet zone around the code and print dark on light for reliable scanning. Should I use a static or dynamic QR code for my restaurant menu?Dynamic. A dynamic QR code points to a short link you can redirect, so when your menu URL, ordering platform or review page changes, the printed stands keep working. Static codes are fixed forever. What material is best for restaurant table stands?Wood and MDF bases with a printed acrylic or card insert are the most popular for cafes and restaurants: stable, warm and easy to update. Clear acrylic suits modern interiors. Paper tent cards are best for short-term promotions. How many table stands does a restaurant need?One per table for menu, ordering or payment codes, plus a few for the counter, bar and entrance. Tent cards for promotions can be placed on every table or every other table. Can table stands help get more Google reviews?Yes. A 'review us' QR code that opens your Google review page directly, placed on the table or inside the bill folder, is one of the most effective ways to collect reviews, because it asks at the moment the guest is happiest. What is the difference between a tent card and a table talker?They are the same idea: a small printed sign that stands on the table. Tent cards are usually folded card in an A-frame, while table talkers can be single panels in a stand or holder. Both promote specials, events, offers or QR actions. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareBranded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards for Restaurants and Cafes: Wood, MDF, Engraving, Food-Safe Finishes and Care Choosing branded trays, platters and serving boards for restaurants and cafes: solid wood vs MDF, laser engraving, food-safe finishes, sizes and daily… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareLeatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels Custom leatherette menu covers and bill folders for restaurants: materials, formats, branding by debossing, foil or print, sizes, care and how many to… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareTable Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? How to choose custom table mats and runners for restaurants and cafes in India: denim, cotton, gingham, leatherette, MDF and paper compared, with size… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Stickers, Thank-You Cards & Print: Complete Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-stickers-thank-you-cards-stationery/ Custom stickers, seals, thank-you and feedback cards, bottle danglers, letterheads and printables for restaurants and cloud kitchens: what to print and why it works. Home › Blog › Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and St… Buying guide, Packaging Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 6-minute read Printed 'Thank you for ordering from us' cards with hygiene assurances for Burgflix, Mohali, custom thank-you cards made by RestroCart Quick answer What printed items does a restaurant or cloud kitchen need? Most restaurants and cloud kitchens need five printed items: branded stickers or seals for boxes and bags, a thank-you or feedback card in every delivery order, danglers or neck tags for bottles and jars, table and counter printables such as tent cards and cue cards, and business stationery such as visiting cards and letterheads. Stickers and thank-you cards give the biggest return, because they brand generic packaging cheaply and prompt reviews and repeat orders. Key takeaways - A logo sticker turns plain packaging into branded packaging for a fraction of a rupee at volume. - A thank-you card with a review QR is the cheapest review-generation tool there is. - Tamper-evident seals build trust in delivery orders. - Print in larger runs for lower unit cost, but keep designs evergreen so stock does not date. In this guide - The five print items that matter most - Stickers: the cheapest branding upgrade in hospitality - Tamper-evident seals: trust in every delivery - Thank-you and feedback cards: small card, big return - Danglers and neck tags: for bottles, jars and retail - Business stationery: still worth doing properly - Table and counter printables - How much to order - Bakeries, gifting and festive seasons - Common mistakes - Getting the design right - Where to start A cloud kitchen with great food and plain brown bags is invisible. The customer eats, enjoys, forgets the name, and orders from whoever shows up first on the app next week. Add a round logo sticker, a tamper seal and a thank-you card with a QR code, and the same order becomes a brand experience that asks for a review and a repeat order. The cost difference is a few rupees per order. The difference in memory is enormous. At RestroCart we print stickers, seals, thank-you and feedback cards, danglers, letterheads and other printables for restaurants, cafes, bakeries, beverage brands and cloud kitchens, often alongside their delivery packaging and uniforms. This guide covers what to print, how to design it and how much to order. The five print items that matter most Item | What it does | Who needs it | Logo stickers | Brand plain boxes, bags, jars and cups | Everyone who packs food | Tamper-evident seals | Show the order has not been opened in transit | Delivery and cloud kitchens | Thank-you and feedback cards | Thank, reassure and ask for a review or repeat order | Delivery, takeaway, bakeries, gifting | Danglers and neck tags | Carry story, ingredients or offers on bottles and jars | Beverage brands, bakeries, retail products | Stationery | Visiting cards, letterheads, envelopes, invoices | Every business, especially B2B and events | Stickers: the cheapest branding upgrade in hospitality Custom packaging is expensive in small quantities. Stickers are not. A well-designed round logo sticker on a stock kraft box or paper bag looks deliberate, costs a fraction of a rupee at volume, and needs no change to your existing packaging supplier. We print stickers on sheets or rolls, in paper, vinyl, kraft or transparent stock, with matt or gloss finishes. Round branded stickers for Chinar, logo sticker sheets for The Chaat Art, Mohali, and green and cream sticker sheets for Bar & Beans. Sticker design tips - Size to the surface. 40 to 50 mm rounds suit boxes and bags; 25 to 30 mm suit cups and small containers. - Contrast with the packaging. A dark sticker on kraft, a bright one on white. - Keep it evergreen. Logo and handle only, so stock never dates. Put offers on cards instead. - Consider a second sticker. A "Made with love in [your city]" or flavour label adds personality at almost no cost. Tamper-evident seals: trust in every delivery A seal across the fold of a delivery bag tells the customer nobody has opened the order since it left your kitchen. It is a trust signal, and on delivery platforms where reviews mention packaging, it is a quiet competitive advantage. Seals can be printed paper stickers that tear when opened, or security labels that leave a "void" pattern. Put your logo and a short line on them: "Sealed fresh by our kitchen". Building a delivery print kit? Tell us your daily order volume and packaging. We will suggest stickers, seals and a thank-you card design with sizes and run quantities. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Thank-you and feedback cards: small card, big return A thank-you card is the only piece of marketing that arrives exactly when the customer is happiest: opening a warm bag of food they chose. Used well, it does three things. - Thanks the customer in your brand voice, which builds affection. - Reassures them about hygiene, sourcing or freshness, which builds trust. The Burgflix cards we printed list the kitchen's hygiene steps alongside a thank-you and a #vocalforlocal message. - Asks for one action: a review via QR, a follow on Instagram, or a code for the next order. Thank-you cards for Burgflix, Mohali, and folded printed cards for Sepoy & Co. What to put on a thank-you card A card that gets reviews and repeat orders - One line of thanks in your brand voice, not a template phrase. - One trust line: hygiene, fresh ingredients, local sourcing or who cooked it. - One QR code to your review page, ordering link or Instagram, clearly labelled. - Optional: a code or offer for the next direct order. - Your phone or WhatsApp number for direct orders. - Nothing else. Three messages is the limit on a small card. Card sizes that work well: visiting-card size for small orders and cups, A6 postcards for larger orders and gift boxes. Thick card stock (300 GSM or more) feels premium and survives grease better. Danglers and neck tags: for bottles, jars and retail If you sell anything in a bottle or jar, sauces, pickles, cold brew, tonic, granola, a dangler is where the product story lives. It hangs on the neck, carries more information than a label, and looks gift-ready. For Bengal Bay, a tonic water brand from Vasant Kunj, we printed a coordinated set: posters, round bottle danglers and bottle-shaped cutouts. For Sepoy & Co. we printed flyers and die-cut danglers for their mixer range. Posters, round neck danglers and bottle-shaped cutouts for Bengal Bay tonic water, and flyers with a die-cut dangler for Sepoy & Co. mixers. Business stationery: still worth doing properly Visiting cards, letterheads, envelopes and printed invoices matter more than many restaurants think, especially for catering, corporate orders, events and anyone dealing with hotels or suppliers. A letterhead that matches your menu and packaging tells a corporate client you run a serious operation. We designed and printed stationery for 48 Plates in Gurugram as part of their brand kit. Letterhead, visiting cards and round printed coasters made for 48 Plates, Gurugram, as one coordinated stationery set. Table and counter printables Printed items also do work inside the restaurant: tent cards for offers, QR stands, cue cards, order pads and feedback forms. We cover these in detail in our QR table stands and tent cards guide. How much to order Item | How to calculate | Tip | Logo stickers | Daily orders x stickers per order x days of stock | Order two to three months at a time; stickers store well | Tamper seals | Daily delivery orders x days of stock | Keep a separate stock for peak weekends | Thank-you cards | Daily orders x days of stock | Keep the design evergreen; put time-bound offers on a separate insert | Danglers | Units produced per batch plus 10 percent | Match print runs to production batches | Visiting cards | Per person, 100 to 200 at a time | Update when roles change | Larger print runs lower unit cost, but only if the design stays valid. Avoid printing prices, dates or phone numbers that might change onto large sticker or card runs. Bakeries, gifting and festive seasons Bakeries, dessert brands and cafes selling hampers do their biggest volumes around Diwali, Christmas, Rakhi, New Year and Valentine's Day. Print is where these seasons are won cheaply: - Seasonal sticker sets: a festive version of your logo sticker for boxes and ribbons, printed in a limited run so the core sticker stays evergreen. - Gift tags and message cards: "To / From" tags and small cards customers can write on make boxes giftable. - Ingredient and allergen cards: for hampers and assorted boxes, a printed card listing contents and allergens is both useful and reassuring. - Corporate gifting inserts: a card with space for the sending company's logo or message wins bulk corporate orders. Order festive print at least three to four weeks before the season starts; printers are busiest in the run-up to Diwali. For branded merchandise that goes into hampers, see our guides to branded mugs and drinkware and pins, magnets and keychains. Common mistakes - Printing phone numbers and prices on long runs. They change; stickers last months. Keep variable information on short-run cards. - Paper stickers on greasy or cold packaging. Use vinyl or coated stock for anything that meets oil, condensation or the fridge. - A card with five messages. Pick one action. Everything else is noise. - No review link. A thank-you card without a way to act on it is a missed opportunity. - Mismatched colours. Stickers printed by one vendor and cards by another rarely match your brand colour exactly. One supplier, one colour reference. Getting the design right - Use vector artwork. Small print items expose blurry logos instantly. - Check at actual size. Print a test at home; text under 7 pt is hard to read. - Test the QR. Scan printed proofs with two phones in normal kitchen light. - Mind grease and moisture. Choose laminated or coated stock for anything that touches food packaging. - Keep the family consistent. Stickers, cards, packaging and uniforms in the same palette look like one brand, which is why many clients order uniforms and supplies together. Where to start If you do only two things, print a logo sticker for every package that leaves your kitchen and a thank-you card with a review QR for every delivery order. Those two items cost very little and pay back quickly. Then add seals, danglers and stationery as the brand grows. Browse our packaging and print catalogue or see real deliveries on the work gallery. Make every order unforgettable. Custom stickers, seals, thank-you cards, danglers and stationery, printed in New Delhi and delivered across India. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 40 restaurant packaging we have made · 16 restaurant stationery we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What should a restaurant thank-you card say?Keep it short: thank the guest, add one line of personality, and give one clear action, such as scanning a QR code to leave a review, following you on Instagram or using a code on the next order. A hygiene or sourcing note can build trust. Include your phone or ordering link. Do thank-you cards increase restaurant reviews?They make reviews much more likely, because they ask at the moment the customer is unpacking the food and a QR code removes the effort of finding your page. Pair the card with a direct link to your review page. What stickers do cloud kitchens need?A round or square logo sticker for boxes and bags, a tamper-evident seal across the bag opening, and optionally item or flavour labels for the kitchen to identify orders quickly. Veg and non-veg markers may also be needed depending on what you pack. What is a bottle dangler or neck tag?A printed card that hangs around the neck of a bottle or jar, carrying the brand, product story, ingredients, serving suggestions or an offer. Beverage brands, bakeries selling jars and restaurants selling bottled sauces or drinks use them. What is the minimum order for custom stickers and cards?Print items like stickers, cards and danglers run economically from small batches, though unit cost falls as quantity rises. Share your monthly order volume and we will suggest a run size that balances cost and storage. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Table Mats & Runners: Materials and Branding Guide URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-table-mats-runners-guide/ How to choose custom table mats and runners for restaurants and cafes in India: denim, cotton, gingham, leatherette, MDF and paper compared, with sizes and care. Home › Blog › Table Mats and Runners for Restaurants: De… Buying guide, Tableware Table Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 6-minute read Custom denim table mats with a cutlery pocket and printed branding, set with an orange plate, made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer What is the best material for restaurant table mats? It depends on your service style. Fabric mats in denim, cotton or gingham suit cafes, bistros and themed restaurants and are washable; leatherette mats wipe clean between covers and suit bars and fine casual dining; MDF or cork-backed mats are rigid and printable for high-turnover tables; paper mats are disposable and ideal for QSR, promotions and kids' menus. Most restaurants choose one wipeable or washable mat and add runners only on feature tables. Key takeaways - Table mats set the tone before the food arrives and protect the table top. - Choose by turnover: washable fabric for slower service, wipe-clean for fast turns. - A cutlery pocket on a fabric mat saves a napkin fold and looks deliberate. - Order at least three sets of fabric mats per table to cover laundry. In this guide - Why table mats matter more than they seem - Material by material - Table runners: when and how to use them - Sizes that work - Branding: subtle usually wins - Which mat suits which concept - Common mistakes - How many to order - Care and laundry - Mats, napkins and the rest of the table Walk past a restaurant window and look at the tables before you look at anything else. Bare laminate says one thing. A crisp denim mat with the cutlery tucked into a stitched pocket says something else entirely. Table mats and runners are one of the cheapest ways to change how a dining room feels, and one of the most overlooked branding surfaces in hospitality. We make custom table mats, runners, napkins and table linen at RestroCart for restaurants and cafes across India. This guide covers the materials, sizes, branding options and care routines, so you can choose mats that suit both your brand and the way your floor actually runs. Why table mats matter more than they seem - They frame the plate. Food photographs better on a defined surface, and guests photograph food constantly. - They protect the table. Hot plates, condensation rings and cutlery scratches wear table tops out faster than most owners expect. - They speed up resets. On wipe-clean mats, a reset is a wipe; on bare wood it is a scrub. - They carry the brand. A logo, a line or a pattern at every place setting, seen for the entire meal. Denim table mats with a stitched cutlery pocket and printed name, styled with an orange plate. Denim is washable, ages well and pairs naturally with denim aprons on the team. Material by material Material | Look and feel | Care | Best for | Denim | Casual, crafted, durable | Machine washable; softens with washing | Cafes, bistros, brunch spots, brands that use denim uniforms | Cotton and canvas | Soft, natural, versatile | Machine washable; iron for a crisp look | All-day dining, Indian and continental restaurants | Gingham and checks | Cheerful, trattoria, nostalgic | Machine washable | Italian, diners, pizzerias, cafes | Leatherette | Smart, dark, premium | Wipe clean between covers | Bars, lounges, fine casual dining | MDF or cork-backed | Rigid, printed, modern | Wipe clean (sealed surface) | High-turnover tables, cafes, outdoor seating | Paper | Printed, disposable | Single use | QSR, diners, kids, promotions, events | Fabric mats: denim, cotton and gingham Fabric mats bring warmth and texture, and they photograph beautifully. Denim is our favourite for cafes because it gets better with every wash and matches the denim aprons many cafe teams already wear; see why denim keeps winning. Details that make fabric mats work in service: a stitched cutlery pocket, a hemmed or bound edge that does not fray, and a mid-weight fabric that lies flat without curling. Checks and gingham Red and white gingham is shorthand for Italian and diner food all over the world. We made red-check mats and table linen for Like Italy in Greater Kailash 1, New Delhi, where the linen does half the storytelling before the pizza arrives. Red-check table mats and linen for Like Italy, GK 1, New Delhi, and red gingham napkins printed with the Xero Degrees logo. Leatherette mats Leatherette mats wipe clean between covers, so they suit fast-turning bars and restaurants that want a smart, dark table without laundry. They pair naturally with leatherette menu covers and bill folders. Debossed logos last longest. MDF and cork-backed mats Rigid mats with a printed, sealed surface are practical for high-volume cafes and outdoor seating. They take full-colour artwork, so the mat can carry an illustration, a map of your sourcing, or a pattern from your interiors. They use the same materials as our MDF and cork coasters, so matching sets are simple. Paper mats Paper placemats are an underrated marketing tool. A QSR or diner can print its menu, a brand story, a QR code for delivery orders, or a colouring page for children, and change the design for every season or promotion. We print them alongside packaging and other paper items. Want to see your tables dressed? Send us a photo of a table and your logo. We will mock up two mat options on your actual table. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Table runners: when and how to use them A runner is a long, narrow strip of fabric along the centre or across the width of a table. It adds colour and texture without the maintenance of a full tablecloth. Runners work best on: - Feature and communal tables that anchor the room. - Private dining and banquets, where a runner in the brand colour turns a plain table into an event. - Festive and seasonal setups, such as Diwali, Christmas or a wedding season, where runners can be swapped cheaply. Across-the-width runners double as place mats for two guests facing each other, which suits long rectangular tables. For banquet and catering teams, runners also travel well; see our banquet and catering guide. Sizes that work Item | Typical size | Notes | Standard placemat | About 30 x 45 cm | Fits a dinner plate, cutlery and glass | Large placemat | About 35 x 50 cm | Thalis, platters, large plates | Round mat | About 35 to 38 cm diameter | Round tables and bar counters | Table runner (lengthwise) | About 30 to 40 cm wide; table length plus 30 to 50 cm overhang total | Feature tables, banquets | Table runner (across) | About 35 to 45 cm wide; table width plus overhang | Long tables, doubles as place mats | Always measure your own tables and settings. Two-tops in particular often cannot fit two full-size mats without overlap. Branding: subtle usually wins A placemat is seen for an entire meal, so restraint pays off. A small embroidered or printed logo in one corner, or a line of text along one edge, feels confident. A giant logo in the middle of the mat disappears under the plate anyway. On fabric, embroidery survives laundry better than print; see embroidery vs printing. On paper and MDF, you can go bolder with patterns and illustrations. Which mat suits which concept Concept | Recommended mat | Why | Specialty cafe or brunch spot | Denim or cotton canvas with a cutlery pocket | Warm, photogenic, matches cafe aprons | Italian, pizzeria or diner | Red or blue gingham fabric, or printed paper | Instantly signals the cuisine | Indian thali or family dining | Large cotton or leatherette mats, 35 x 50 cm | Fits a thali and several katoris | Bar, lounge or brewery | Leatherette or MDF | Wipe-clean, dark, handles wet glasses | Fine dining | Linen-look runners or no mat, with quality napkins | Lets the table and plating lead | QSR or food court | Printed paper tray mats | Disposable, promotional, changes monthly | Outdoor or rooftop | Sealed MDF or cork-backed | Does not blow away, dries fast | Common mistakes - Too few fabric sets. One set per table means bare tables on laundry day. Plan for three. - Mats that do not fit the table. Measure your two-tops: many cannot take two full-size mats. - Light colours with Indian food. Turmeric and tomato stain pale fabric permanently. Choose darker or patterned fabrics, or wipe-clean materials. - Unhemmed edges. Raw or poorly finished edges fray within weeks of commercial washing. - Mats that fight the plates. A busy pattern under a colourful dish makes both look worse. If your plating is colourful, keep the mat simple. How many to order Item | Quantity rule | Example: 20 tables, 70 covers | Fabric mats | 3 sets per cover (one on the table, one in the wash, one spare) | About 210 | Wipe-clean mats (leatherette, MDF) | 1 per cover plus 10 to 15 percent spare | About 80 | Runners | 2 to 3 per feature table | Depends on layout | Paper mats | Daily covers x days between print runs | Plan by monthly volume | Care and laundry Keeping mats and runners presentable - Shake off crumbs at the table reset; never fold soiled mats into clean stock. - Pre-treat oil and curry stains quickly; turmeric sets fast. - Wash dark fabrics separately for the first few cycles. - Iron cotton mats and runners for a crisp edge; denim can go without. - Wipe leatherette and MDF with a damp cloth and mild cleaner; dry immediately. - Retire mats with frayed edges or permanent stains; they undo the effect. Black napkins with a white embroidered monogram made for VU, The Penthouse Bar, Nehru Place. Dark linen hides stains and suits bars and lounges. Mats, napkins and the rest of the table Mats work best as part of a coordinated set: napkins in a complementary colour, coasters in the same material family, a menu that sits comfortably on top. Our table napkin guide covers fabric, size and branding for napkins, and our tableware catalogue shows everything we make for the table. When you order mats, napkins and staff aprons together, colours match and you deal with one supplier. Dress your tables to match your brand. Custom table mats, runners and napkins in denim, cotton, gingham, leatherette, MDF or paper. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com See the real thing: 46 table napkins and linen we have made · 32 table napkins we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What size should a restaurant table mat be?A standard placemat is around 30 x 45 cm, which fits a dinner plate, cutlery and a glass. Thalis and large platters may need 35 x 50 cm. Measure your table and place settings; mats should not overhang the edge or overlap each other on two-tops. Are fabric table mats hygienic for restaurants?Yes, if they are rotated and washed. Fabric mats should be changed when soiled and laundered regularly, which is why at least three sets per table are recommended. For fast turnover, wipe-clean leatherette or sealed MDF mats are more practical. Can table mats be printed with my logo?Yes. Fabric mats can be embroidered or printed, leatherette mats can be debossed or printed, MDF mats take full-colour print, and paper mats can carry full-page artwork, menus, games or promotions. Do restaurants still use table runners?Yes, especially for fine dining, banquets, private dining, festive setups and feature tables. Runners add colour and texture along the length of the table without covering it fully, and they photograph well. What are paper table mats used for?Paper placemats are single-use and ideal for QSRs, diners, kids' menus, promotions and seasonal campaigns. They can carry your menu, a story about the brand, a QR code or a colouring activity for children. 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Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Uniform Brief Template: What to Send Your Supplier URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-uniform-brief-template/ A free one-page restaurant uniform brief template: roles, headcount, brand files, garments, sets per person, laundry, budget and dates, with a worked example. Home › Blog › How to Write a Restaurant Uniform Brief Yo… Buying guide, Uniforms How to Write a Restaurant Uniform Brief Your Supplier Can Actually Quote (Free Template) By the RestroCart design team · 23 September 2026 · New Delhi, India · 7-minute read Navy chef coat with red contrast collar and matching apron, custom kitchen uniforms made for Asian Fun by RestroCart Quick answer What should a restaurant uniform brief include? A restaurant uniform brief should include your brand name and logo files, brand colours, the concept in a few words, every role with headcount, the garments each role needs, sets per person, any must-haves such as ladies' fits or pocket layouts, how uniforms will be laundered, a budget range, and the date the uniforms must be in the building. With those ten items, a manufacturer can send accurate mockups and a quote in one round. Key takeaways - Most slow, expensive uniform orders start with a vague brief. - Headcount per role and a hard deadline matter more than a perfect mood board. - Tell the supplier how uniforms are washed; it changes fabric choice. - Copy the template below, fill it in, and send it with your logo. In this guide - Why the brief matters more than you think - The ten things every uniform brief needs - The template: copy, fill, send - A worked example: a 24-cover cafe in Gurgaon - Extra brief items for chains, hotels and caterers - Common brief mistakes - What happens after you send the brief The fastest uniform orders we see all start the same way: a client sends one clear message with their logo, their roles, their headcount and their date. The slowest start with "Hi, need uniforms for my restaurant, please share price." Neither client is more demanding than the other. One simply gave the manufacturer enough to work with. A good brief gets you accurate mockups in the first round, a quote you can compare with other suppliers, and fewer surprises at sample stage. This guide explains what to include and why, gives you a template to copy, and shows a filled-in example for a typical cafe. Why the brief matters more than you think A uniform manufacturer is making dozens of decisions on your behalf: fabric, weight, cut, colour, embroidery size and placement, size grading, packing. Every piece of information you leave out becomes a guess. Guesses are fine at mockup stage, but they are expensive once fabric has been cut. A vague brief also makes quotes impossible to compare. If one supplier quotes a 160 GSM polo and another quotes a 220 GSM polo, the cheaper quote is not cheaper; it is a different product. A clear brief puts both suppliers on the same footing. The ten things every uniform brief needs 1. Brand basics Your restaurant name, city, concept and cuisine, and three words that describe the place. "Warm, rustic, Punjabi" leads to very different uniforms than "sleek, pan-Asian, cocktail-led". Add your brand colours as Pantone or hex codes if you have them, and attach your logo, ideally as a vector file. 2. Every role, with headcount List each role separately with the number of people: chefs, commis, stewards, bartenders, hosts, housekeeping (split ladies and gents), managers and delivery riders. This is the single most useful line in the brief, because it decides how many garment designs are needed and how the uniform system is structured. Our role-by-role uniform guide can help if you are unsure which roles need a distinct look. 3. Garments per role For each role, list what you imagine they will wear, even roughly: "chef coat, bib apron, skull cap" or "shirt, half apron, cap". If you are unsure, say so and ask for recommendations. It is equally useful to say what you do not want, such as "no ties" or "nothing white on the floor". Different roles, different garments: white chef coats with black aprons and caps for Avatar, a navy coat and bib apron set, and service shirts for Bombaye House. 4. Sets per person The usual standard is three sets per person for kitchen roles and two to three for service roles. If your laundry cycle is slow or staff wash uniforms at home, lean towards three. Our sizing guide covers spare ratios. 5. Must-haves and must-avoids This is where operational knowledge goes: ladies' fits for shirts, cross-back aprons for long prep shifts, a pocket that fits your card machine, a thermometer pocket on chef sleeves, sleeve length for a hot kitchen, a religious or cultural consideration for head covering. These small notes shape the design more than any mood board. 6. Laundry Tell the manufacturer how uniforms will be washed: an in-house machine, a commercial laundry, or staff washing at home. Commercial laundries use high temperatures and strong detergents, which favours poly-cotton blends and embroidery over print. Home washing is gentler but less consistent. Our uniform care guide explains the difference. 7. Budget range Give a range per set or overall. It is not a negotiating weakness; it saves both sides a round of quoting things you will not buy. Ask for two options, a core option and a premium one, if you want to see the difference. 8. The real deadline Give the date the uniforms must be in the building, not the opening date. You want uniforms at least two weeks before opening so staff can wear them during training. Our typical timeline is two to three weeks for design and sampling and two to four weeks for production; see how custom uniforms are made. 9. Other items you might need If you will also need name badges, winterwear, menus, coasters or packaging, mention them now. A manufacturer who handles several categories can use the same artwork and colour references across all of them, which is where ordering together saves money. 10. One decision-maker Name one person who approves mockups and samples. Uniform projects stall when approvals bounce between partners, chefs and designers. Want us to fill in the gaps? Send whatever you have, even just a logo and a date. We will call back and complete the brief with you. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com The template: copy, fill, send Copy the text below into WhatsApp, email or a document, fill in what you know, and leave blanks where you want advice. RESTAURANT UNIFORM BRIEF 1. Brand Restaurant name: City and address for delivery: Concept / cuisine: Three words that describe the place: Brand colours (Pantone or hex if known): Logo files attached (vector preferred): yes / no 2. Roles and headcount Chefs / commis: Stewards / servers: Bartenders: Hosts / hostesses: Housekeeping (ladies / gents): Managers / supervisors: Delivery riders: Other: 3. Garments wanted per role (e.g. chef coat + bib apron + skull cap; polo + half apron + cap) 4. Sets per person (we suggest 3 for kitchen, 2 to 3 for service) 5. Must-haves and must-avoids (e.g. no white on the floor; ladies' fits; cross-back aprons; pockets for card machine) 6. Laundry In-house machine / commercial laundry / staff wash at home 7. Budget range Per set or total: 8. Dates Uniforms needed in the building by: Opening / launch date: 9. Other items (optional) Name badges / winterwear / menus / coasters / packaging: 10. Contact Name, phone (WhatsApp), email: Open this template in WhatsApp A worked example: a 24-cover cafe in Gurgaon Here is how a brief might look for a small all-day cafe with a coffee bar and an open kitchen. The details are illustrative. Brief item | Example answer | Concept | All-day cafe, specialty coffee, open kitchen. 'Bright, friendly, modern.' | Colours | Forest green and cream; logo in green | Roles | 4 cooks, 3 baristas, 5 servers, 2 housekeeping (1 ladies, 1 gents), 1 manager | Garments | Cooks: black chef tee + green bib apron + cap. Baristas: cream tee + green cross-back canvas apron. Servers: green polo + cream half apron. Housekeeping: two-tone tunic set. Manager: cream shirt + green waistcoat. | Sets | 3 per cook, 2 per barista and server, 2 per housekeeping, 2 shirts + 1 waistcoat for manager | Must-haves | Card-machine pocket on server aprons; ladies' fit polos; no white on the floor | Laundry | Commercial laundry, collected twice a week | Budget | Core option and one premium option for aprons | Deadline | In the building by 1 November; opening 15 November | Other | Name badges for all front-of-house staff; cork coasters | From this brief a manufacturer can produce mockups for five roles, choose fabrics suited to a commercial laundry, quote accurately, and plan backwards from 1 November. That is one round instead of four. Service uniforms for Asian Fun in the same navy and red language as the kitchen set above. A clear brief makes this kind of consistency easy. Extra brief items for chains, hotels and caterers Larger operations need a few more lines in the brief, because the uniform has to work across sites, seasons and changing teams: Add these if you run more than one outlet - Number of outlets, their cities and opening dates, and whether each outlet has its own name or identity. - Which pieces are shared across outlets and which are outlet-specific (colour, crest or name). - Expected annual headcount including turnover, so fabric can be reserved for reorders. - Where stock will be held: centrally or at each outlet. - Packing instructions: by outlet, by role or by staff name. - Any procurement requirements: vendor registration, invoicing format, purchase order process. - Seasonal needs: winterwear for north Indian outlets, lighter fabrics for coastal ones. - For caterers: spare ratios for temporary staff, and whether uniforms travel between events. Our guides on hotel multi-outlet uniform programmes and banquet and catering uniforms go deeper on these. Common brief mistakes - Only a logo and "please quote". Without roles and headcount, any quote is a guess. - A mood board with no operations detail. Beautiful references do not tell the supplier that your kitchen runs a tandoor or that servers carry a card machine. - Opening date instead of in-building date. This quietly removes the two-week buffer you need. - Too many decision-makers. Name one approver. - Forgetting housekeeping and riders. They are guest-facing too, and adding them later means a second setup. What happens after you send the brief At RestroCart, a brief usually turns into mockups within a few days, followed by physical fabric swatches and then one complete sample set per role. Once you approve the samples, production runs two to four weeks and we deliver to your door anywhere in India, packed by staff name if you like. If you are still comparing suppliers, our fifteen questions to ask a uniform manufacturer will help you judge the replies you get. Send your brief today. Fill in the template, attach your logo, and message us. We reply the same day. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email info@restrocart.com Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What file format should my logo be in for uniform embroidery?A vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or a vector PDF) is best, because it can be scaled and digitised for embroidery cleanly. A high-resolution PNG works if that is all you have; the manufacturer will redraw it, which may add a little time. Do I need to know fabric names and GSM to write a brief?No. Describe how the uniform will be used, such as tandoor section, open kitchen, outdoor seating or commercial laundry, and a good manufacturer will recommend fabrics and weights. Our fabric guides explain the options if you want to go deeper. How many uniform sets should I order per staff member?Three sets per person for kitchen roles and two to three for service roles is the usual standard: one on, one in the wash, one spare. Add 10 to 15 percent extra pieces for new joiners and size changes. Should I include my budget in the brief?Yes. A budget range lets the manufacturer propose the right fabric and branding from the first round instead of quoting something you will reject. You can ask for two options at different price points. Can I send the brief on WhatsApp?Yes. RestroCart takes most briefs on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, with the logo and reference photos attached. Email to info@restrocart.com works too, especially for larger files. 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Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Chef Coat Fabric Guide for Indian Kitchens | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/chef-coat-fabric-guide-india/ Poly-cotton, cotton twill, denim or blended satin? A practical guide to choosing chef coat fabric, weight and finish for Indian restaurant kitchens. Home › Blog › Chef Coat Fabrics Explained: What Actually… Buying guide, Uniforms Chef Coat Fabrics Explained: What Actually Works in an Indian Kitchen By the RestroCart design team · 21 July 2026 · New Delhi, India · 4-minute read White and black custom chef coats with contrast piping, chef uniforms made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer What is the best fabric for a chef coat in India? For most Indian kitchens a 65:35 poly-cotton twill between 190 and 220 GSM is the best all-round choice: it resists shrinkage, holds colour through commercial laundering, and dries fast. Pure cotton is more breathable and preferred for hot tandoor and grill sections, but it creases and fades faster. Denim and blended satin are style choices for open kitchens rather than heat-management choices. In this guide - Blend: cotton, poly-cotton or performance - Weight: the GSM question - Weave and construction details that survive service - Colour, contrast and branding - What we would order for a new 60-cover restaurant - Get fabric swatches before you decide Ask ten chefs what a chef coat should be made of and you will get ten answers, most of them shaped by whichever coat last made them miserable at 3pm on a Saturday. After stitching chef uniforms for hundreds of Indian kitchens since 2018, from patisserie cold rooms to tandoor sections that run past 45 degrees, we have narrowed the decision down to four variables: blend, weight, weave and finish. Blend: cotton, poly-cotton or performance 100% cotton is the most breathable option and the traditional choice. It absorbs sweat, feels soft against skin, and is what most classically trained chefs ask for first. The trade-off is real: cotton creases hard, shrinks on the first few hot washes, fades under industrial detergent, and takes a long time to dry in a humid Delhi or Kolkata monsoon. 65:35 poly-cotton twill is what we recommend to roughly eight out of ten clients. It keeps enough cotton for comfort, adds polyester for shape retention, colour-fastness and quick drying, and survives commercial laundering far longer. For a 40-cover restaurant replacing coats once a year instead of twice, the maths is not close. Performance blends, poly-cotton with a moisture-wicking finish or mesh vent panels under the arms and across the upper back, are worth the premium for hot sections and for chefs who work the pass in front of guests. We build these with the vent panels hidden inside the yoke so the coat still looks formal from the front. Denim and blended satin are style decisions. A washed denim chef jacket photographs beautifully in an open kitchen and has become a signature look for cafes and modern Indian restaurants, but it is heavier and warmer. Use it for pass, bar-kitchen and barista-adjacent roles rather than for the grill. Weight: the GSM question GSM (grams per square metre) is the number most people forget to ask about, and it is the one that decides whether a coat feels cheap. Below 160 GSM a white coat goes translucent under kitchen lighting and shows the t-shirt underneath, which no photographer will thank you for. Above 240 GSM the coat starts fighting the chef in July. - 180 to 200 GSM for hot line, tandoor and grill sections. - 200 to 220 GSM for general brigade use, the safest default. - 220 to 240 GSM for pastry, cold kitchen, air-conditioned open kitchens and executive coats where drape and structure matter more than airflow. Weave and construction details that survive service Twill weave beats plain weave for a chef coat: it drapes better, hides light creasing and resists abrasion at the cuff and elbow. Beyond the cloth, the details that decide a coat's lifespan are unglamorous: double-stitched armholes and side seams, bar-tacked stress points, a reinforced thermometer pocket on the left sleeve, and buttons that do not melt. We use knotted cloth buttons or press studs rather than cheap plastic; both survive the hot wash that plastic does not. The fastest way to make a uniform look expensive is not to add more branding. It is to get the weight, the collar and the cuff right, and then put a small, well-placed embroidered crest on it. More chef uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Colour, contrast and branding Colour is where the brand shows up. Contrast piping along the mandarin collar and placket, a coloured inner facing that shows when sleeves are rolled, and a chest crest in a single embroidery colour will do more for your identity than a large printed logo across the back. For restaurant uniforms we usually embroider rather than print on chef coats, because embroidery survives the wash cycle that kills prints. If you run multiple sections, colour-coding is worth doing deliberately. One client runs white for the executive chef, ink-blue for sous and section chefs, and black for the commis brigade, so a guest looking into the open kitchen can read the hierarchy without knowing a thing about kitchens. What we would order for a new 60-cover restaurant Three coats per chef in 210 GSM poly-cotton twill, mandarin collar, press studs, thermometer pocket, contrast navy piping and a chest crest in matching navy. Two chef caps and two aprons per person on top. One white executive coat with a heavier 230 GSM cloth and a tailored fit for press photographs and guest interactions. Fabric labels with wash-care instructions stitched in, because the laundry is where uniforms actually die. Get fabric swatches before you decide We send physical swatches: feel the difference between 190 and 220 GSM before you commit a whole brigade to it. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 with your kitchen sections and headcount, and we will send a fabric recommendation, mockups and pricing, usually the same day. See the real thing: 374 chef coats we have made · 9 denim chef coats we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How many chef coats does each cook need?Three per person is the working standard: one on, one in the wash, one in reserve. Sections that run hot or wet, tandoor, grill, dishwash-adjacent prep, are better served with four. Should chef coats be white or coloured?White still signals hygiene and hierarchy in classical kitchens and photographs cleanly for press. Black and charcoal hide stains and suit open kitchens and casual dining. Many of our clients now run white for the executive chef and black for the brigade, which reads as intentional rather than mismatched. Keep reading 09 Apr 2026 · Client story, UniformsFreshly Brewed Blues & Blacks: Coffee Shop Uniforms for Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar How we designed barista uniforms, black polos, caps and cobalt canvas aprons, for Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar, and what makes a great cafe uniform.… Read the story → 07 Apr 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBakery and Patisserie Uniforms: Flour, Heat, Display Counters and Photographs Uniform design for bakeries and patisseries: flour-tolerant colours, cross-back aprons, chef tees, caps for the counter and winter layers for early sh… Read the story → 31 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBanquet and Catering Uniforms: Dressing a Team That Works Somewhere New Every Week Uniform planning for banquets and catering companies: easy-care fabrics, spare ratios, waistcoats, transport-friendly kit and colour-coding large temp… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Uniforms: The Complete Guide | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-uniforms-complete-guide/ Chef coats, server and steward, housekeeping, bartender and manager attire, a role-by-role guide to designing restaurant uniforms that fit your brand. Home › Blog › The Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms,… Buying guide, Uniforms The Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role By the RestroCart design team · 16 July 2026 · New Delhi, India · 3-minute read Complete cafe uniform flatlay, white t-shirt, black cap, olive apron and black cargo trousers embroidered 'Fairytales' Quick answer How do you design uniforms for a whole restaurant? Design a family, not a costume: pick one brand palette, then give each role a cut that suits the job, chef coats and aprons for the kitchen, shirts or polos with half aprons for service, stain-tolerant sets for housekeeping, aprons and rolled-sleeve shirts for the bar, and a waistcoat or blazer for managers. Order everything from one supplier so colours and branding match. Key takeaways - Shared palette, role-specific cuts. - Colour-code departments so guests and managers read roles instantly. - Plan three sets per person for most roles. In this guide - The kitchen: chef coats and aprons - Front of house: servers and stewards - Housekeeping: the uniform guests trust - The bar: bartender uniforms - The manager: quiet authority - Building your uniform system - Design your team's look A restaurant uniform is not one garment; it is a system. The chef, the steward, the housekeeper and the manager all wear the same brand, but they do very different jobs, and the clothes have to respect that. Dress them as one flat costume and the room feels stiff. Design a family of pieces, shared palette, role-specific cuts, and the whole floor reads as a confident, finished brand. Here is how we think about each role. The kitchen: chef coats and aprons The chef coat is the most symbolic garment in hospitality, and the most demanding. It has to breathe next to a tandoor, wick heat, and still present crisply when the chef steps out to greet a table. Double-breasted fronts, colour-piped plackets and a stitched crest turn function into brand, as with the chef coats we made for Levitate in Guwahati and Tomatina. Pair it with a proper bib apron, our complete apron guide covers the fabrics and fits, and the kitchen looks as considered as the plating. Front of house: servers and stewards Your servers are walking brand ambassadors, the team that personally engages every diner, so their uniform does more marketing than any ad. Shirts, polos, waistcoats and aprons in the brand palette, finished with name badges, are the workhorse here. We have dressed steward teams for Kokam Cafe, Bon Chic in Amritsar and Lord Elgin in Ludhiana, each a different personality, one consistent standard. Servers are the walking, talking version of your brand. Dressing them right is the cheapest, highest-frequency marketing you own. Housekeeping: the uniform guests trust Housekeeping uniforms do quiet, essential work: they project a hygienic, professional image and make the team as visibly cared-for as every other. Durable, easy-launder fabrics in practical colours are the brief, done well for clients like April by Kay and House of Wok Prive. Never treat this team as an afterthought; guests read cleanliness in what your staff wear. More polo t-shirt service uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. The bar: bartender uniforms The bar is theatre, and the bartender is the lead. Functional yet stylish uniforms, structured aprons, rolled-sleeve shirts, waistcoats, reflect the brand and add to the spectacle of the pour. We built bar uniforms for Lavelle in Srinagar and the bartenders at Lord Elgin, cut to move fast and look sharp under low light. The manager: quiet authority Managers need to read as approachable but in charge, a notch more formal than the floor. A well-fitted shirt with a contrast waistcoat does it, as in our manager uniform project for Elgin Cafe. Small distinctions in the same palette signal hierarchy without breaking the family look. Building your uniform system Start with the brand, not the garment: pick a palette and a fabric story, then assign cuts by role, coats and aprons for the kitchen, shirts and badges for the floor, practical wear for housekeeping, statement pieces for the bar. Add caps, name badges and matching merchandise to finish it. We have done exactly this for cafes, bakeries and fine-dine rooms across India, see our coffee shop and bakery stories for the process in action. Design your team's look Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar and our design team will suggest fabrics, cuts and mockups for every role. Browse the uniforms catalogue, see finished sets on the deliveries wall, or message us on WhatsApp or write to info@restrocart.com. See the real thing: 1753 restaurant uniforms we have made Keep reading 07 Apr 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBakery and Patisserie Uniforms: Flour, Heat, Display Counters and Photographs Uniform design for bakeries and patisseries: flour-tolerant colours, cross-back aprons, chef tees, caps for the counter and winter layers for early sh… Read the story → 31 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBanquet and Catering Uniforms: Dressing a Team That Works Somewhere New Every Week Uniform planning for banquets and catering companies: easy-care fabrics, spare ratios, waistcoats, transport-friendly kit and colour-coding large temp… Read the story → 24 Mar 2026 · Design notes, UniformsKurta Uniforms for Indian Restaurants: Traditional Without Looking Like a Costume How to design kurta and Nehru-collar uniforms for Indian restaurants: fabrics, lengths, colours, when to use them and how to keep them practical for s… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Canvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons for Restaurants | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/canvas-vs-denim-vs-leather-aprons/ A practical comparison of canvas, denim, leatherette and waterproof restaurant aprons: durability, wash, cost, styling and which roles each one suits. Home › Blog › Canvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which O… Buying guide, Uniforms Canvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which One Belongs in Your Restaurant? By the RestroCart design team · 14 July 2026 · New Delhi, India · 3-minute read Custom cotton canvas aprons with leatherette belts and brass eyelets, restaurant aprons made by RestroCart Quick answer Which apron material lasts longest in a restaurant? Cotton canvas at 12 to 16 oz is the most durable everyday choice and takes hundreds of washes. Denim lasts comparably and ages attractively. Genuine leather outlasts both but cannot be machine-washed, which is why most bars choose leatherette instead. In this guide - Cotton canvas: the safe, versatile default - Denim: character that improves with age - Leather and leatherette: for the bar, and for the photograph - Waterproof: the unglamorous essential - Cut matters as much as cloth - Branding that survives the wash - Ordering The apron is the most-ordered product on our cart, and the one where the wrong choice is most obvious. It is worn by more of your team than any other garment, it takes the most abuse, and it is the piece guests photograph. Here is how the four main materials actually behave in service. Cotton canvas: the safe, versatile default Canvas is the workhorse. At 12 to 16 oz it takes a beating, washes clean, holds embroidery beautifully and comes in the widest colour range, which matters when you are matching a brand palette rather than picking from a catalogue of six shades. It softens with every wash instead of degrading. Canvas is what we build most cross-back and full-length aprons in, usually with a leatherette belt across the waist, brass or antique-copper eyelets, and an adjustable neck strap. It suits almost every role: chefs, baristas, servers, bakery counters, and housekeeping. If you are ordering one apron style for a whole outlet, order canvas. Denim: character that improves with age Denim aprons have become the signature of specialty coffee and modern casual dining, and for good reason: they fade at the fold lines, take on the shape of the wearer, and look better in month six than month one. We have made washed-denim aprons for coffee roasters, sizzler restaurants and cocktail bars, usually with a tan leatherette belt and contrast stitching. Watch the weight. Light washed denim around 9 to 11 oz behaves like canvas and is fine on the line. Raw or heavy denim above 13 oz is stiff for weeks and warm, so keep it for bar, counter and front-of-house roles where the look does more work than the ventilation. Leather and leatherette: for the bar, and for the photograph Nothing signals craft like leather. A tan leather bar apron over a rolled-sleeve shirt is one of the most photographed uniform combinations in Indian hospitality, and we have built them for cocktail bars and premium restaurants across the north. The honest caveat: genuine leather cannot be machine-washed, needs conditioning, and gets heavy. That is why most of our leather-look aprons are made in a high-grade leatherette or rexine, which gives you the same visual weight, wipes clean instead of washing, and costs a fraction. We often mix, a canvas or denim body with a genuine leather belt, strap and pocket trim, so the leather shows where guests see it and the washable fabric does the work. More aprons from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Waterproof: the unglamorous essential Every kitchen needs two or three. Dishwash, butchery, fish prep and heavy vegetable prep destroy cotton aprons and soak through them within an hour. A PVC-backed or coated waterproof apron in black or navy costs little, wipes down between shifts, and quietly saves a great deal of laundry. Cut matters as much as cloth - Cross-back (Japanese) straps spread the load across the shoulders. The clear winner for anyone standing eight hours. - Bib with neck loop is faster to put on and off, which suits catering and high-rotation banquet staff. - Half or waist aprons keep servers cool and are traditional for European-style service; add two deep pockets and a pen slot. - Length: knee-length for kitchen, mid-thigh for bar and counter, full for butchery and dishwash. An apron is a workbench you wear. Pockets in the wrong place cost your team a second every time they reach, and a second, multiplied across a service, is a whole table. Branding that survives the wash Embroidered crests on the chest panel are the most durable and premium finish, and they are what most of our clients choose. Screen and DTF prints work well on canvas for larger graphics and cost less at volume. Leather and metal patches riveted to the bib give a heritage look that suits breweries and steakhouses. For any of these, keep the artwork small and high on the chest; a logo below the waist is hidden by every counter in the building. Ordering Tell us the roles you are dressing and the number of people in each, and we will propose a material and cut per role rather than one apron for everyone. Browse finished aprons on our work gallery, shortlist the ones you like, and send them across in one message, or just WhatsApp us at +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 365 aprons we have made · 43 bartender uniforms we have made · 68 canvas aprons we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Are denim aprons too hot for kitchen work?Lightweight washed denim around 9 to 11 oz is comparable to canvas in breathability and works well on the line. Heavy raw denim above 13 oz is better suited to bar and counter roles where the wearer is not standing next to a grill. What is the difference between a bib apron and a cross-back apron?A bib apron hangs from a single neck loop, which is quick to put on but puts all the weight on the neck during a long shift. A cross-back apron distributes weight across the shoulders and is far more comfortable over eight hours, which is why baristas and pastry teams overwhelmingly prefer it. Keep reading 31 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBanquet and Catering Uniforms: Dressing a Team That Works Somewhere New Every Week Uniform planning for banquets and catering companies: easy-care fabrics, spare ratios, waistcoats, transport-friendly kit and colour-coding large temp… Read the story → 24 Mar 2026 · Design notes, UniformsKurta Uniforms for Indian Restaurants: Traditional Without Looking Like a Costume How to design kurta and Nehru-collar uniforms for Indian restaurants: fabrics, lengths, colours, when to use them and how to keep them practical for s… Read the story → 17 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsChef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item, Surprising Impact Skull caps, baseball caps, newsboy caps, bandanas and beanies for restaurant teams: hygiene rules, fabrics, fits, branding and how many to order.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Aprons: The Complete Guide | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-aprons-complete-guide/ Bib, half, cross-back, denim and chef aprons compared, fabrics, customization and how to choose the right restaurant apron for every role. Home › Blog › The Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Ap… Buying guide, Uniforms The Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Aprons By the RestroCart design team · 10 July 2026 · New Delhi, India · 3-minute read Custom embroidered restaurant aprons in navy and red with a matching double-breasted chef coat, branded 'Diggin' Quick answer Which apron style is best for a restaurant? Bib aprons suit chefs, baristas and anyone near heat or splatter; half (waist) aprons suit servers and caterers who need speed; cross-back aprons suit long prep shifts because they take strain off the neck. For fabric, canvas is the all-round workhorse, denim ages well in open kitchens, leatherette suits bars, and waterproof aprons belong at the dishwash and prep stations. Key takeaways - Choose apron style by role, not by what looks good on the hanger. - Canvas bib aprons are RestroCart's most-ordered style. - Embroider the logo; add pockets and loops where the role needs them. In this guide - The apron styles, and where each one belongs - Fabric decides everything - Customization that carries the brand - Choosing by role - Aprons, done properly An apron is the hardest-working piece in your uniform. It takes the spills, the flour, the espresso splashes and the knife nicks so the rest of the outfit doesn't have to, and it does all of that while sitting front-and-centre in every customer photo. Get it right and it reads as craft. Get it wrong and it reads as an afterthought tied on at the last minute. This is our complete guide to choosing, and customizing, the apron your team actually deserves. The apron styles, and where each one belongs - Bib aprons are the all-rounders, chest-to-knee coverage for chefs, baristas and anyone near heat or splatter. The canvas bib apron is our most-ordered style for exactly this reason. - Half (waist) aprons sit at the waist and keep hands free and quick, ideal for floor staff, servers and caterers. We stitched a run of half aprons for The Lavender Kitchen's catering team for precisely that agility. - Cross-back aprons swap the neck loop for straps that cross the shoulders, no strain on long prep shifts, and a relaxed, artisan silhouette that suits specialty coffee and bakehouses. - Chef aprons pair with the coat for full kitchen coverage, like the chef coat-and-apron set we built for Tomatina and the working apron on the line at Nomad Pizza. A barista's apron is a workbench you wear. It has to survive steam, splashes and eight-hour shifts, and still look like the brand at the end of them. Fabric decides everything The right cloth is the difference between an apron that ages gracefully and one that looks tired by month two. Canvas is our workhorse, tough, structured and takes embroidery beautifully, the choice for bartenders and baristas. Denim brings rugged character and a premium, hand-worn look, the reason we reached for it on Bloom in Khan Market and the personalized denim aprons that photograph so well. Cotton drill and poly-cotton blends keep things lighter and quicker to launder for high-volume floors. Whatever the weave, darker and warmer tones hide daily stains between washes far better than pale ones. More aprons from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Customization that carries the brand An apron is a billboard at chest height. We recommend embroidery for logos and crests, it survives kitchen life and reads as quality, and screen or vinyl printing when the design is large or colour-heavy. Beyond the mark, the details that matter are adjustable straps and buckles for one-size-fits-most comfort, reinforced pockets sized for order pads, thermometers and scrapers, and contrast stitching or webbing straps that tie the apron to your palette. We dressed teams at Bean Lore, Melt Bakehouse and Boraan Thai this way, one colour story, carried across every role. Choosing by role Match the apron to the job: full bib canvas for the kitchen line, cross-back for baristas and bakers, half aprons for servers and caterers, and a smarter denim or waxed-finish apron for the bar, where the apron is part of the theatre. A well-planned set uses two or three apron styles in one shared palette so the whole team reads as a crew without looking uniform-issue. Aprons, done properly From denim to canvas, half to full, we cut, stitch and embroider every apron to order in our New Delhi workshop and deliver across India. See the range in our uniforms catalogue, more finished work on the recent deliveries wall, and the wider kit in our complete guide to restaurant uniforms. Ready to tie one on? Message us on WhatsApp or write to info@restrocart.com. See the real thing: 365 aprons we have made · 68 canvas aprons we have made · 49 denim aprons we have made Keep reading 24 Mar 2026 · Design notes, UniformsKurta Uniforms for Indian Restaurants: Traditional Without Looking Like a Costume How to design kurta and Nehru-collar uniforms for Indian restaurants: fabrics, lengths, colours, when to use them and how to keep them practical for s… Read the story → 17 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsChef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item, Surprising Impact Skull caps, baseball caps, newsboy caps, bandanas and beanies for restaurant teams: hygiene rules, fabrics, fits, branding and how many to order.… Read the story → 10 Mar 2026 · Client story, UniformsOne Restaurant, Eight Uniforms: How We Dressed Bayleaf From Kitchen to Front Door A full-outlet uniform case study: chef coats, safari shirts, denim and half aprons, housekeeping and caps designed as one system for Bayleaf restauran… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Cafe Uniform Ideas for Indian Coffee Shops | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/cafe-uniform-ideas-india/ Nine tested cafe uniform combinations for Indian coffee shops, from tee and cross-back apron to overshirt and cap, with fabric and colour notes. Home › Blog › Cafe Uniform Ideas: Nine Looks That Work i… Ideas, Uniforms Cafe Uniform Ideas: Nine Looks That Work in Indian Coffee Shops By the RestroCart design team · 07 July 2026 · New Delhi, India · 3-minute read Custom cafe aprons and caps made for Counter Culture Coffee by RestroCart Quick answer What should a barista wear? The most reliable barista uniform is a breathable t-shirt or polo under a cross-back apron, with a cap or bandana for hygiene. Cross-back straps matter because baristas stand for long shifts, and the apron should be knee-length or shorter so it does not catch on the under-counter fridge. In this guide - 1. The classic: tee plus cross-back canvas apron - 2. Polo plus half apron - 3. Denim apron over a plain black tee - 4. Overshirt as the outer layer - 5. Oversized drop-shoulder tee - 6. Dry-fit polo for high-volume counters - 7. Shirt plus waistcoat for the manager - 8. Winter layer: hooded zipper or sweatshirt - 9. The full brand kit - Practical notes before you order A cafe uniform has a harder job than a restaurant uniform. The team is visible from the moment a guest walks in, they work with milk and syrups that stain, and the whole room is being photographed constantly. Here are nine combinations we have built for coffee shops across India, and what each one is good at. 1. The classic: tee plus cross-back canvas apron A round-neck cotton tee in a brand colour under a contrasting cross-back canvas apron. Cheap to replace, easy to size, endlessly photogenic. Put the logo small on the apron chest and leave the tee plain, or reverse it. This is the default for a reason. 2. Polo plus half apron More formal, better for cafes with table service and a bakery counter. A pique-knit polo with contrast tipping on the collar and cuff reads as a uniform without looking corporate, and a waist apron with two pockets keeps servers quick. 3. Denim apron over a plain black tee The specialty-coffee look. Washed denim ages beautifully, the black tee hides everything, and a tan leather belt and patch on the apron adds the craft signal. Works particularly well in cafes with wood and brass interiors. 4. Overshirt as the outer layer Instead of an apron, a lightweight overshirt in a brand colour, worn open over a tee, with a chest crest. This suits cafes with a lounge feel, and it is a good answer for teams who dislike aprons. Add a waist apron for the bar staff only. 5. Oversized drop-shoulder tee Heavier 220 to 240 GSM cotton, boxy cut, large back print. Younger brands and dessert-forward cafes love it, staff genuinely like wearing it, and it doubles as retail merchandise you can sell at the counter. More aprons from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. 6. Dry-fit polo for high-volume counters If your cafe runs a hot kitchen behind the counter or you are in a coastal or summer-heavy city, a dry-fit polo moves sweat away and dries between shifts. Less premium in the hand than cotton, considerably kinder in May. 7. Shirt plus waistcoat for the manager Give the person running the floor a visual difference guests can read. A crisp shirt with rolled sleeves and a v-neck waistcoat, plus a name badge, is enough. The team should look like one family with the manager as an obvious point of contact. 8. Winter layer: hooded zipper or sweatshirt North Indian cafes need a winter answer from November. A hooded zipper or crew sweatshirt in the brand colour, embroidered rather than printed, keeps the uniform consistent when everyone reaches for a jacket. We have made these for cafes in Amritsar, Chandigarh and Srinagar, and they end up being the most-worn piece in the whole kit. 9. The full brand kit Tee, apron, cap, name badge, and a matching set of coasters, menus and table cards in the same palette. When the apron, the menu board and the coaster all use the same three colours, a small cafe reads as a considered brand rather than a nice room. The team notices the uniform more than the guest does. If your staff like wearing it, they will wear it properly, and that is most of the battle. Practical notes before you order - Order aprons in pairs. One apron per barista guarantees a stained apron by Wednesday. - Size for the real range. Get chest and length measurements rather than assuming S, M, L. We supply a size-set sample before bulk production. - Keep artwork small and high. Anything below the waist disappears behind the counter. - Plan for new hires. We keep your fabric codes, thread shades and embroidery files, so a top-up batch six months later matches the original. See finished cafe uniforms on our work gallery, or WhatsApp us at +91 98213 34906 with your team size and we will put together options for your palette. See the real thing: 144 t-shirt uniforms we have made · 146 polo t-shirt uniforms we have made · 46 round-neck t-shirt uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How many uniform sets does a cafe need per person?Two to three tops and two aprons per person. Cafes generate more stains per shift than most restaurants because of milk, syrups and coffee grounds, so under-ordering aprons is the most common mistake we see. What colours work best for cafe uniforms?Deep, saturated colours (charcoal, navy, bottle green, rust, cobalt) hide coffee splashes and photograph well under warm cafe lighting. Pure white and pale pastels look beautiful for a week and then need replacing. If your brand palette is light, keep it on the cap or the apron strap rather than the body of the apron. Keep reading 17 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsChef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item, Surprising Impact Skull caps, baseball caps, newsboy caps, bandanas and beanies for restaurant teams: hygiene rules, fabrics, fits, branding and how many to order.… Read the story → 10 Mar 2026 · Client story, UniformsOne Restaurant, Eight Uniforms: How We Dressed Bayleaf From Kitchen to Front Door A full-outlet uniform case study: chef coats, safari shirts, denim and half aprons, housekeeping and caps designed as one system for Bayleaf restauran… Read the story → 03 Mar 2026 · Client story, UniformsFour Teams, One Bar: Uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar How we designed chef, bartender, housekeeping and manager uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar as one coordinated system with distinct roles.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Steward & Server Uniform Guide for Restaurants | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/steward-server-uniform-guide/ How to design steward and server uniforms: shirt vs polo, apron style, pockets, colour-coding by role, sizing, quantities and cost planning. Home › Blog › Steward and Server Uniforms: A Restaurant … Buying guide, Uniforms Steward and Server Uniforms: A Restaurant Owner's Complete Guide By the RestroCart design team · 30 June 2026 · New Delhi, India · 3-minute read Custom steward and server uniforms with shirts and aprons made for Bayleaf restaurant by RestroCart Quick answer Should servers wear shirts or polo t-shirts? Shirts read more formal and suit fine-dine, bars and hotels; polos are cooler, cheaper to replace and suit cafes, casual dining and QSR. The deciding question is usually your average bill and whether guests are seated for more than an hour. In this guide - Start with the service style, not the fabric - Shirt or polo: the honest comparison - Pockets: the detail nobody specs and everybody regrets - Colour-coding your floor - Sizing an order properly - What it costs to plan for - Finish it with the small things Servers and stewards are the staff your guest interacts with most, which makes their uniform the single highest-leverage piece of clothing in the building. It has to look right at the table, survive a full service, and let the person wearing it work fast. Here is how we approach it. Start with the service style, not the fabric Before picking cloth, describe the service. Are plates carried or trolleyed? Do servers clear as they go? Is there a bar handover? Do they take orders on paper or a tablet? Those answers decide pocket placement, sleeve length and apron cut, and they matter more than colour. - Fine-dine, seated, long dwell time: long-sleeve shirt, waist apron, name badge, closed shoes. Sleeves stay down. - Casual dining and bistro: short-sleeve shirt or polo, cross-back or waist apron, rolled cuffs with tabs. - Cafe and QSR: polo or tee, half apron or none, cap. - Banquets and catering: shirt and waistcoat, no apron on the floor, easy-iron fabric, plenty of spares. Shirt or polo: the honest comparison A tailored shirt in poly-cotton or an oxford weave looks sharper and holds a crease, but it needs pressing and costs more to replace. A pique-knit polo needs no ironing, hides light creasing, breathes better and can be replaced cheaply when a curry lands on it. Neither is more professional; they are calibrated to different rooms. If you want the formality of a shirt with less maintenance, we make an easy-care poly-cotton shirt with a soft fused collar that holds shape from the wash without starching. It is the most-ordered shirt fabric we sell. Pockets: the detail nobody specs and everybody regrets A server without the right pocket keeps walking back to the station. Standard spec we recommend: two deep front pockets on the apron sized for a bill folder, a narrow pen slot on the right, and a small internal pocket for a lighter or a bottle opener where relevant. On shirts, one chest pocket is plenty; two look busy. More polo t-shirt service uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Colour-coding your floor The cleanest system keeps one cut and one fabric across every team and changes only the shade: for example charcoal for stewards, ink-blue for the bar, olive for housekeeping, and a waistcoat for managers. Guests learn it within one visit. It also makes reordering simple, because you are buying one style in four colourways rather than four different garments. Uniform is a wayfinding system as much as a look. A guest should be able to find the right person without making eye contact with three wrong ones. Sizing an order properly Do not order by shirt size alone. We ask clients for chest, waist and sleeve or top length per person, then produce a size-set sample so a few staff can try before bulk production. Add roughly 15 percent spare stock in the two most common sizes: attrition in Indian restaurant service is real, and a new hire in a mismatched shirt undoes the whole system. What it costs to plan for Budget three tops and two aprons per server, one name badge per person plus spares, and a replacement cycle of nine to twelve months for tops and twelve to eighteen months for aprons. Ordering the year's replacement batch at the same time as the initial order usually costs less than two separate runs, and guarantees the shade matches. Finish it with the small things An embroidered chest crest, a name badge that can be re-slotted when staff change, and a woven wash-care label inside the collar. The badge is the cheapest hospitality upgrade there is: it turns an anonymous server into a person the guest can thank by name. See steward and service uniforms we have delivered on our work gallery, or send us your team split on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 for a role-by-role proposal. See the real thing: 263 waiter and steward uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How many uniform sets does each server need?Three tops and two aprons per server is the working standard for full-service restaurants. Servers are the most visible staff and the most likely to pick up a spill, so under-ordering here is a false economy. How should we tell service staff apart from housekeeping?Colour-code by role rather than by garment. Keep the same cut and fabric across teams and change the shade, so the floor reads as one brand while guests can still tell who to ask for water and who to ask for the bill. Keep reading 10 Mar 2026 · Client story, UniformsOne Restaurant, Eight Uniforms: How We Dressed Bayleaf From Kitchen to Front Door A full-outlet uniform case study: chef coats, safari shirts, denim and half aprons, housekeeping and caps designed as one system for Bayleaf restauran… Read the story → 03 Mar 2026 · Client story, UniformsFour Teams, One Bar: Uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar How we designed chef, bartender, housekeeping and manager uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar as one coordinated system with distinct roles.… Read the story → 17 Feb 2026 · Client story, UniformsDressing an International Ramen Brand in Delhi: Uniforms for Mensho Tokyo How we produced chef, service, manager and winter uniforms in New Delhi for Mensho Tokyo, matching an international brand standard locally.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Housekeeping Uniform Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/housekeeping-uniform-guide-restaurants/ Choosing housekeeping uniforms for restaurants and hotels: stain-tolerant fabrics, ladies and gents fits, utility aprons and clear role colour-coding. Home › Blog › Housekeeping Uniforms for Restaurants: Fab… Buying guide, Uniforms Housekeeping Uniforms for Restaurants: Fabric, Fit and Colour-coding By the RestroCart design team · 23 June 2026 · New Delhi, India · 3-minute read Custom housekeeping uniforms in stain-tolerant poly-cotton, restaurant housekeeping team uniforms by RestroCart Quick answer What fabric is best for housekeeping uniforms? A 65:35 poly-cotton around 180 to 200 GSM is the standard: it resists stains, keeps colour through frequent hot washes, dries quickly and needs almost no ironing. Pure cotton is more comfortable but fades and creases far faster under the wash frequency housekeeping demands. In this guide - The wash cycle is the design brief - Fabric and weight - Fits: stop ordering one cut for everyone - Colour-coding: make the room readable - The utility apron - Small details worth specifying - Ordering Housekeeping uniforms are the ones restaurateurs think about last and replace first. They take the most washes, the harshest chemicals and the least budget, which is exactly why getting the specification right saves money rather than costing it. The wash cycle is the design brief A server's shirt might be washed four times a week. A housekeeping uniform is washed every single shift, often at high temperature with strong detergent, sometimes alongside kitchen linen. Design for that first. That means poly-cotton rather than pure cotton, colour-fast dyes, reinforced seams at the knee and pocket corners, and no delicate trims that will not survive a hot wash. Fabric and weight We build most housekeeping uniforms in 65:35 poly-cotton at 180 to 200 GSM. Heavy enough to be opaque and hold shape, light enough to work in through a Delhi summer, and quick to dry so a two-set rotation actually works. For hotel banquet housekeeping we go slightly heavier at 210 GSM for a more structured look on the floor. Fits: stop ordering one cut for everyone The most common complaint we hear about existing housekeeping uniforms is fit, and it is almost always because a single unisex cut was ordered for a mixed team. We make separate ladies and gents blocks: a ladies kurta-style top with side vents and a slightly longer hem is far more comfortable and better received than a shortened men's shirt. Where a team prefers it, we also make salwar-kameez and tunic-with-trouser sets in the same fabric and shade so the floor still looks uniform. More housekeeping uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Colour-coding: make the room readable Housekeeping should be instantly distinguishable from service staff without looking like a different company. The system we recommend keeps the same fabric and the same crest across all teams and changes only the colour: - Service: charcoal or the primary brand shade - Housekeeping: olive, slate or a deeper neutral - Kitchen: white or black chef wear - Managers: the service colour plus a waistcoat Guests read it in one visit. Managers can scan a room and see coverage at a glance. And when you reorder, you are buying one garment in several shades rather than four unrelated products. A housekeeping uniform that fits well and does not show yesterday's spill changes how the person wearing it carries themselves on the floor. That is not a soft benefit; guests notice posture. The utility apron Add a mid-length utility apron in a wipe-clean or heavier canvas: two large front pockets, a cloth loop, and a waterproof option for teams handling dishwash and bin runs. It costs a fraction of the uniform, and it doubles the life of the garment underneath. Small details worth specifying - Reinforced pocket corners and knee seams, the two places housekeeping trousers fail. - Embroidered crest rather than a print. Prints crack under repeated hot washing. - Woven wash-care labels so laundry staff use the right cycle. - Name badges for housekeeping too, not just service. It matters more than people expect. - Spare stock of 15 to 20 percent in common sizes, because housekeeping teams turn over faster than any other department. Ordering Tell us your headcount, the ladies and gents split, and whether the team handles dishwash and bin runs. We will propose fabric, fit and a colour system that sits alongside your service and kitchen uniforms, then send mockups and a quote. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 121 housekeeping uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What colours hide stains best?Mid to dark tones with some texture: charcoal, slate grey, olive, teak brown, deep teal. Avoid pure white, pale grey and light beige for housekeeping. A subtle self-texture or melange yarn hides marks better than a flat solid of the same shade. Do housekeeping staff need aprons?Yes, a utility apron with two large pockets and a loop for a cloth is worth ordering. It keeps the uniform itself cleaner, extends its life, and gives staff somewhere to carry cloths, sanitiser and a scraper without pocketing the uniform out of shape. Keep reading 03 Mar 2026 · Client story, UniformsFour Teams, One Bar: Uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar How we designed chef, bartender, housekeeping and manager uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar as one coordinated system with distinct roles.… Read the story → 17 Feb 2026 · Client story, UniformsDressing an International Ramen Brand in Delhi: Uniforms for Mensho Tokyo How we produced chef, service, manager and winter uniforms in New Delhi for Mensho Tokyo, matching an international brand standard locally.… Read the story → 10 Feb 2026 · Client story, UniformsWinter in Amritsar: Hoodies, Napkins and Service Uniforms for Bon Chic A north-India winter uniform case study: service uniforms, housekeeping, branded hoodies in three colourways and matching table napkins for Bon Chic, … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Manager Uniforms: Waistcoats & Blazers | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/manager-uniform-waistcoat-blazer-guide/ How to design manager uniforms for restaurants: waistcoat styles, blazer fabrics, Nehru jackets, badges and how to make front-of-house leadership visible. Home › Blog › Manager Uniforms: Waistcoats, Blazers and … Buying guide, Uniforms Manager Uniforms: Waistcoats, Blazers and Nehru Jackets That Actually Get Worn By the RestroCart design team · 16 June 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom manager waistcoats in v-neck and collared styles, restaurant manager uniforms by RestroCart Quick answer What should a restaurant manager wear? The reliable formula is the service uniform plus one distinguishing layer: a waistcoat, a half jacket or a blazer, with a name badge. Keeping the shirt and trousers common with the service team means the manager still looks like part of the floor while being easy for guests to identify. In this guide - The one-layer rule - Waistcoat styles and when to use them - Blazers and half jackets - Badges, pins and the human detail - Fit and quantity - Ordering The manager is the person a guest looks for when something goes wrong, when they want to compliment the kitchen, or when they want a table moved. If a guest cannot find that person in five seconds, the uniform has failed, no matter how good it looks. The one-layer rule The mistake we see most often is dressing managers in a completely different outfit. It separates them from the floor and, more practically, means you are managing two entirely separate uniform inventories. The better approach is a single distinguishing layer over the same shirt and trousers the service team wears: a waistcoat, a half jacket, or a blazer. Waistcoat styles and when to use them - V-neck, five buttons. The most universally flattering and the most-ordered. Works over both long and short sleeves. - Collared, five or six buttons. More formal, adds structure across the shoulders. Good for hotels and fine-dine. - Nehru collar. A cleaner, more contemporary line, and the natural choice for modern Indian restaurants. - Angrakha or round-neck asymmetric. Distinctive, photogenic, and increasingly requested by regional-cuisine restaurants that want a uniform with a point of view. Details matter more on a waistcoat than on any other uniform piece because it sits at eye height across the table. Contrast lining that shows at the armhole, horn or metal buttons, a welt pocket, and a small embroidered crest at the chest are enough. Skip the large logo. Blazers and half jackets For hotel F&B, banquets and premium bars, a blazer or half jacket carries the authority a waistcoat cannot. We build these in poly-viscose suiting for daily wear, and in tweed or textured wool-blend for winter and for bar managers who want a heavier look. A half jacket, cut shorter and less structured, is the practical middle ground: it reads formal, moves better on the floor, and costs less than a full blazer. Give the manager one thing the team does not have. A waistcoat, a different collar, a lapel pin. One is enough; three makes them look like a different company. More manager blazers from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Badges, pins and the human detail A name badge with the manager's name and role is the highest-return item in the whole uniform. Guests remember names, complaints get resolved faster, and reviews start naming individuals rather than "the staff". Add a small metal lapel pin in the brand mark for a finished look. Fit and quantity Waistcoats and blazers should be tailored to the individual rather than ordered in a size run. Managers are a small group and they wear the garment every shift, so the cost of individual fitting is negligible and the difference is visible from across the room. Two waistcoats per manager is enough; two blazers if the blazer is worn daily, one if it is for evening service only. Ordering Send us the number of managers, whether the restaurant is air-conditioned throughout, and a photograph of your service uniform. We will propose a layer that sits on top of what you already have. See finished manager uniforms in our work gallery or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 80 manager uniforms we have made · 39 waistcoats we have made · 12 manager blazers we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Which waistcoat style suits an Indian restaurant?V-neck five-button waistcoats are the safest and most flattering across body types. Collared and six-button styles read more formal and suit hotels and fine-dine. Nehru-collar and angrakha-style waistcoats work beautifully for Indian-cuisine restaurants and are increasingly requested for modern Indian dining rooms. What fabric should manager blazers be made in?Poly-viscose suiting between 210 and 250 GSM is the practical default: it holds shape, resists creasing through a shift and can be dry-cleaned regularly. Tweed and textured weaves look excellent for winter and for bar managers but are warm for summer service in most Indian cities. Keep reading 17 Feb 2026 · Client story, UniformsDressing an International Ramen Brand in Delhi: Uniforms for Mensho Tokyo How we produced chef, service, manager and winter uniforms in New Delhi for Mensho Tokyo, matching an international brand standard locally.… Read the story → 10 Feb 2026 · Client story, UniformsWinter in Amritsar: Hoodies, Napkins and Service Uniforms for Bon Chic A north-India winter uniform case study: service uniforms, housekeeping, branded hoodies in three colourways and matching table napkins for Bon Chic, … Read the story → 03 Feb 2026 · Design notes, UniformsDenim in Restaurant Uniforms: Why It Keeps Winning Denim aprons, denim shirts and denim chef jackets for restaurants: weights, washes, why denim ages well and which roles it suits best.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Bakery Uniforms: Maroon Tees & Brown Aprons | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/bakery-uniforms-tees-and-aprons/ Premium maroon tees, witty typography and brown canvas aprons with an embroidered crest, inside a bakery uniform project, plus a patisserie design guide. Home › Blog › Fresh from the Oven: Dressing a Bakery in … Client story, Uniforms Fresh from the Oven: Dressing a Bakery in Maroon Tees & Brown Aprons By the RestroCart design team · 09 June 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Bakery uniforms, maroon t-shirts printed 'Don't rush me, I am caramelising' with brown canvas aprons and embroidered crest Quick answer What should bakery staff wear? Bakery teams do best in heavier cotton tees or chef tees in warm, darker tones such as maroon, brown or charcoal that hide flour and chocolate, under adjustable canvas aprons with a stitched crest. Add caps or hair covers for hygiene and a witty print to make the counter team part of the brand. Key takeaways - Borrow the uniform palette from your display counter. - Darker tones hide flour and glaze between washes. - Adjustable apron straps fit every shift and body type. Walk into a good bakery and the colours do half the storytelling: burnt sugar, toasted crust, chocolate, cream. When a patisserie client asked us for uniforms, we simply borrowed the palette from their display counter: deep maroon tees the colour of a glazed cherry, and aprons in warm caramel brown. The tees carry the brand’s embroidered crest on the chest, and the back gets the line that makes every customer grin: “Don’t rush me, I am caramelising.” Over it goes a brown canvas apron with adjustable straps and a stitched crest, equal parts workbench and window display. The set photographs like a croissant ad, which is exactly the point. What bakery uniforms have to survive Patisserie work is gentler than a tandoor line but messier than a coffee bar: flour dust, butter, glazes, oven heat at 4 a.m. Our bakery kits are built around that reality: - Darker, warmer tones: maroons, browns and charcoals hide flour and chocolate between washes far better than whites and pastels. - Heavier tee fabric with a soft hand, premium feel at the counter, sturdy through industrial laundering. - Canvas aprons with real coverage, bib cuts, deep pockets for thermometers and scrapers, and straps that don’t dig during long prep shifts. - Embroidery over prints for crests, it survives oven-adjacent life and reads as craft, which is the brand promise of every good bakery. A bakery sells patience, slow proofs, slow bakes, slow mornings. The uniform should look like it was made with the same care as the bread. More aprons from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. One look, every station The same palette flexes across roles: full aprons for bakers, half aprons for counter staff, and matching caps or name badges for the front of house. Add wooden menu boards and coasters in the same tones, and the whole shop feels art-directed, because it is. Your bakery, customized From artisan bakehouses to dessert cafes, we've dressed teams across India, see our uniforms catalogue and recent deliveries. Ready to knead your look into shape? Message us on WhatsApp or write to info@restrocart.com. Keep reading 10 Feb 2026 · Client story, UniformsWinter in Amritsar: Hoodies, Napkins and Service Uniforms for Bon Chic A north-India winter uniform case study: service uniforms, housekeeping, branded hoodies in three colourways and matching table napkins for Bon Chic, … Read the story → 03 Feb 2026 · Design notes, UniformsDenim in Restaurant Uniforms: Why It Keeps Winning Denim aprons, denim shirts and denim chef jackets for restaurants: weights, washes, why denim ages well and which roles it suits best.… Read the story → 27 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHostess Uniforms: The Fifteen Seconds That Set the Tone Designing hostess uniforms for restaurants: fabrics that hold shape while standing, silhouettes, colour, layering and details that read at the door.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Bartender Uniform Guide for Bars & Restaurants | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/bartender-uniform-guide/ Bartender uniform ideas and specs: leather and denim bar aprons, rolled-sleeve shirts, waistcoats, suspenders and fabrics that survive a wet bar. Home › Blog › Bartender Uniforms: Dressing the Bar Team … Buying guide, Uniforms Bartender Uniforms: Dressing the Bar Team for Light, Camera and a Long Shift By the RestroCart design team · 09 June 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom bartender uniforms with rolled-sleeve shirts and leather bar aprons made by RestroCart Quick answer What do bartenders usually wear? The most common professional bar uniform is a rolled-sleeve shirt with a waist or bib apron, often in leather, leatherette or denim, plus a name badge. Waistcoats and suspenders are added for classic cocktail bars and speakeasies. In this guide - Start at the apron - The shirt underneath - Waistcoats, suspenders and the classic bar look - Hookah and shisha teams - Small details that pay off - Ordering A bar is the most photographed three metres in any restaurant. The bartender is lit, elevated, and watched while they work, which means their uniform is doing brand work every single night. It also gets wet, sticky and citrus-stained by 10pm. Those two facts pull in opposite directions, and the good uniforms resolve them. Start at the apron The apron is the bartender's uniform. Everything else supports it. - Leather and leatherette bibs read craft and premium, wipe clean between rounds, and photograph superbly. Tan, oxblood and black are the classic three. We build most bar aprons in a high-grade leatherette with genuine leather straps and a riveted brand patch, so it survives service without needing conditioning. - Washed denim is the cheerful, hardworking alternative. Ages beautifully, machine-washable, and suits brewpubs and casual bars. - Waist aprons in canvas keep bartenders cooler and give quick pocket access; pair them with a shirt that carries the branding. Whatever the material, insist on cross-back or wide straps. A single neck loop over a six-hour bar shift is a physiotherapy bill. The shirt underneath Rolled sleeves with a button tab is the standard, and it exists for a reason: bartenders need forearms free and cuffs dry. Oxford weave, chambray and lightweight denim all work. Dark colours hide bitters and citrus oils. A contrast inner collar and cuff facing shows when sleeves are rolled and is a cheap, high-impact brand detail. Waistcoats, suspenders and the classic bar look For cocktail bars and speakeasies, a waistcoat over a rolled-sleeve shirt is still the most effective look in the business. Suspenders are the lighter alternative and considerably cooler in summer. Keep the palette to two colours, and put the brand on a small metal lapel pin rather than an embroidered patch. A bar apron gets photographed more than your logo does. Spend the money there. More bartender uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Hookah and shisha teams Shisha service is its own role and deserves its own uniform. Heat-resistant fabric, a short apron that does not catch on the coal tray, and darker colours that hide charcoal dust. We build these separately for lounges across Delhi NCR, usually with a distinctive colour so guests can flag the shisha team specifically. Small details that pay off - Bottle-opener loop or pocket on the apron, sized to your actual opener. - Towel loop at the hip. Bartenders will tuck a towel somewhere; give it a home. - Branded peg measurers, coasters and glassware from our merchandise range, so the bar top matches the apron. - Name badges: regulars ask for their bartender by name, and that is worth engineering. Ordering Tell us the bar programme (cocktails, beer, shisha, all three), the bar's material palette, and how many people work a peak shift. We will propose apron material, shirt fabric and colours to match. Browse bar uniforms we have made on our work gallery, or WhatsApp us at +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 43 bartender uniforms we have made · 49 denim aprons we have made · 15 leather and waterproof aprons we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should bar aprons be leather or fabric?Leather and leatherette wipe clean and look premium under bar lighting, which is why cocktail bars prefer them. Fabric aprons in canvas or denim absorb spills and are machine-washable, which suits high-volume beer and pub service. Many bars use a leatherette bib with a fabric-lined interior to get both. What colours work behind a bar?Dark, saturated colours: black, charcoal, deep navy, oxblood, forest green and tan leather. Bars are dimly lit and wet; light fabrics show every splash and disappear against warm lighting in photographs. Keep reading 03 Feb 2026 · Design notes, UniformsDenim in Restaurant Uniforms: Why It Keeps Winning Denim aprons, denim shirts and denim chef jackets for restaurants: weights, washes, why denim ages well and which roles it suits best.… Read the story → 27 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHostess Uniforms: The Fifteen Seconds That Set the Tone Designing hostess uniforms for restaurants: fabrics that hold shape while standing, silhouettes, colour, layering and details that read at the door.… Read the story → 20 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsHow to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order Without Getting It Wrong Measuring, size sets, spare ratios and reorder planning for restaurant uniform orders, and the three mistakes that cause most fit complaints.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Winterwear Guide: Hoodies & Zippers | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-winterwear-guide/ How to add winterwear to a restaurant uniform: hoodie vs sweatshirt vs zipper, fleece weights, cardigans for fine-dine and raincoats for delivery riders. Home › Blog › Restaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, C… Buying guide, Uniforms Restaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, Cardigans and Rider Raincoats By the RestroCart design team · 02 June 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom embroidered hoodies for restaurant teams, restaurant winterwear made by RestroCart Quick answer When should a restaurant order winter uniforms? Order by September for a November rollout. Fleece and knit fabrics have longer lead times than woven cotton, and every restaurant in north India orders in the same six-week window, so late orders get squeezed. In this guide - Pick the layer by the role - Fabric weights that make sense in India - Branding: embroider, do not print - Make it merchandise too - Quantities and timing From November, half of India's restaurant teams start layering whatever they own over the uniform, and by January the floor looks like a bus queue. Winterwear is not a luxury add-on; it is the piece that keeps your uniform system intact for four months of the year. Pick the layer by the role - Hooded zipper for kitchen prep, back of house, delivery and anyone moving between indoors and out. Zips open when it gets warm, stays on. - Crew sweatshirt for service floors where a hood reads too casual. Cleanest surface for a chest crest. - Hoodie for cafes, dessert brands and younger teams. Also the single best-selling piece if you sell merchandise. - Cardigan or knitted V-neck for fine-dine and hotels, worn over a shirt with the collar out. Warmer than it looks, and formal. - Windcheater or fleece jacket for valet, gate, outdoor seating and riders. - Raincoat or poncho for delivery riders through monsoon; add reflective piping. Fabric weights that make sense in India Most of India does not need Arctic gear, and over-specifying is a common and expensive mistake. For Delhi NCR, Punjab and the plains, a 300 to 340 GSM cotton-fleece or French terry is the sweet spot: warm enough for a December night on an open terrace, not so heavy that it becomes unwearable indoors. For the hills, Srinagar, Shimla, Manali, we go to 400 GSM brushed fleece or a poly-fill quilted jacket. More winterwear jackets & zippers from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Branding: embroider, do not print Winterwear is washed less often but worn constantly, and printed logos on fleece crack and peel faster than on woven cotton. Embroidery on the left chest, a small embroidered sleeve mark and a woven label at the hem give a retail-grade finish that survives the season. If you want a large graphic, put it on the back and use a high-density DTF print rather than plastisol. The winter layer is the piece staff take home and wear on their day off. That is free advertising, and it is worth making the garment good enough that they want to. Make it merchandise too A hoodie designed for staff is one small step away from a hoodie you can sell. Order a slightly different colourway without the role-specific details, put it on the counter, and let regulars buy into the brand. Several of our cafe clients now run a small winter merch drop each year alongside their staff order, which effectively subsidises the uniform. Quantities and timing One winter layer per person, plus 10 to 15 percent spares in common sizes. Place the order by September. Winter fabrics have longer mill lead times, embroidery queues are full in October, and if you order in November you will be wearing your winterwear in February. See winterwear we have delivered on our work gallery, or send your headcount to +91 98213 34906 on WhatsApp for options and pricing. See the real thing: 147 winterwear we have made · 64 hoodies and sweatshirts we have made · 32 sweaters and cardigans we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Hoodie, sweatshirt or zipper: which is best for staff?Zippers are the most practical because staff can regulate temperature without removing the layer or disturbing the uniform underneath. Hoodies are the most popular with teams and the best-selling as retail merchandise. Crew sweatshirts are the most formal of the three and the easiest to embroider cleanly. What do delivery riders need in winter and monsoon?A windproof outer layer and a proper raincoat or poncho with reflective piping. Branded windcheaters double as marketing on the road, and reflective detailing is a genuine safety feature on Indian roads at night. Keep reading 27 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHostess Uniforms: The Fifteen Seconds That Set the Tone Designing hostess uniforms for restaurants: fabrics that hold shape while standing, silhouettes, colour, layering and details that read at the door.… Read the story → 20 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsHow to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order Without Getting It Wrong Measuring, size sets, spare ratios and reorder planning for restaurant uniform orders, and the three mistakes that cause most fit complaints.… Read the story → 13 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsWaterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Your Wettest Station Why every kitchen needs two or three waterproof aprons: materials, lengths, hygiene, and how they extend the life of your regular uniform.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Ice Cream Parlour Uniforms: A Design Guide | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/ice-cream-parlour-uniforms/ Pink polos, khaki aprons and playful caps, designing uniforms for ice cream parlours and dessert cafes, where colour psychology sells more scoops. Home › Blog › Serving Scoops in Style: Designing Uniform… Client story, Uniforms Serving Scoops in Style: Designing Uniforms for an Ice Cream Parlour By the RestroCart design team · 26 May 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Ice cream parlour uniforms, pink polo t-shirts, pink cap and khaki aprons with playful branding Quick answer What colours work best for ice cream parlour uniforms? Warm pinks, pastels and creams signal sweetness and nostalgia, while khaki or tan aprons keep the look grounded and hide drips. Match the uniform to the product so staff read as part of the menu: RestroCart's ice cream parlour set pairs pink polos and caps with khaki canvas half-aprons. Key takeaways - Dessert brands can be more playful with colour than any other F&B category. - Use lightweight, breathable polos for summer counter shifts. - A darker apron over a pastel polo hides the day's spills. Dessert brands get a licence other restaurants don’t: the licence to be playful. When an ice cream parlour asked us to build their crew’s look, we reached for the sunniest end of the palette: strawberry pinks, cream collars and warm khaki aprons that look like waffle cones feel. The polos come in two flavours: an all-pink edition and a pink-with-cream-collar version, topped with a matching cap. Over them, a khaki half-apron in sturdy canvas carries the brand’s badge, with embroidery cheerful enough to belong on a sundae menu. The whole set says one thing to a customer walking in from the summer heat: you’re in the right place. Colour psychology sells scoops Uniform colour isn’t decoration; it’s merchandising. Warm pinks and pastels are shorthand for sweetness and nostalgia; khakis and creams keep the look grounded and grown-up. In a category where purchases are impulsive and Instagram does half the marketing, a team dressed like the product is the cheapest advertising you'll ever buy. - Match the flavour, not just the logo. A gelato lab can go minimalist; a family scoop shop should feel like a celebration. - Think of the counter as a stage. Caps and aprons read clearly across a queue and in every customer photo. - Choose washable joy. Light colours meet chocolate sauce daily, we pick fabrics and weaves that come back bright from every wash. In dessert retail, the uniform is part of the appetite. People taste with their eyes first. More polo t-shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Built for summer shifts Behind the charm is workwear engineering: breathable cotton-rich polos for long summer shifts, aprons cut for freezer-to-counter movement, and embroidery that outlasts a season of sticky fingerprints. It's the same standard we bring to coffee bars and bakeries: comfort first, brand always. Dress your scoop shop If you run an ice cream parlour, dessert cafe or patisserie, we'd love to design your crew's look: polos, tees, aprons, caps and matching merchandise. See the range in our uniforms catalogue or DM us on WhatsApp to customize yours. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Are polos or t-shirts better for an ice cream shop?Polos look neater at the counter and hold a crest better; round-neck tees are cooler and more casual. Many parlours run polos for the counter and tees for back-of-house. Keep reading 20 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsHow to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order Without Getting It Wrong Measuring, size sets, spare ratios and reorder planning for restaurant uniform orders, and the three mistakes that cause most fit complaints.… Read the story → 13 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsWaterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Your Wettest Station Why every kitchen needs two or three waterproof aprons: materials, lengths, hygiene, and how they extend the life of your regular uniform.… Read the story → 12 Jan 2026 · Client story, UniformsWarm Team, Warmer Welcomes: Custom Winterwear for Restaurant Crews Custom black hoodies made for Kiona's team, plus a guide to restaurant winterwear: fabrics, embroidery and layering that keep staff warm and on brand.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Embroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Uniforms | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/embroidery-vs-printing-uniforms/ Embroidery, screen print, DTF, sublimation, woven and leather patches compared for restaurant uniforms: durability, cost, detail and best use per garment. Home › Blog › Embroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Unifo… Buying guide, Uniforms Embroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Uniforms: Which Branding Method to Choose By the RestroCart design team · 26 May 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom uniform shirts with embroidered chest crests, restaurant uniform branding by RestroCart Quick answer Is embroidery better than printing on uniforms? Embroidery lasts longer, survives hot commercial washing and looks more premium, which makes it the better choice for chest crests, caps and aprons. Printing is better for large, multi-colour or photographic artwork and costs less at volume, which makes it the right choice for back graphics and merchandise tees. In this guide - Embroidery - Screen printing - DTF and digital printing - Sublimation - Woven and leather patches - A simple decision table - Send us your logo The same logo can be applied six different ways, and the choice affects how the uniform looks on day one, how it looks after fifty washes, and what the order costs. Here is how each method behaves. Embroidery Thread stitched directly into the fabric. It has physical depth, catches light, and reads as premium in a way flat printing cannot. It survives hot washes, bleach exposure and years of wear. It is the right answer for chest crests, cap fronts, apron bibs, polo placket marks and anything on a chef coat. Limits: fine detail below about 4 mm gets lost, gradients are impossible, and each additional thread colour adds cost. Large embroidered areas become stiff and heavy. If your logo has thin serifs or a photographic element, we will usually redraw a simplified crest version specifically for embroidery, and it almost always looks better than the original at that size. Screen printing Ink pushed through a mesh, cured with heat. Excellent for large flat-colour graphics, very economical at volume, and the standard for back prints and merchandise tees. Each colour needs a separate screen, so a three-colour design costs more to set up than a one-colour design but nothing more per piece after that. Prints soften with washing and will eventually crack, so screen printing is best on garments you expect to replace annually. DTF and digital printing Direct-to-film transfer prints full-colour artwork with no colour limit and no screen setup, which makes it the best choice for small runs and complex designs. Durability sits between screen print and embroidery. This is what we use for photographic artwork, gradients and short-run merchandise drops. More uniform shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Sublimation Dye is gassed into polyester fibres, so the print becomes part of the fabric with no hand-feel at all and effectively no wear. It only works on polyester and only on light bases, which limits it to dry-fit tees, sports-cut uniforms and all-over-print designs. For a delivery team in dry-fit polos with an all-over pattern, it is unbeatable. Woven and leather patches A separate label made off-garment and then stitched or riveted on. Woven patches allow finer detail than embroidery at small sizes. Leather and leatherette patches with debossed or metal-stamped logos give a heritage, craft signal that suits breweries, steakhouses and specialty coffee. They also let you brand a garment you cannot easily embroider, like a heavy denim apron. Choose the method per garment, not per brand. Most of our clients end up with embroidery on aprons and chef coats, a leather patch on denim, and a DTF back print on the merchandise tee. That is not inconsistency, it is craft. A simple decision table - Chest crest on shirt, polo, chef coat, cap: embroidery. - Apron bib: embroidery, or a leather patch on denim. - Large back graphic: screen print at volume, DTF for small runs. - Photographic or gradient artwork: DTF. - All-over pattern on polyester: sublimation. - Heritage or craft brands: leather or metal patch. Send us your logo Share a vector file if you have one and we will show you what it looks like as a stitched crest, a print and a patch before you commit. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 or see finished branding on our work gallery. See the real thing: 365 aprons we have made · 68 canvas aprons we have made · 146 polo t-shirt uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How large can an embroidered logo be?Up to roughly 10 to 12 cm wide is comfortable. Beyond that the stitch count makes the patch stiff and heavy, distorts light fabric, and costs more than a print would. For anything larger we recommend an appliqué or a DTF print. Which branding method survives commercial laundry best?Embroidery first, then woven or leather patches, then DTF, then screen print, then sublimation on polyester (which is technically permanent but only works on poly fabrics). Vinyl heat transfer is the least durable and we avoid it for uniforms. Keep reading 13 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsWaterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Your Wettest Station Why every kitchen needs two or three waterproof aprons: materials, lengths, hygiene, and how they extend the life of your regular uniform.… Read the story → 12 Jan 2026 · Client story, UniformsWarm Team, Warmer Welcomes: Custom Winterwear for Restaurant Crews Custom black hoodies made for Kiona's team, plus a guide to restaurant winterwear: fabrics, embroidery and layering that keep staff warm and on brand.… Read the story → 06 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsRunning a Multi-Outlet Hotel F&B Uniform Programme How to plan uniforms across a hotel's restaurants, bar, banquets and room service: shared blocks, outlet identity, stock levels and reorder discipline… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## How to Choose Restaurant Uniform Colours | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-uniform-colours-guide/ A practical framework for picking restaurant uniform colours: lighting, cuisine, stain tolerance, brand palette, role colour-coding and what photographs well. Home › Blog › How to Choose Uniform Colours for Your Res… Design notes, Uniforms How to Choose Uniform Colours for Your Restaurant (Without Regretting It in Month Three) By the RestroCart design team · 19 May 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom polo t-shirt uniforms in a range of brand colours, restaurant uniforms by RestroCart Quick answer What uniform colour hides stains best? Mid to dark tones with texture: charcoal, slate, olive, navy, teak brown and melange yarns. Flat black shows lint and flour; pure white shows everything; pale grey and beige are the worst performers in a working kitchen or a curry-heavy service. In this guide - 1. Check the swatch under your own lights, at night - 2. Let the cuisine set the stain budget - 3. Use the brand colour as an accent, not a bath - 4. Colour-code roles, not garments - 5. Think about what photographs well - 6. Check the fade and the reorder - Get swatches Uniform colour is chosen in a bright meeting room and worn in a dim dining room. That single mismatch causes more uniform regret than fabric, fit or price. Here is the framework we use with clients. 1. Check the swatch under your own lights, at night This is the highest-value ten minutes in the whole process. Warm restaurant lighting shifts everything: cool greys turn muddy brown, crisp whites turn cream, and a considered navy can read black. We send physical swatches for exactly this reason. Lay them on your own tables, after dark, with your own lights on. 2. Let the cuisine set the stain budget A curry-forward Indian kitchen, a tandoor section or a dessert counter working with chocolate will destroy pale uniforms. A specialty coffee bar will stain everything with milk and espresso. Be honest about what lands on the fabric: - High-stain service (Indian, Chinese, grills, coffee): charcoal, olive, navy, teak brown, oxblood. - Moderate (continental, bakery, bar): most mid-tones, with dark aprons. - Low (fine-dine with plated service, front desk, hostess): whites and pale shades are viable, with spares. 3. Use the brand colour as an accent, not a bath A team of fifteen people in saturated brand red is a lot of red in one room. The uniforms that look best keep the body in a neutral and put the brand colour where the eye lands: collar tipping, apron straps, the inner facing that shows when sleeves roll, the embroidery thread, the piping down a chef coat placket. The result reads as branded without shouting. If a guest can describe your uniform colour after leaving, you probably went one step too far. If they remember the crest on the apron, you got it right. More round-neck t-shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. 4. Colour-code roles, not garments Keep one cut and one fabric across the floor and change only the shade by team: service in charcoal, housekeeping in olive, bar in ink-blue, kitchen in black or white, manager in service colour plus a waistcoat. Guests learn the system in one visit, and reordering stays simple. 5. Think about what photographs well Your uniform will appear in guest photographs, food-blogger reels and your own social feed. Deep saturated colours hold up on camera; pale pastels wash out under warm light and mid-greys go flat. Anything with a subtle texture, melange yarns, chambray, washed denim, canvas, photographs better than a flat solid because it holds shadow. 6. Check the fade and the reorder Reactive-dyed cottons fade over a year of hot washing; a top-up order six months later will not match unless the dye lot is recorded. We keep your fabric code, dye lot reference and thread shades on file so new-hire batches match the original team, which is exactly the kind of detail nobody thinks about until the day a new server stands next to a six-month-old shirt. Get swatches Tell us your cuisine, your lighting and your brand palette, and we will send a shortlist of shades in physical swatches rather than screen colours. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 160 uniform shirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should uniforms match the brand logo colour exactly?Rarely. Use the brand colour as an accent, on the apron strap, collar tipping, embroidery thread or piping, and build the body of the uniform in a neutral that works with your lighting. A whole team in a saturated brand colour tends to overwhelm a room. How do restaurant lighting conditions affect uniform colour?Warm tungsten lighting, which most Indian restaurants use, pushes colours yellow: cool greys go muddy, whites go cream, and blues flatten. Always check fabric swatches under your own lighting at night before approving a shade. Keep reading 12 Jan 2026 · Client story, UniformsWarm Team, Warmer Welcomes: Custom Winterwear for Restaurant Crews Custom black hoodies made for Kiona's team, plus a guide to restaurant winterwear: fabrics, embroidery and layering that keep staff warm and on brand.… Read the story → 06 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsRunning a Multi-Outlet Hotel F&B Uniform Programme How to plan uniforms across a hotel's restaurants, bar, banquets and room service: shared blocks, outlet identity, stock levels and reorder discipline… Read the story → 30 Dec 2025 · Design notes, UniformsSafari Shirts and Overshirts: The Most Underrated Uniform in Indian Restaurants Why safari shirts and overshirts work so well as Indian restaurant uniforms: pockets, airflow, formality without a tie, and the right fabrics and colo… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Uniform Cost in India: Planning Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-uniform-cost-india/ How restaurant uniform budgets actually work in India: what drives cost, sets per person, replacement cycles, and how to plan an opening or annual order. Home › Blog › What Do Restaurant Uniforms Cost in India?… Buying guide, Uniforms What Do Restaurant Uniforms Cost in India? A Planning Guide for Owners By the RestroCart design team · 12 May 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Stack of custom restaurant uniform shirts ready for dispatch, made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer What drives the cost of a restaurant uniform? Five things, in order: fabric quality and GSM, garment construction (stitching, linings, reinforcements), branding method and stitch count, order quantity, and customization complexity such as contrast panels or individual tailoring. Quantity has the biggest single effect, since setup costs spread across the run. In this guide - The five cost drivers - How to structure an opening order - Replacement cycles to plan around - Three ways to reduce cost without cheapening the uniform - Getting a real number We are asked for a price per shirt more often than any other question, and it is the wrong question. A shirt is not a shirt: a 140 GSM polyester import and a 200 GSM poly-cotton with a fused collar and an embroidered crest are different products that happen to share a name. Here is what actually drives a uniform budget, and how to plan one. The five cost drivers - Fabric. The largest single line. GSM, blend, dye quality and mill origin all move it. The gap between a uniform that lasts eight months and one that lasts two years is usually here. - Construction. Double-stitched seams, bar-tacked stress points, fused collars, reinforced pockets, lined waistcoats. These add modestly to unit cost and multiply garment life. - Branding. Embroidery is priced by stitch count, so a dense logo costs more than a simple one. Screen printing has a per-colour setup cost that disappears at volume. Patches add material cost. - Quantity. The biggest lever. Pattern making, digitisation and screen setup are one-time costs; spreading them across 200 pieces instead of 20 changes the per-piece number dramatically. - Customization complexity. Contrast panels, piping, custom buttons, individual tailoring and multiple colourways each add process steps. How to structure an opening order For a new restaurant, work role by role rather than by total headcount: - Kitchen: 3 chef coats, 2 aprons, 2 caps per person. Plus 2 waterproof aprons for the outlet. - Service: 3 tops, 2 aprons, 1 name badge (plus spares) per person. - Housekeeping: 3 sets, 2 utility aprons per person. - Bar: 3 shirts, 2 bar aprons per person. - Managers: 2 waistcoats or 1 blazer, plus service shirts. - Spares: 10 to 15 percent extra in the two most common sizes, in every category. That spare stock is the line most people cut and the one they regret first: it is what lets a new hire start on Monday looking like everyone else. More uniform shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Replacement cycles to plan around Tops in daily service: 9 to 12 months. Aprons: 12 to 18 months. Chef coats: 12 months. Waistcoats and blazers: 2 to 3 years. Winterwear: 2 to 3 seasons. Name badges: replaced by role, not by wear. The cheapest uniform is the one you do not have to reorder in eight months. Fabric weight is where that decision gets made. Three ways to reduce cost without cheapening the uniform - Consolidate. One annual order across all roles beats four quarterly ones, and gives you a single dye lot. - Simplify the branding. A one-colour embroidered crest looks more premium than a three-colour print and costs less. - Standardise the base. One shirt block in four colours is cheaper than four different garments and reads more deliberate on the floor. Getting a real number We quote per role, not per garment, because that is how the money is actually spent. Send your headcount by role, your city, and roughly when you open, to +91 98213 34906 on WhatsApp, and we will come back with a full-outlet quote, usually the same day. See the real thing: 1753 restaurant uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How many uniform sets should I budget per person?Three tops and two aprons per front-of-house and kitchen staff member, plus 10 to 15 percent spare stock in common sizes. Uniforms with a lower wash frequency, such as waistcoats and winterwear, need only one or two per person. Is it cheaper to order uniforms once a year or as needed?One consolidated annual order is almost always cheaper and more consistent. Setup costs (embroidery digitisation, screen preparation, pattern making, fabric minimums) are charged per run, and a single dye lot guarantees shade consistency across the team. Keep reading 06 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsRunning a Multi-Outlet Hotel F&B Uniform Programme How to plan uniforms across a hotel's restaurants, bar, banquets and room service: shared blocks, outlet identity, stock levels and reorder discipline… Read the story → 30 Dec 2025 · Design notes, UniformsSafari Shirts and Overshirts: The Most Underrated Uniform in Indian Restaurants Why safari shirts and overshirts work so well as Indian restaurant uniforms: pockets, airflow, formality without a tie, and the right fabrics and colo… Read the story → 23 Dec 2025 · Buying guide, UniformsOpening a Restaurant? The Complete Uniform and Supplies Checklist A department-by-department checklist of every uniform, tableware and print item a new restaurant needs, with quantities and a timeline before opening … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Uniform Care & Laundry Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/uniform-care-laundry-guide/ Practical uniform care for restaurants: wash temperatures, stain protocol, rotation systems, laundry bags, storage and what actually destroys uniforms. Home › Blog › How to Make Restaurant Uniforms Last Twice… Operations, Uniforms How to Make Restaurant Uniforms Last Twice as Long By the RestroCart design team · 05 May 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom restaurant aprons and uniforms folded for dispatch, RestroCart New Delhi Quick answer What temperature should restaurant uniforms be washed at? 40 degrees Celsius for most poly-cotton uniforms and aprons, 60 degrees only where hygiene rules require it, such as heavily soiled kitchen wear. Higher temperatures shorten fabric life and are the main cause of printed logos cracking and colours fading. In this guide - What actually kills a uniform - Build a rotation, not a pile - A stain protocol staff will actually follow - Laundry bags and named kit - Store them properly - Wash-care labels and cards - Plan the top-up before you need it Most restaurants replace uniforms at least twice as often as they need to. The garment rarely wears out; it gets destroyed in the laundry, or it never comes back at all. Fixing that is cheaper than any fabric upgrade. What actually kills a uniform - Over-hot washing. 60 to 90 degrees on every cycle fades dye, weakens fibres and cracks prints. Most soil comes out fine at 40. - Bleach on coloured fabric. One enthusiastic bleach cycle can permanently mottle a whole batch. - Tumble-drying stains. Heat sets protein and oil marks permanently. Always check before drying. - Over-drying. Cotton shrinks and goes brittle. Line-dry in shade where possible. - Loss. Not a laundry problem at all, but the biggest single cause of "worn out" uniforms in most outlets. Build a rotation, not a pile Three tops per person exists for a reason: one on, one in the wash, one in reserve. With two, the wash cycle is always urgent, which is exactly when people wash too hot and dry too fast. With three, you get a day of slack, and the garments last measurably longer. A stain protocol staff will actually follow Keep it to three steps and put it on a laminated card by the staff lockers: - Blot, do not rub. Rubbing spreads oil into the weave. - Detergent straight onto the mark, a small drop, worked in gently with a finger, left for ten minutes. - Wash at 40, air-dry, check before pressing. If the mark survives, repeat before it ever sees a dryer. More aprons from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Laundry bags and named kit We print cotton laundry bags for a number of clients, labelled by cycle (dry clean, laundry, pressing) or by staff name. It sounds trivial; it is the single most effective anti-loss measure we have seen. Aprons go missing constantly in a shared hamper and almost never in a named bag. Uniforms rarely die of hard work. They die of one hot wash too many and a hamper nobody owns. Store them properly Hang shirts, chef coats and waistcoats; fold tees and aprons. Do not store damp: an apron folded wet after a Sunday shift will smell by Tuesday and mildew by Friday. Give each person a hook or a shelf slot with their name on it, and the uniform starts being treated as theirs. Wash-care labels and cards Every uniform we make can carry a woven wash-care label inside the collar or waistband, and we supply printed wash-care cards for staff who take uniforms home. It costs almost nothing and removes the guesswork that causes most damage. Plan the top-up before you need it We keep your patterns, fabric codes, dye lot references and embroidery files on record, so a replacement batch in month nine matches the original order rather than arriving half a shade off. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 when you need a top-up, and see the full range at restrocart.com/catalogue/uniforms. See the real thing: 121 housekeeping uniforms we have made · 68 canvas aprons we have made · 32 table napkins we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How do you get oil and curry stains out of uniforms?Treat within the shift, not at the end of the week. Blot rather than rub, apply a drop of dish detergent directly to oil marks, let it sit ten minutes, then wash normally. Never tumble-dry a stained garment: heat sets the stain permanently. Should staff take uniforms home to wash?It is the most common arrangement in Indian restaurants and the main reason uniforms fail early, because wash conditions vary wildly. If you do allow it, supply a wash-care card with the uniform and issue named laundry bags so garments do not get mixed or lost. Keep reading 30 Dec 2025 · Design notes, UniformsSafari Shirts and Overshirts: The Most Underrated Uniform in Indian Restaurants Why safari shirts and overshirts work so well as Indian restaurant uniforms: pockets, airflow, formality without a tie, and the right fabrics and colo… Read the story → 23 Dec 2025 · Buying guide, UniformsOpening a Restaurant? The Complete Uniform and Supplies Checklist A department-by-department checklist of every uniform, tableware and print item a new restaurant needs, with quantities and a timeline before opening … Read the story → 21 Oct 2025 · Operations, UniformsWhy Ordering Uniforms, Tableware and Packaging Together Costs You Less The practical case for a single supplier across uniforms, tableware, merchandise and packaging: colour consistency, shared setup costs and one reorder… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Polo T-shirt Uniform Guide: GSM & Fabric | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/polo-tshirt-uniform-gsm-guide/ Pique vs matty vs interlock, 180 to 240 GSM, cotton vs poly-cotton vs dry-fit, contrast tipping and collar construction for restaurant polo uniforms. Home › Blog › Polo T-shirt Uniforms: A Plain-English Gui… Buying guide, Uniforms Polo T-shirt Uniforms: A Plain-English Guide to GSM, Knit and Colour By the RestroCart design team · 28 April 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom polo t-shirt uniforms with contrast collar tipping, restaurant polos by RestroCart Quick answer What GSM is best for a restaurant polo t-shirt? 200 to 220 GSM is the reliable range for restaurant service. Below 180 GSM the fabric feels thin and the collar loses shape within weeks; above 240 GSM it becomes warm for Indian summers and slow to dry. In this guide - 1. Knit: pique, matty or interlock - 2. GSM: the number to insist on - 3. Blend: cotton, poly-cotton or dry-fit - The details that make a polo look expensive - Colour and stain reality - Sizing and quantities The polo is the most-ordered uniform top in Indian hospitality, and the one where quality differences are least visible in a photograph and most visible after eight weeks. Three specifications decide whether yours ages well. 1. Knit: pique, matty or interlock Pique is the classic. Its textured surface creates tiny air channels, so it breathes well, hides creases and disguises light marks. It is what we recommend for most restaurant floors. Matty is a flatter, denser knit with a smoother face. It looks slightly more formal, takes embroidery beautifully and is a good choice for hotel F&B and fine-dine polos. Interlock is smooth and soft on both sides, more like a t-shirt. It feels premium in the hand but shows creases and marks more readily, so it suits lounges and cafes rather than a busy service floor. 2. GSM: the number to insist on GSM decides how the polo drapes, how opaque it is, and how long the shape survives. - Below 180 GSM: too thin. The collar collapses, light shows through pale colours, and it will look tired in two months. - 200 to 220 GSM: the sweet spot for restaurant service. Substantial, breathable, dries overnight. - 230 to 240 GSM: premium feel with more structure. Good for air-conditioned fine-dine, warm for outdoor service in May. 3. Blend: cotton, poly-cotton or dry-fit 100% cotton feels best and breathes best, but shrinks slightly, creases, and fades faster under repeated washing. 65:35 poly-cotton is the workhorse: holds colour and shape through hundreds of washes, dries fast, needs no ironing. This is what most of our restaurant clients order. Dry-fit polyester wicks sweat and dries fastest, which matters for delivery teams, outdoor seating and coastal cities. It feels less premium in the hand and shows body heat differently, so we usually reserve it for roles that genuinely need it. More round-neck t-shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. The details that make a polo look expensive - Rib-knit collar with contrast tipping. Two thin stripes at the collar and cuff edge in a brand colour: the single highest-impact detail available. - Placket with matched buttons, ideally horn-look or metal rather than clear plastic. - Side vents with a taped hem, which stops the hem rolling. - Shoulder-to-shoulder taping inside the neck, which stops the shoulder seam stretching. - An embroidered crest, not a print. Small, on the left chest, one or two thread colours. Nobody notices a good collar. Everybody notices a curled one. Colour and stain reality Charcoal, navy, bottle green, maroon, anthra melange and teak brown all hide service marks well and photograph properly under warm lighting. Melange yarns are particularly forgiving because the flecked surface breaks up small marks. Pale grey, sky blue and white will look excellent for a fortnight and then need a spares budget. Sizing and quantities Order a size-set sample before bulk production so a few staff can try, and record chest and length measurements rather than assuming letter sizes. Three polos per person, plus 15 percent spares in the two commonest sizes. See polos we have made for cafes, QSR brands and restaurants on our work gallery, or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 for swatches and pricing. See the real thing: 144 t-shirt uniforms we have made · 146 polo t-shirt uniforms we have made · 31 dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is pique fabric and why do polos use it?Pique is a textured knit with small raised squares that creates air channels against the skin. It breathes better than flat jersey, hides creases and light stains, and holds its shape through repeated washing, which is why it has been the standard polo fabric for decades. How do I stop polo collars from curling?Specify a rib-knit collar with a fused or tipped edge rather than a self-fabric collar, and avoid tumble-drying. Collar curl is almost always a construction shortcut rather than a wear problem. Keep reading 23 Dec 2025 · Buying guide, UniformsOpening a Restaurant? The Complete Uniform and Supplies Checklist A department-by-department checklist of every uniform, tableware and print item a new restaurant needs, with quantities and a timeline before opening … Read the story → 21 Oct 2025 · Operations, UniformsWhy Ordering Uniforms, Tableware and Packaging Together Costs You Less The practical case for a single supplier across uniforms, tableware, merchandise and packaging: colour consistency, shared setup costs and one reorder… Read the story → 14 Oct 2025 · Operations, UniformsDelivering Restaurant Uniforms Across India: Amritsar to Guwahati, Srinagar to Goa How RestroCart designs and delivers custom restaurant uniforms and supplies to cities across India from New Delhi, and what changes by climate and reg… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Oversized Drop-Shoulder T-shirt Uniforms | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/oversized-tshirt-uniforms-cafes/ Why oversized drop-shoulder tees have taken over cafe and dessert-brand uniforms in India, plus GSM, fit, print placement and how to sell them as merch. Home › Blog › Oversized Drop-Shoulder Tees: The Uniform … Ideas, Uniforms Oversized Drop-Shoulder Tees: The Uniform Staff Actually Want to Wear By the RestroCart design team · 21 April 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom oversized drop-shoulder t-shirt uniforms in heavy cotton, cafe uniforms by RestroCart Quick answer What GSM should an oversized t-shirt be? 220 to 240 GSM combed cotton is the standard for a proper oversized tee. Lighter fabric drapes limply and loses the boxy silhouette that makes the style work; heavier than 260 GSM becomes uncomfortably warm for service. In this guide - Why it works as a uniform - The specification that makes it work - Print placement - Colours that hold up - Turning it into a revenue line - Ordering Five years ago, asking a restaurant owner to put their team in oversized drop-shoulder tees would have got you a strange look. Today it is one of the most-requested uniform styles we make, and it is not just a fashion cycle: it solves a real problem. Why it works as a uniform The boxy cut fits a wider range of body types without individual tailoring, which removes the most common uniform complaint in one move. The heavier fabric drapes rather than clings, which staff prefer during a long shift. The large flat back panel is a genuinely good canvas for artwork. And crucially, staff like wearing it, which means it gets worn properly rather than modified, rolled or half-covered by a personal hoodie. The specification that makes it work - 220 to 240 GSM combed cotton or cotton-blend. Below 200 GSM the silhouette collapses and it reads as a badly-sized tee rather than an intentional one. - Drop shoulder seam sitting 4 to 6 cm off the natural shoulder point. - Boxy body with a shorter length than the width would suggest, so it does not look like a nightshirt. - Ribbed neck with shoulder taping, which is what stops the neckline going out of shape. - Bio-washed or enzyme-washed finish for softness from day one and less pilling later. Print placement The large back is the reason to choose this garment, so use it: a centred graphic between the shoulder blades, roughly 25 to 30 cm wide, in a DTF or screen print. Keep the front to a small chest crest or a left-sleeve mark. If you run a slogan on the back, make it something staff are happy to walk home in. The best test of a uniform is whether staff wear it on their day off. Oversized tees pass that test more often than anything else we make. More dry-fit t-shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Colours that hold up Black, off-white, sand, sage, rust, lilac and washed navy are the colours currently doing well for cafes. Off-white and sand look extraordinary in photographs and stain quickly, so pair them with a dark apron. Heavier cotton takes garment-dye and acid-wash finishes well if you want something less flat. Turning it into a revenue line Produce a second colourway of the same tee without the staff-specific details, fold ten of them on a shelf near the till, and price it at a number your regulars will not think about. It works because the garment is genuinely good, not because it has your logo on it. Add a matching tote bag or cap and you have a small merch table that pays for the staff order. Ordering We produce oversized tees from small runs upwards, so you can test a colourway before committing. Send your team size and your artwork to +91 98213 34906 on WhatsApp, or browse finished tees on our work gallery. See the real thing: 144 t-shirt uniforms we have made · 46 round-neck t-shirt uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Do oversized uniforms look unprofessional?Not in the right room. They suit cafes, dessert brands, QSR, breweries and casual dining, where the brand voice is relaxed. For fine-dine, hotels and formal bars, a tailored shirt or polo is still the right call. Can staff uniforms double as merchandise?Yes, and oversized tees are the easiest garment to do it with. Produce a second colourway without role-specific details and sell it at the counter. Several of our cafe clients cover a meaningful share of their uniform cost this way. Keep reading 21 Oct 2025 · Operations, UniformsWhy Ordering Uniforms, Tableware and Packaging Together Costs You Less The practical case for a single supplier across uniforms, tableware, merchandise and packaging: colour consistency, shared setup costs and one reorder… Read the story → 14 Oct 2025 · Operations, UniformsDelivering Restaurant Uniforms Across India: Amritsar to Guwahati, Srinagar to Goa How RestroCart designs and delivers custom restaurant uniforms and supplies to cities across India from New Delhi, and what changes by climate and reg… Read the story → 09 May 2025 · Client story, UniformsDressed to Lead: Manager and Floor Uniforms for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar A tailored shirt-and-vest uniform for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, and a guide to dressing managers, hosts and floor leaders so guests instantly know who is … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Cloud Kitchen & Delivery Rider Uniform Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/cloud-kitchen-delivery-rider-uniforms/ Uniforms and branding for cloud kitchens and delivery teams: rider windcheaters, caps, reflective raincoats, insulated bags, sleeves and thank-you cards. Home › Blog › Cloud Kitchen and Delivery Rider Uniforms:… Buying guide, Uniforms Cloud Kitchen and Delivery Rider Uniforms: Branding the Part of Your Business Guests Never See By the RestroCart design team · 14 April 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom branded insulated food delivery bags for cloud kitchens, made by RestroCart Quick answer Do cloud kitchens need uniforms? Yes, for two reasons. Kitchen staff still need hygiene-appropriate chef wear and aprons, and the delivery touchpoint, the bag, the sleeve, the sticker, the card, is the only physical brand contact a delivery-only customer ever has. That makes it more important, not less. In this guide - Inside the kitchen - The rider kit - The unboxing is the dining room - Order it together - Ordering A cloud kitchen has no dining room to make an impression in. Everything the customer experiences physically arrives in a bag. That inverts the usual uniform priority: the rider, the bag and the packaging matter more than anything the kitchen wears, even though the kitchen still needs to be dressed properly. Inside the kitchen The specification does not change just because guests cannot see it. Chef coats or chef tees in poly-cotton, aprons that can be washed daily, caps for hygiene, and waterproof aprons for dishwash and prep. Food-safety inspections do not distinguish between cloud and dine-in kitchens, and neither should you. One practical difference: cloud kitchens usually run hotter and tighter than restaurant kitchens, so we tend to recommend chef tees or short-sleeve jackets over full chef coats, in 190 to 200 GSM rather than 220. The rider kit - Branded windcheater or dry-fit tee. Visible on the road, in the lift, at the door. Effectively mobile advertising. - Cap. The cheapest and most-worn branded item you will buy. - Reflective raincoat or poncho. Essential through monsoon, and reflective piping is a real safety measure. - Insulated delivery bag or backpack with your brand on the side panel, not just the flap, because the side is what people see when it is on a bike. More delivery bags from our New Delhi workshop, including work for Burgflix, Soho Bistro. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. The unboxing is the dining room This is where delivery brands win or lose. Every element below costs a few rupees per order and is the entire physical experience of your brand: - Printed paper sleeves and carry bags in your palette. - Tamper-evident seals and stickers, which signal hygiene and finish the pack. - Butter paper and liners printed with your mark. - A small thank-you or feedback card with a QR code. Cheap, and the single most effective review-generation tool we have seen. - Cake and dessert boxes that survive a scooter, which matters more than the print on them. For a delivery-only brand, the sticker on the lid is your interiors, your lighting and your service, all at once. Order it together The advantage of ordering uniforms, bags and packaging from one studio is that they actually match. We keep your logo files, brand colours and typefaces on record, so the rider's windcheater, the delivery bag panel and the sticker on the lid all use the same shade rather than three approximations of it. Ordering Tell us your daily order volume, rider count and kitchen headcount and we will propose a kit across uniforms and packaging and print. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 40 restaurant packaging we have made · 147 winterwear we have made · 31 dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What should delivery riders wear?A branded windcheater or dry-fit tee, a cap, and a reflective raincoat for monsoon. Reflective piping is a genuine safety feature, not a design flourish, and it makes riders visible on Indian roads at night. How can a delivery-only brand feel premium?Control the unboxing. A printed sleeve, a tamper-evident seal, a sticker in your brand colour and a small thank-you card cost very little per order and are the entire physical experience of your brand. Most cloud kitchens skip this and then wonder why they cannot charge more. Keep reading 14 Oct 2025 · Operations, UniformsDelivering Restaurant Uniforms Across India: Amritsar to Guwahati, Srinagar to Goa How RestroCart designs and delivers custom restaurant uniforms and supplies to cities across India from New Delhi, and what changes by climate and reg… Read the story → 09 May 2025 · Client story, UniformsDressed to Lead: Manager and Floor Uniforms for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar A tailored shirt-and-vest uniform for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, and a guide to dressing managers, hosts and floor leaders so guests instantly know who is … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBarista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs A guide to barista aprons for specialty coffee shops and roasteries: cross-back vs neck strap, canvas, denim or leather, pockets for tools, length and… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Coffee Shop Uniforms for Greko Espresso Bar | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/coffee-shop-uniforms-greko-espresso-bar/ How we designed barista uniforms, black polos, caps and cobalt canvas aprons, for Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar, and what makes a great cafe uniform. Home › Blog › Freshly Brewed Blues & Blacks: Coffee Shop… Client story, Uniforms Freshly Brewed Blues & Blacks: Coffee Shop Uniforms for Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar By the RestroCart design team · 09 April 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom coffee shop uniforms for Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar, black polos and caps with electric blue canvas aprons embroidered 'Sacred Brew Crew' Quick answer What makes a good coffee shop uniform? A good coffee shop uniform pairs a breathable polo or tee with a sturdy canvas or denim apron that survives steam wands and espresso splashes, carries the brand in embroidery rather than print, and adds one personality detail guests remember. For Greko Espresso Bar, Amritsar, RestroCart used black polos and caps with cobalt-blue canvas aprons. Key takeaways - Put the colour in the apron and keep the polo neutral. - Embroider logos on anything that goes through daily washing. - A witty back print turns every handoff into a brand moment. Some briefs arrive as mood boards. This one arrived as a shot of espresso: Greko Espresso Bar in Amritsar wanted their crew to look the way their coffee tastes, bold, precise, a little electric. Our answer was a palette of freshly brewed blues and blacks. Black polos and caps carry the Greko wordmark in clean embroidery, while canvas aprons in a saturated cobalt blue do the loud talking: one for the floor crew stitched with “Sacred Brew Crew”, and a barista apron with grid detailing that nods to the bar’s modern, geometry-led interiors. A cheeky “How have you bean?” across the back of the polo turns every order handoff into a smile. A barista’s apron is a workbench you wear. It has to survive steam wands, espresso splashes and eight-hour shifts, and still look like the brand. What makes a great coffee shop uniform? After dressing coffee bars across India, our checklist is short but non-negotiable: - Fabric that works the machine. Breathable cotton or poly-blend polos under sturdy canvas aprons. Heat, milk and grounds are daily weather behind an espresso bar. - Colour with intent. Greko’s cobalt-on-black scheme makes baristas instantly findable in a busy room and photographs beautifully for social media: free marketing with every customer selfie. - Details that start conversations. Embroidered one-liners, name badges and cap crests give regulars something to talk about at the counter. - A system, not a costume. Different pieces for baristas, floor staff and managers that still read as one brand family. More aprons from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. The RestroCart process Greko shared their logo, interior shots and a feeling; we returned fabric options, embroidery placements and mockups. After a sampling round, the full set of polos, caps and aprons was stitched in our New Delhi workshop and delivered to Amritsar, ready for service. That’s the same journey every client takes: brief → design → sample → doorstep. Thinking about uniforms for your coffee shop? Whether you're opening your first espresso bar or refreshing a chain, the right uniform makes your team feel like a crew and your brand feel finished. Browse our uniforms catalogue, see more work on our recent deliveries wall, or skip straight to the good part: message us on WhatsApp and let us brew some for you too. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What fabric is best for barista aprons?Heavy cotton canvas or denim. Both resist steam, splashes and grinds, soften with washing and hold embroidery well. Add a leatherette neck strap or cross-back straps for long shifts. How many aprons does each barista need?Two per person is the minimum, three if you wash daily in-house: one on, one drying, one spare for spills mid-shift. Keep reading 09 May 2025 · Client story, UniformsDressed to Lead: Manager and Floor Uniforms for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar A tailored shirt-and-vest uniform for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, and a guide to dressing managers, hosts and floor leaders so guests instantly know who is … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBarista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs A guide to barista aprons for specialty coffee shops and roasteries: cross-back vs neck strap, canvas, denim or leather, pockets for tools, length and… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team How to dress a small boutique hotel, villa or homestay team: front desk, F&B, housekeeping, gardeners and drivers, plus fabrics, layering and reorders… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Bakery & Patisserie Uniform Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/bakery-patisserie-uniform-guide/ Uniform design for bakeries and patisseries: flour-tolerant colours, cross-back aprons, chef tees, caps for the counter and winter layers for early shifts. Home › Blog › Bakery and Patisserie Uniforms: Flour, Hea… Buying guide, Uniforms Bakery and Patisserie Uniforms: Flour, Heat, Display Counters and Photographs By the RestroCart design team · 07 April 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom bakery chef caps and uniforms, patisserie uniforms made by RestroCart Quick answer What colour uniform is best for a bakery? Mid to deep neutrals with texture work best: teak brown, olive, charcoal, oxblood and warm sand. Flat black is the most common bakery choice and the most flour-revealing, which is why so many bakery photos show a dusty team. A subtle melange or canvas texture hides flour far better than a flat solid. In this guide - Split the uniform by zone - The flour problem - Aprons do most of the work - Early shifts need a winter layer - Details worth specifying - Ordering Bakeries are the most photographed food businesses in India right now, and they are also the messiest to dress. Flour gets into everything, ovens run hot from 4am, chocolate and glaze stain permanently, and the counter team is on display beside a lit cabinet all day. One uniform cannot do all of that, and the good bakeries stop trying. Split the uniform by zone - Production: chef tee or short-sleeve jacket in 190 GSM poly-cotton, cross-back apron, skull cap or bandana. Comfort and washability over formality. - Pastry and finishing: lighter-coloured coat or tee, half apron, cap. This section is cooler and more precise, and often the one guests can see. - Counter and display: polo or tee in the brand colour, short apron, cap, name badge. This is the photographed team. - Delivery: windcheater, cap, insulated bag. The flour problem Every bakery instinctively picks black, and black is the worst possible colour for flour. If you want a dark uniform, choose a textured dark: charcoal melange, washed denim, teak brown canvas. The flecked or slubbed surface breaks up flour dust so it reads as texture rather than mess. If black is non-negotiable for the brand, keep it on the counter team and put production in something forgiving. Aprons do most of the work The apron is the piece that takes butter, glaze and chocolate, and it is the piece guests see over the counter. Cotton canvas at 12 to 16 oz with cross-back straps is the right answer for production: comfortable over an eight-hour early shift and washable at 40 degrees. For the counter, a shorter half apron in the same fabric keeps the look consistent while letting staff move faster. We usually put the embroidered crest on the apron chest and leave the tee plain. It means you can replace tees cheaply as they fade while the branded piece lasts. A bakery uniform has to work at 4am in a hot room and at 4pm in front of a camera. The apron is what bridges the two. More chef uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Early shifts need a winter layer Bakers start before dawn, and in north India that means genuinely cold mornings from November to February. A hooded zipper or crew sweatshirt in the brand colour, embroidered rather than printed, keeps the uniform intact when the team reaches for warmth. It is the single most-used piece in most of our bakery clients' kits. Details worth specifying - Caps or bandanas for everyone in production, for hygiene and because inspectors look for them. - Waterproof aprons for the wash-up and fruit-prep station. - Name badges on the counter team. Bakery regulars form attachments to people, and names accelerate that. - Matching boxes, butter paper and stickers, because a bakery's packaging leaves the building with every single order. Ordering Send your production and counter headcount and we will propose a zone-by-zone kit. See bakery uniforms we have delivered on our work gallery, or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 46 round-neck t-shirt uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Do bakery staff need chef coats or tees?Production bakers usually prefer a chef tee or short-sleeve jacket with an apron over a full chef coat, because bakery work is hot and repetitive. Counter and display staff are better in a polo or tee with a shorter apron and a cap. How many aprons does a bakery need per person?Three, not two. Flour, butter, chocolate and fruit glaze between them will mark an apron within a shift, and bakeries typically run early shifts with less laundry turnaround than restaurants. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBarista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs A guide to barista aprons for specialty coffee shops and roasteries: cross-back vs neck strap, canvas, denim or leather, pockets for tools, length and… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team How to dress a small boutique hotel, villa or homestay team: front desk, F&B, housekeeping, gardeners and drivers, plus fabrics, layering and reorders… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBrewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Bartenders, Floor Staff and Brewers Should Wear A practical guide to brewpub and bar staff uniforms: denim and canvas aprons, tees, utility and check shirts, caps, and what brewers need in the brewh… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Banquet & Catering Uniform Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/banquet-catering-uniform-guide/ Uniform planning for banquets and catering companies: easy-care fabrics, spare ratios, waistcoats, transport-friendly kit and colour-coding large temporary teams. Home › Blog › Banquet and Catering Uniforms: Dressing a … Buying guide, Uniforms Banquet and Catering Uniforms: Dressing a Team That Works Somewhere New Every Week By the RestroCart design team · 31 March 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom catering uniforms made for Asian Haus by RestroCart Quick answer What do banquet servers usually wear? A white or light shirt with dark trousers and a waistcoat is the long-standing banquet standard, because it photographs cleanly at weddings and reads formal at distance. Increasingly, caterers use a branded coloured shirt with a waistcoat to differentiate themselves from the venue's own staff. In this guide - Design for transport, not just for wear - The two-layer rule for large teams - Colour-code the roles - Spares, and then more spares - Practical details caterers ask for - Ordering Catering is the hardest uniform problem in hospitality. The team size changes every week, half the staff may be casual hires, the venue is different every time, and there is no laundry room at the end of the night. A uniform designed for a restaurant will not survive it. Design for transport, not just for wear Banquet kit travels in crates, gets worn for a twelve-hour event, and comes back creased. Choose fabrics accordingly: poly-cotton and poly-viscose blends that shake out creases, avoid pure linen and pure cotton, and specify colours that do not show water marks. A shirt that needs pressing on site is a shirt that will be worn unpressed. The two-layer rule for large teams Do not try to supply a full outfit to every casual hire. Standardise the two layers guests actually notice, the shirt and the waistcoat or apron, and issue a written rule for the rest: black formal trousers, closed black shoes, no visible jewellery. You get a uniform-looking team at a fraction of the cost, and it scales to a hundred people for a single wedding. Colour-code the roles At a large event, guests, the client and your own supervisors all need to identify roles at a glance across a crowded hall: - Service staff in the primary brand shade - Bar staff in a second shade or a distinctive apron - Supervisors and captains in a waistcoat - Kitchen and back-of-house in chef wear that stays out of the hall Keeping one shirt block across all four and changing only the colour is what makes this affordable. At a wedding, your team is competing visually with the venue's staff, the decorator's crew and the band. The waistcoat is what makes yours identifiable. More round-neck service uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Spares, and then more spares Restaurants plan 10 to 15 percent spares. Catering needs 25 to 30 percent, and in the two commonest sizes closer to 40 percent. Casual staff arrive without kit, garments get soiled with no wash cycle before the next event, and a missing shirt on the morning of a 400-guest wedding is a real operational problem. Practical details caterers ask for - Easy-care shirts with fused collars that hold shape without starching. - Waist aprons with deep pockets for bottle openers, cloths and order pads. - Name badges with a slot system so the same badge body can be reused for different staff. - Numbered or coded garments so kit can be issued and recovered at the end of each event. - Printed laundry bags per crate, which solves the single biggest source of loss. Ordering Tell us your typical event size, your peak team count and how often you run, and we will propose a kit and a spares ratio that fits. See catering uniforms we have made on our work gallery, or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 263 waiter and steward uniforms we have made · 10 catering uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How many spare uniforms should a catering company hold?At least 25 to 30 percent spares, well above the restaurant standard. Catering teams flex with event size, use casual staff who do not own the kit, and work away from a laundry, so garments get soiled and unavailable far more often. How do you keep a large temporary team looking uniform?Standardise the two most visible layers, the shirt and the waistcoat or apron, and let trousers and shoes follow a written rule (black formal trousers, closed black shoes). Supplying the visible layers yourself is far cheaper than kitting out a hundred casual staff completely. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team How to dress a small boutique hotel, villa or homestay team: front desk, F&B, housekeeping, gardeners and drivers, plus fabrics, layering and reorders… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBrewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Bartenders, Floor Staff and Brewers Should Wear A practical guide to brewpub and bar staff uniforms: denim and canvas aprons, tees, utility and check shirts, caps, and what brewers need in the brewh… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Central Kitchens, Bakery Production Floors and Food Manufacturing: Lab Coats, Hair Covers, Aprons and Hygiene Zoning How to dress a central kitchen, bakery production floor or food unit: white coats and lab coats, hair covers, aprons, colour-coded hygiene zones and l… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Kurta Uniforms for Indian Restaurants | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/kurta-uniforms-indian-restaurants/ How to design kurta and Nehru-collar uniforms for Indian restaurants: fabrics, lengths, colours, when to use them and how to keep them practical for service. Home › Blog › Kurta Uniforms for Indian Restaurants: Tra… Design notes, Uniforms Kurta Uniforms for Indian Restaurants: Traditional Without Looking Like a Costume By the RestroCart design team · 24 March 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom kurta uniforms for Indian restaurant service staff, made by RestroCart Quick answer Are kurta uniforms practical for restaurant service? Yes, if you shorten the length and choose the right fabric. A knee-length kurta catches on chairs and trays; a mid-thigh length in poly-cotton or khadi-look blend moves well, stays cool and still reads traditional. In this guide - Start with the length - Fabric: the khadi-look compromise - Collar and placket do the design work - Colours that suit Indian dining rooms - Layering for roles - Practical notes - Ordering An Indian restaurant that puts its team in generic kurtas from a wholesale market ends up looking like a themed banquet hall. The idea is right; the execution is what separates a designed uniform from a costume. Start with the length The single most common mistake is length. A traditional knee-length or below-knee kurta is beautiful standing still and impractical during service: it catches on chair backs, wraps around trays and gets stepped on when staff crouch to serve. Mid-thigh to upper-thigh, with side vents that reach the natural waist, keeps the silhouette and returns the mobility. Fabric: the khadi-look compromise Real khadi and handloom cotton have a texture nothing else replicates, and they crease within an hour of a service shift. Our usual recommendation is a khadi-look poly-cotton or a slub-textured blend: the visual character of handloom, the washability and crease-recovery of a uniform fabric. Save genuine handloom for the hostess, the manager and anyone who is mostly standing and greeting rather than carrying. Collar and placket do the design work - Nehru or mandarin collar instead of a plain round neck. It instantly reads considered. - Contrast placket or piping in a brand shade down the button line. - Wooden, horn-look or fabric-knot buttons rather than plastic. - A small embroidered crest at the chest, one or two thread colours. - Side vents with a bar tack, which is what stops the vent tearing. More shirt service uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Colours that suit Indian dining rooms Indian restaurants tend to run warm lighting, dark wood and rich textiles, so a uniform needs to sit against that rather than compete with it. Deep indigo, oxblood, mustard, olive, terracotta and undyed sand all work. Avoid pure white unless you have the laundry to support it, and avoid bright saturated primaries, which read as fancy dress under warm light. The difference between traditional and costume is usually restraint. One collar detail, one accent colour, one crest. Not three. Layering for roles The kurta is a base layer that takes other pieces well. A waist apron in matching or contrast fabric for service staff. A Nehru jacket or waistcoat for managers and captains, in the same palette. An angavastram or stole for a hostess at the door. Because the base is common, the whole floor still reads as one team. Practical notes - Three per person, as with any daily uniform. - Chest and length measurements rather than letter sizes; kurta fit varies more than shirt fit. - Ladies fits as a separate block, with a longer hem and different side-vent placement. - Embroidered, not printed. Prints crack on textured fabrics. Ordering Share your interiors and your palette and we will propose a kurta programme across service, hostess and manager roles. See our full uniform catalogue or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 263 waiter and steward uniforms we have made · 10 catering uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What fabric works for kurta uniforms?Poly-cotton and khadi-look blends give the visual texture of handloom with the washability of a uniform fabric. Real khadi and pure cotton look wonderful and crease within an hour of service, so we reserve them for hostess and manager roles rather than the whole floor. How do you make a kurta uniform look designed rather than generic?Three things: a Nehru or mandarin collar rather than a plain round neck, a contrast placket or piping in the brand colour, and a small embroidered crest instead of a printed logo. Add a matching waist apron or angavastram for service staff. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsBrewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Bartenders, Floor Staff and Brewers Should Wear A practical guide to brewpub and bar staff uniforms: denim and canvas aprons, tees, utility and check shirts, caps, and what brewers need in the brewh… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Central Kitchens, Bakery Production Floors and Food Manufacturing: Lab Coats, Hair Covers, Aprons and Hygiene Zoning How to dress a central kitchen, bakery production floor or food unit: white coats and lab coats, hair covers, aprons, colour-coded hygiene zones and l… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsChef Coat Styles Explained: Double vs Single Breasted, Sleeves, Collars, Piping, Studs vs Buttons, and Which to Pick for Your Kitchen Double or single breasted, half or full sleeve, stand collar, contrast piping, press studs or buttons: a clear guide to chef coat styles for every kit… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Wooden & MDF Menus for Restaurants: A Guide | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/wooden-menus-for-restaurants/ Wood vs MDF vs paper menus, a practical guide for restaurants, cafes and bars, with real examples from RestroCart's New Delhi workshop. Home › Blog › Wooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guest… Buying guide, Tableware Wooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice By the RestroCart design team · 20 March 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Handcrafted wooden menu boards and clip menus for a cafe bar, engraved and finished in warm wood tones Quick answer Should a restaurant use wooden, MDF or paper menus? Use paper when the menu changes weekly or for QSR; MDF when you want crisp full-colour print and good heft at a sensible price; and solid wood when the menu is part of the brand experience, with engraving and a clip so inserts can change while the board stays. Most cafes and bars get the best value from wood or MDF boards with paper inserts. Key takeaways - Guests hold the menu longer than any other object in the room. - A board with a clip lets you update prices without reprinting everything. - Match menus with bill holders and coasters for a finished table. Guests hold your menu longer than they hold anything else in your restaurant, longer than the door handle, the glassware, sometimes even the cutlery. It's a minute or two of undivided attention, twice per table. Most restaurants hand over a laminated sheet. The smart ones hand over a first impression. These handcrafted wooden menus, cut, engraved and finished in our New Delhi workshop, are what that first impression looks like: warm grain, solid weight, a brass clip holding the day's specials. Clip a coffee list, a wine list or a chef's tasting; swap the insert whenever the kitchen changes its mind. The board stays; the story updates. Paper vs MDF vs wood: an honest comparison - Paper menus are the right call when your menu changes weekly, for QSRs, and as inserts inside boards and folders. Lowest cost, fastest turnaround. We print them in-house alongside everything else. - MDF menus hit the sweet spot of price and polish: crisp full-colour printing, respectable heft, great for cafes and casual dining. Our MDF boards, trays and bill holders are workhorses across hundreds of tables. - Solid wood menus are the premium play, engraved, stained and built to age gracefully. Perfect for bars, breweries and fine-dine rooms where the menu should feel like furniture, not stationery. Rustic for a courtyard cafe, dark-stained for a speakeasy. A menu is the only marketing your guest reads with full attention. Make the medium worthy of the message. More leatherette menus from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Details that separate handcrafted from mass-made What we've learned engraving menus for clients like 48 Plates and The Sunday House: rounded corners survive service, matte sealants resist fingerprints and spills, clip mechanisms should be brass or powder-coated (never bare mild steel), and engraving depth matters: too shallow disappears in dim lighting, too deep collects grime. These are small decisions; guests feel them without knowing why. Complete the table Wooden menus work best in company: cork coasters, MDF trays, tent cards and QR stands in matching finishes make the whole table feel art-directed. Browse the tableware catalogue, see finished sets on the deliveries wall, or tell us about your space on WhatsApp, and we'll suggest materials and share samples. See the real thing: 109 restaurant menus we have made · 47 wooden and MDF menu boards we have made Keep reading 28 Oct 2025 · Buying guide, TablewareBill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table Wooden and MDF bill holders with QR panels, cutlery caddies, tent cards, order pads and table stands: materials, quantities and why they matter.… Read the story → 03 Jun 2024 · Client story, TablewareWoven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room Deep maroon napkins with a crisp white crest for The Grain Room, plus a practical guide to choosing fabrics, colours and branding for restaurant table… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareCutlery Caddies and Holders for Restaurants: Wood, MDF, Cork, Inlay Designs, Branding and What Goes on the Table How to choose restaurant cutlery caddies and holders: wood, MDF, cork and inlay designs, compartments, branded engraving, hygiene and what belongs on … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Chef Caps & Restaurant Headwear Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/chef-caps-service-headwear-guide/ Skull caps, baseball caps, newsboy caps, bandanas and beanies for restaurant teams: hygiene rules, fabrics, fits, branding and how many to order. Home › Blog › Chef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item… Buying guide, Uniforms Chef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item, Surprising Impact By the RestroCart design team · 17 March 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom embroidered baseball and newsboy caps for restaurant teams, made by RestroCart Quick answer Are chefs legally required to wear head covering in India? Food safety guidance under FSSAI expects food handlers to keep hair covered while handling food, and most local licensing inspections check for it. Caps, skull caps, bandanas and hairnets all satisfy it, so choose the one your team will actually keep on. In this guide - The four working styles - Fabric and fit - Branding - Hygiene, honestly - Ordering A cap is the cheapest item in a uniform order and one of the most visible. It sits at the top of every photograph, it is the first thing an inspector looks for, and it is the piece staff most often quietly stop wearing. Getting it right is mostly about comfort. The four working styles - Skull cap or chef beanie. The everyday kitchen standard. Flat, breathable poly-cotton, elasticated or tie-back, washable at 60. Cool enough that people keep it on. - Bandana. Popular with bakers, grill sections and younger kitchen teams. Cheap, personal, and easy to brand at the corner. - Baseball cap. The default for counters, QSR, delivery and outdoor service. Six-panel, structured or unstructured, embroidered front. Also the single best-selling merchandise item most cafes have. - Newsboy or bakerboy cap. A styling choice that suits bakeries, patisseries and heritage-leaning cafes. Photographs beautifully and reads as deliberate. For winter and for cold-store work, a knitted beanie in the brand colour completes the range. Fabric and fit Kitchen headwear should be poly-cotton at 180 to 200 GSM: opaque, breathable, and able to take a hot wash. Look for a sweatband inside the brim on baseball caps, because without one the cap becomes unpleasant within a week. Elasticated or Velcro adjusters matter more than they sound: a cap that does not fit is a cap that ends up on the prep counter. More caps from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Branding Embroidery, every time. Caps are small, curved and washed often, which is the worst possible combination for printing. A flat embroidered mark on the front panel of a baseball cap, or a small crest on the side of a skull cap, is all that is needed. Keep the design to a simple two-colour version of your logo; fine detail disappears at cap scale. The measure of a good cap is not how it looks in the photograph. It is whether it is still on the person's head at 10pm. Hygiene, honestly Head covering exists to keep hair out of food, and inspections in most Indian cities check for it. Whatever style you choose, it needs to actually cover hair rather than sit decoratively on the back of the head. Two caps per person in production roles means one is always clean, which is the practical difference between a policy and a habit. Ordering Caps run economically from modest quantities, and they are the easiest item to add to an existing uniform order. Send your team split to +91 98213 34906 on WhatsApp, or see caps we have made on our work gallery. See the real thing: 374 chef coats we have made · 53 caps and headwear we have made · 44 chef caps we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the difference between a skull cap and a chef hat?A traditional tall toque is largely ceremonial now and mostly seen at events and in press photographs. A flat skull cap or a beanie-style chef cap is the everyday working option: cooler, easier to launder and less likely to be abandoned by the second hour of service. How many caps should we order per person?Two per person in production roles. Caps absorb sweat every shift and need the same rotation as any other daily-wear garment, and a single cap means an unwashed cap by Wednesday. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsChef Coat Styles Explained: Double vs Single Breasted, Sleeves, Collars, Piping, Studs vs Buttons, and Which to Pick for Your Kitchen Double or single breasted, half or full sleeve, stand collar, contrast piping, press studs or buttons: a clear guide to chef coat styles for every kit… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsCocopots Uniforms: Pink, Chocolate and Black From the Kitchen to Housekeeping The pink-trimmed chef coats, chocolate and pink aprons, check-collar tunics and pink service shirts we made for Cocopots, and ideas for dessert and ba… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsDenim Chef Coats for Open Kitchens and Cafes: Washes, Weights, Piping, Care, and When Denim Is the Wrong Choice A practical guide to denim chef coats for open kitchens and cafes in India: fabric weights, washes, press studs, branding, laundry care and where deni… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Bayleaf Restaurant Uniform Programme | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/bayleaf-restaurant-uniform-programme/ A full-outlet uniform case study: chef coats, safari shirts, denim and half aprons, housekeeping and caps designed as one system for Bayleaf restaurant. Home › Blog › One Restaurant, Eight Uniforms: How We Dre… Client story, Uniforms One Restaurant, Eight Uniforms: How We Dressed Bayleaf From Kitchen to Front Door By the RestroCart design team · 10 March 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom chef uniforms made for Bayleaf restaurant by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer How long does a full-outlet uniform programme take? Typically four to six weeks from approved design to delivery for a full restaurant, longer if multiple fabrics need sampling. We usually sequence it so kitchen and service uniforms land first and secondary items such as winterwear follow. In this guide - The brief: one restaurant, one language - What we built - Why the safari shirt - Denim aprons for the visible sections - What we would tell any restaurant planning the same thing - Planning your own programme Most uniform orders arrive one department at a time: aprons this month, chef coats next quarter, housekeeping whenever someone notices. Bayleaf did the opposite. They came to us with the whole restaurant at once, and it turned into one of our favourite programmes to build. The brief: one restaurant, one language Bayleaf wanted every team to look like part of the same house, without every team looking identical. A guest walking in should be able to tell a chef from a steward from housekeeping in a glance, and should read all three as Bayleaf. That meant working department by department but designing top-down: one palette, one crest, one fabric family, and role differences expressed through colour and layer rather than through different garments. What we built - Kitchen: chef coats and chef caps in the brigade colourway, with an executive coat in a heavier cloth and a tailored fit. - Service: safari shirts and uniform shirts with rolled-sleeve tabs and a chest crest, chosen because the room runs warm and the safari cut lets sleeves stay clean. - Aprons: two styles rather than one. Denim aprons for the sections that face guests, half aprons for the servers who need speed and pockets more than coverage. - Housekeeping: a separate colourway in the same fabric, with utility aprons, so the team reads apart at a glance. - Headwear: caps for the counter and kitchen, embroidered rather than printed. Why the safari shirt The safari shirt is underused in Indian restaurants and it deserves more attention. The four-pocket front gives servers real storage without an apron, the cut is loose enough to stay comfortable in a warm dining room, and it reads smart without needing a tie or a waistcoat. For Bayleaf it also carried a subtle heritage note that suited the room. Ordering department by department means four sets of setup costs and four slightly different shades of the same colour. Ordering together means one dye lot and one look. More chef uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Denim aprons for the visible sections Denim was chosen for the sections guests can see because it ages well and photographs better than flat canvas. The half aprons for the floor team used the same leatherette belt hardware, so the two styles read as a set rather than as two purchases. What we would tell any restaurant planning the same thing - Design the whole floor before ordering any of it. Even if you buy in phases, decide the palette and the crest once. - Use one shirt block in several colours rather than several garments. - Sample before bulk. Bayleaf approved physical samples of each piece, which caught two fit changes before they became 60 shirts. - Order the spares with the first batch. Same dye lot, same fit, ready for new hires. Planning your own programme Send us your department headcounts and a photograph of your dining room. We will come back with a full-outlet proposal, palette and quote. See more of this work on our work gallery, or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: everything we made for Bayleaf Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should every department wear the same fabric?Where possible, yes. Using one shirt block and one fabric across departments and varying only the colour keeps costs down, makes reordering simple and makes the floor look intentional rather than assembled. What does a full-outlet uniform order usually include?Chef coats and caps for the kitchen, shirts or polos and aprons for service, housekeeping sets with utility aprons, a manager layer such as a waistcoat, name badges for everyone customer-facing, and a winter layer if you are north of Nagpur. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsCocopots Uniforms: Pink, Chocolate and Black From the Kitchen to Housekeeping The pink-trimmed chef coats, chocolate and pink aprons, check-collar tunics and pink service shirts we made for Cocopots, and ideas for dessert and ba… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsDenim Chef Coats for Open Kitchens and Cafes: Washes, Weights, Piping, Care, and When Denim Is the Wrong Choice A practical guide to denim chef coats for open kitchens and cafes in India: fabric weights, washes, press studs, branding, laundry care and where deni… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Events, Pop-Ups, Food Festivals and Catering Gigs: How to Dress a Temporary Team Fast and Reuse the Kit How to plan staff uniforms for events, pop-ups, food festivals and catering gigs: timelines, tees, aprons, caps, name badges, sizing for temp staff an… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Cork Coasters & MDF Serving Trays | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/cork-coasters-mdf-trays/ Custom-branded cork coasters and MDF serving trays that turn table settings into statements, with a guide to choosing coaster materials for cafes and bars. Home › Blog › Transform Tables into Statements: Cork Coa… Client story, Tableware Transform Tables into Statements: Cork Coasters and MDF Serving Trays By the RestroCart design team · 03 March 2026 · New Delhi, India · 1-minute read Custom branded cork coasters and a wooden MDF serving tray with a cup, styled on a table Quick answer Which is better for restaurant coasters, cork or MDF? Cork is naturally absorbent, warm to touch and takes engraving and print, so it suits specialty coffee bars and craft brands. MDF gives crisper full-colour print and a harder, more durable face, which suits bars and busy cafes. Paper coasters are for high-volume, disposable use. Key takeaways - Coasters and trays are branding surfaces guests photograph. - Engrave cork for a premium, understated finish. - Match tray tone with menus and bill holders. There is a moment in every cafe visit when the order arrives and the guest looks down at the table. What they see in that moment is a free advertisement, or a missed one. A bare table says nothing; a branded cork coaster under the cup and a warm wooden tray beneath the plate say someone designed this experience. This set, handcrafted cork coasters engraved with the client's mark and an MDF serving tray in a deep walnut tone, was built to make that moment count. The cork carries heat and condensation without complaint; the tray frames every serve like a plated photograph. Together they cost less than one day of a good ad campaign and work every single service. Guests photograph tables, not billboards. Brand the surface their coffee actually lands on. Cork, MDF or paper: choosing coaster materials - Cork is the warm, tactile choice: naturally absorbent, quietly premium, and it takes both print and engraving well. The right call for specialty coffee bars and craft-led brands. - MDF gives crisp, full-colour graphics with a firm surface, like the blue-and-white rounds we made for 48 Plates. Best where the design itself is the hero. - Paper is for volume: bars and breweries that lose coasters by the crate. Cheap enough to give away, branded enough to matter, as Brewsy's orange rounds prove. More mdf coasters from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Trays that carry more than cups An MDF tray is secretly a mobile menu board: we print drink lists, brand patterns or seasonal artwork straight onto the surface, so the serve arrives with its own stage. Pair it with matching bill holders and wooden menus and the whole table speaks one language. Make your tables talk Share your logo and table photos on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 and we will send material samples, mockups and pricing. The full range lives in our tableware catalogue. See the real thing: 45 coasters we have made · 26 cork, MDF and leatherette coasters we have made Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareMDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: Engraving vs UV Print, Clips, Thickness, Finishes and Menus That Change How to order MDF menu boards and clipboard menus: engraving vs UV print, clips, screw posts and rings, board thickness, finishes and handling menus th… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareOrder Pads, KOT Books, Cue Cards and Table Numbers: The Branded Paper Tools of Restaurant Service What restaurant order pads, KOT books, cue cards and table numbers should include: fields, carbonless copies, numbering, sizes, branding and how much … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewarePrinting Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles A practical guide to printing restaurant paper menus in India: paper types and GSM, lamination, sizes and folds, reprint cycles and inserts for boards… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Anglow Cocktail Bar Uniform Case Study | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/anglow-cocktail-bar-uniforms/ How we designed chef, bartender, housekeeping and manager uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar as one coordinated system with distinct roles. Home › Blog › Four Teams, One Bar: Uniforms for Anglow C… Client story, Uniforms Four Teams, One Bar: Uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar By the RestroCart design team · 03 March 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom bartender uniforms made for Anglow Cocktail Bar by RestroCart Quick answer How do you differentiate uniforms in a bar with an open kitchen? Keep the palette common and change the layer. At Anglow the kitchen wears chef whites and blacks, the bar wears a darker shirt with a distinct apron, housekeeping wears a third shade, and the manager adds a waistcoat over the service shirt. In this guide - The four teams - Colour under bar lighting - Aprons that wipe rather than wash - The kitchen looks different, but related - What made it work - Planning a bar programme A cocktail bar with a working kitchen is a difficult uniform problem: four teams in one room, all visible at the same time, all lit differently. Anglow Cocktail Bar asked us to dress the whole operation, and the interesting part of the brief was not the look, it was the legibility. The four teams - Bar. The most visible team, elevated and lit. Dark shirts with roll-up sleeves, a distinct bar apron, and a metal lapel pin. - Kitchen. Chef coats and jackets, visible through the pass, so the fit and the crest mattered more than usual. - Housekeeping. A third shade in the same fabric family, so the team is identifiable without looking like a different company. - Managers. The service shirt plus a waistcoat and a name badge, which is the one-layer rule we recommend to every client. Colour under bar lighting Bars are dim and warm-lit, which flattens colour and makes mid-tones read as mud. We built the whole programme in deep, saturated shades that hold their identity under tungsten: the kind of decision that is invisible when it works and glaring when it does not. We checked swatches on site at night before approving anything, which is a step we recommend to every bar client. In a bar, the uniform has to work at two metres under a spotlight and at ten metres in near-darkness. Very few colours do both. Aprons that wipe rather than wash Bar service means citrus oils, bitters, syrup and ice water. The bar aprons were built to wipe clean between rounds rather than depend on a nightly wash, with cross-back straps because a bartender is standing for the whole service, and a pocket sized for the tools they actually carry. More bartender uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. The kitchen looks different, but related Because the kitchen is partly visible, the chef uniforms were treated as front-of-house garments: tailored rather than boxy, with the same crest, the same thread colour and the same button style as the bar shirts. The team reads as one house even though the garments are completely different. What made it work - One crest, one thread colour, one button family across all four teams. - Colour as the only role signal, so the system is easy to extend and easy to reorder. - Samples approved on site, under the bar's own lighting, before bulk production. - Spares ordered in the first batch, in the same dye lot. Planning a bar programme Send us photographs of your bar and dining room at night, your team split, and your palette. We will propose a four-team system and share samples before anything goes into production. See more bar work on our work gallery or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: everything we made for Anglow Cocktail Bar · 43 bartender uniforms we have made · 15 leather and waterproof aprons we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What makes a good cocktail bar uniform?Dark, saturated colours that survive citrus and bitters, sleeves that roll cleanly, an apron that wipes down, and one craft detail (leather, brass, a metal pin) that reads at bar-top distance under low lighting. Should a bar's kitchen and bar teams look the same?No, but they should look related. Guests at a cocktail bar with an open kitchen will see both teams at once, and it should be obvious which one to ask for a drink. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Events, Pop-Ups, Food Festivals and Catering Gigs: How to Dress a Temporary Team Fast and Reuse the Kit How to plan staff uniforms for events, pop-ups, food festivals and catering gigs: timelines, tees, aprons, caps, name badges, sizing for temp staff an… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsFine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear A guide to fine-dining restaurant uniforms in India: role-by-role looks for servers, sommeliers, captains and hosts, plus fabrics, tailoring, colour a… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsGola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas Aprons, Dry-Fit Polos and Chef Caps The denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps, dry-fit and melange polos, waist aprons and chef caps we made for Gola Sizzlers, and lessons for … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Echoes Cafe Brand Kit Case Study | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/echoes-cafe-brand-kit/ Menus, signage, mugs, enamelware, tote bags, cue cards and stationery: how a single cafe brand kit was produced end to end for Echoes. Home › Blog › Beyond Uniforms: Building the Whole Brand … Client story, Tableware Beyond Uniforms: Building the Whole Brand Kit for Echoes By the RestroCart design team · 24 February 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom printed menus made for Echoes cafe by RestroCart Quick answer What is a restaurant brand kit? Everything physical a guest touches or reads: menus, table cards, coasters, signage, packaging, staff uniforms and merchandise. Ordering these together rather than separately is what makes a small outlet feel like a designed brand. In this guide - Menus: the most-read thing you own - Signage that does more than point - Table-level detail - Merchandise and drinkware - How to sequence your own kit - Building yours Echoes is one of those brands that treats every surface as an opportunity, which makes them a joy to produce for. Over time we have made almost the full range for them: menus, display and parking signage, cue cards, printed mugs, enamelware, tote bags, branded bottles, stationery and merchandise kits. It is a useful case study in what a complete brand kit actually contains. Menus: the most-read thing you own The menu is handled by every guest and read for longer than any other item in the building. We produced menu formats for different service modes: in-room menus, delivery inserts, and display boards for the counter. Keeping the typography and colour identical across all three is what makes a brand feel coherent rather than assembled. Signage that does more than point Display boards, dine-in boards and even parking signage were produced in the same palette. Parking signage in particular is the item everyone forgets: it is the first branded object a guest sees, usually before they have seen the logo on the door, and it is almost always an afterthought bought from whoever is nearest. Table-level detail Cue cards, table cards and printed collateral do quiet work. They answer questions staff would otherwise be asked forty times a night, they carry offers and social handles, and they give the table something considered to look at between courses. A brand kit is not a logo applied to twenty objects. It is twenty objects that agree with each other. More leatherette menus from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Merchandise and drinkware Printed mugs, enamelware, branded bottles and tote bags turned the brand into something guests could take home. For a cafe this is not vanity: a mug on a desk is a daily reminder to return, and a tote in a market is a moving billboard. Enamelware in particular photographs well and suits the outdoorsy, warm register a lot of Indian cafes are aiming for. How to sequence your own kit - Menus and signage first: highest information density, seen by everyone. - Table items next: coasters, tent cards, cue cards, bill holders. - Packaging if you deliver: sleeves, stickers, thank-you cards. - Merchandise once the palette is settled and you know what guests respond to. - Uniforms in parallel throughout, because they run on different production lines. Building yours Send us your logo files and photographs of your space and we will propose a kit in sequence, with a quote per phase so you can spread it. Browse the full range in our catalogue or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: everything we made for Echoes · 31 printed mugs, enamelware and glassware we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Is it cheaper to order everything from one supplier?Usually yes, and more importantly it is more consistent. Setup costs are shared, one set of brand files is used across all items, and colours match across paper, fabric, wood and ceramic, which is very hard to achieve across three vendors. Where should a small cafe start?Menus and signage first, because they carry the most information and are seen by every guest. Then table cards and coasters, then merchandise. Uniforms can run in parallel since they use different production lines. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewarePrinting Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles A practical guide to printing restaurant paper menus in India: paper types and GSM, lamination, sizes and folds, reprint cycles and inserts for boards… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareSunboard and Double-Sided Menu Boards for Cafes, QSR Counters and Pop-Ups: When They Beat MDF Sunboard and double-sided menu boards for cafes, QSR counters and pop-ups: how they compare with MDF, thickness, durability, care and the real cost of… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareBranded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards for Restaurants and Cafes: Wood, MDF, Engraving, Food-Safe Finishes and Care Choosing branded trays, platters and serving boards for restaurants and cafes: solid wood vs MDF, laser engraving, food-safe finishes, sizes and daily… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Mensho Tokyo India Uniform Case Study | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/mensho-tokyo-uniforms-india/ How we produced chef, service, manager and winter uniforms in New Delhi for Mensho Tokyo, matching an international brand standard locally. Home › Blog › Dressing an International Ramen Brand in D… Client story, Uniforms Dressing an International Ramen Brand in Delhi: Uniforms for Mensho Tokyo By the RestroCart design team · 17 February 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom chef uniforms made for Mensho Tokyo by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer Can you match an international brand's uniform standard in India? Yes. We work from the brand's specification sheet or a physical sample, match fabric weight, colour and construction locally, and produce a pre-production sample for the brand to approve before bulk. Producing in India also removes import lead times and duty from the reorder cycle. In this guide - The brief: match, do not reinterpret - How the matching process works - What we produced - The reorder advantage - If you are opening an international brand in India When an international F&B brand opens in India, the uniform is one of the first places the brand standard meets local reality. Importing garments is slow and expensive, and reorders become a quarterly headache. Producing locally to the same standard is the better answer, and it is what we did for Mensho Tokyo. The brief: match, do not reinterpret This is not a design project. When a brand has an established uniform, the job is to reproduce it accurately: the same fabric weight and hand-feel, the same colour, the same construction, the same logo placement to the millimetre. Creative input is neither asked for nor helpful. How the matching process works - Reference garment or spec sheet. A physical sample is best. We take it apart on paper: composition, GSM, weave, seam type, stitch density, trims. - Fabric sourcing. We identify Indian mill equivalents and send swatches for approval, usually two or three candidates per fabric. - Colour matching. Against Pantone references and against the physical garment under controlled light. This is where a second round is most often needed. - Pre-production sample. One complete garment, made exactly as the bulk run will be made, for sign-off. - Bulk production with in-line quality checks. More chef uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. What we produced Chef uniforms for the ramen kitchen, service uniforms for the floor team, a manager layer, and sweatshirts for the winter months, which a Tokyo specification does not always anticipate for a Delhi January. That last item is a good illustration of where local production adds value: the brand standard covered the core uniform, and the Indian outlet needed a winter layer that still looked like the brand. Producing locally does not mean compromising the standard. It means the standard can be reordered in three weeks instead of three months. The reorder advantage The real benefit shows up six months in. New hires need uniforms, garments wear out, and a second outlet opens. With local production, a top-up batch takes weeks rather than a shipment cycle, arrives without customs, and matches because we hold the patterns, fabric codes and dye lot references on file. If you are opening an international brand in India Send us your uniform specification or a sample garment, and we will come back with fabric options and a matched pre-production sample. See our uniform catalogue or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: everything we made for Mensho Tokyo · 64 hoodies and sweatshirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is needed to replicate an existing uniform?A physical garment is ideal. Failing that, a specification sheet with fabric composition, GSM, Pantone references, measurements and construction notes, plus the logo in vector format. How long does matching production take?Allow two to three weeks for sampling and approval, then the normal production window. Colour matching on textured or dyed fabrics is the step that most often needs a second round. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsGola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas Aprons, Dry-Fit Polos and Chef Caps The denim and canvas aprons with leatherette straps, dry-fit and melange polos, waist aprons and chef caps we made for Gola Sizzlers, and lessons for … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Hookah Lounges and Shisha Bars: Heat, Charcoal, Smoke and Dark Colours How to choose uniforms for hookah lounge and shisha bar staff: cotton-rich fabrics near hot coals, ash-hiding colours, protective aprons, smoke odour … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsHouse of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware for Two Tiers of One Pan-Asian Brand Chef coats, polos, rainwear, packaging and menus for House of Wok, and copper-trimmed chef sets, leatherette menus and linen for House of Wok Prive.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Bon Chic Amritsar Uniform Case Study | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/bon-chic-uniforms-amritsar/ A north-India winter uniform case study: service uniforms, housekeeping, branded hoodies in three colourways and matching table napkins for Bon Chic, Amritsar. Home › Blog › Winter in Amritsar: Hoodies, Napkins and S… Client story, Uniforms Winter in Amritsar: Hoodies, Napkins and Service Uniforms for Bon Chic By the RestroCart design team · 10 February 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom embroidered hoodies in three colourways made for Bon Chic, Amritsar, by RestroCart Quick answer Why order hoodies in multiple colourways? Different teams and different shifts benefit from being visually distinct, and a second colourway can double as retail merchandise. Producing them in one run keeps the setup cost shared across all colours. In this guide - The uniform core - Hoodies in three colourways - Napkins that belong to the room - What we would repeat - Planning yours Bon Chic in Amritsar came to us for service and housekeeping uniforms, and the project turned into a good illustration of two things: how much north Indian restaurants need a winter answer, and how much difference it makes when the table linen belongs to the same palette as the team. The uniform core Service and housekeeping were built on a shared fabric with different colourways, following the approach we recommend to every client: one garment block, several shades, one crest. The floor reads as one team, guests can tell the departments apart, and reordering is a single conversation rather than three. Hoodies in three colourways Amritsar winters are genuinely cold, and by December a restaurant without a supplied winter layer has a floor full of personal jackets in eleven different colours. Bon Chic ordered embroidered hoodies in three colourways in a single production run, which shared the setup cost across all three and let them assign colours by team and shift. Embroidery rather than print, because fleece is washed less often but worn constantly, and prints on fleece crack long before embroidery does. Producing all three colourways together also meant one thread shade and one placement across the set. By January, the winter layer becomes the uniform. It is worth treating it as the main garment rather than an accessory. More hooded zippers from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Napkins that belong to the room Alongside the uniforms we produced custom table napkins in the same palette. This is the detail that lifts a dining room, and it costs very little relative to its effect: when the napkin on the table, the apron on the server and the menu in the guest's hand share a colour family, the whole room reads as considered. What we would repeat - Order winterwear with the main uniform, in September, not in December. - Run multiple colourways in one production batch to share setup costs. - Bring the linen into the uniform conversation. It is the cheapest way to make a room feel finished. - Embroider the winter layer. Always. Planning yours If you are north of Nagpur, plan winterwear into the first uniform order rather than treating it as a separate purchase. Send us your team size and city on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906, or browse finished work on our work gallery. See the real thing: everything we made for Bon Chic · 64 hoodies and sweatshirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Do restaurants in north India really need winter uniforms?Yes. From late November to February, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Chandigarh and Delhi are cold enough that staff will layer with whatever they own if you do not supply something. A branded layer is what keeps the uniform system intact through the season. Should napkins match the uniform?They do not need to match exactly, but they should belong to the same palette. When the napkin, the apron and the menu use the same three colours, a dining room reads as designed rather than decorated. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsUniforms for Hookah Lounges and Shisha Bars: Heat, Charcoal, Smoke and Dark Colours How to choose uniforms for hookah lounge and shisha bar staff: cotton-rich fabrics near hot coals, ash-hiding colours, protective aprons, smoke odour … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Client story, UniformsHouse of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware for Two Tiers of One Pan-Asian Brand Chef coats, polos, rainwear, packaging and menus for House of Wok, and copper-trimmed chef sets, leatherette menus and linen for House of Wok Prive.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms: Matching Colours, Sizes and Logos for New Staff, Replacements and New Outlets Reordering uniforms for new staff, replacements or a new outlet? Keep dye lots consistent, hold size buffers, keep a uniform register and know when to… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## MDF Bill Holders for Cafes & Restaurants | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/mdf-bill-holders-small-details/ Handcrafted MDF bill holders made for daily cafe use, and why the last thirty seconds of a meal deserve as much design as the first, from RestroCart, New Delhi. Home › Blog › The Bill, Beautifully: MDF Bill Holders Th… Client story, Tableware The Bill, Beautifully: MDF Bill Holders That End the Meal on Brand By the RestroCart design team · 06 February 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Handcrafted dark MDF bill holders with printed artwork panel, made for daily cafe use Quick answer Are MDF bill holders better than plastic or leatherette? MDF bill holders take full-colour printed artwork, survive hundreds of daily uses with sealed edges, and match wooden menus and coasters, which makes them the best choice for cafes that want the bill to feel on-brand. Leatherette suits formal dining; plastic folders are the cheapest and look it. Key takeaways - The bill arrives when the guest judges the price, so it deserves design. - Print a QR or review prompt on the inner panel. - Order bill holders together with menus for a matching set. Restaurants obsess over first impressions and then hand the guest a scuffed plastic folder with the cheque. It is the last object of the meal, it arrives at the exact moment the guest decides how they feel about the price, and in most cafes it looks like it came free with the card machine. These handcrafted MDF bill holders are our answer: a warm wooden panel with the brand's artwork printed on the face, sized for a folded bill, a pen and a card, sturdy enough for hundreds of daily uses. We built this set for a New Delhi cafe alongside matching wooden menus, so the meal ends in the same visual language it began. The bill is the only thing every table asks for. It should not be the ugliest thing you own. Why MDF is the right material for the job - It takes full-colour print beautifully. Unlike solid wood, MDF gives a smooth face for artwork, illustration and brand patterns, the same reason we use it for coasters and menu boards. - It shrugs off daily handling. Sealed edges survive condensation rings, pen taps and the hundred small knocks of table service. - It is light in the hand, serious on the table. Servers carry it all shift; guests register quality the moment they lift it. - It is honest on budget. You can dress every table for less than the cost of a single furniture upgrade. More mdf bill holders from our New Delhi workshop, including work for Delilah. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Small object, complete system Bill holders work hardest when they match their table-mates: order pads for the captain, tent cards for the specials, QR stands for payment, coasters under every glass. We design them as one family, engraved and printed to the same brief, which is why clients like The Sunday House and Echoes keep returning for the next piece of the set. Finish your tables properly Send a photo of your current bill folder to our WhatsApp and we will show you what it could be instead: materials, artwork options and pricing, usually the same day. The rest of the table lives in our tableware catalogue. See the real thing: 45 table accessories we have made · 16 bill holders we have made Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareLeatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels Custom leatherette menu covers and bill folders for restaurants: materials, formats, branding by debossing, foil or print, sizes, care and how many to… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareQR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Custom QR code table stands, tent cards and table talkers for restaurants: materials, sizes, what to print, where to place them and how they drive rev… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareTable Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? How to choose custom table mats and runners for restaurants and cafes in India: denim, cotton, gingham, leatherette, MDF and paper compared, with size… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Denim Restaurant Uniforms: Aprons & Shirts | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/denim-in-restaurant-uniforms/ Denim aprons, denim shirts and denim chef jackets for restaurants: weights, washes, why denim ages well and which roles it suits best. Home › Blog › Denim in Restaurant Uniforms: Why It Keeps… Design notes, Uniforms Denim in Restaurant Uniforms: Why It Keeps Winning By the RestroCart design team · 03 February 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom denim uniform shirts with embroidered branding, restaurant denim uniforms by RestroCart Quick answer What weight of denim is right for a restaurant apron? Nine to eleven ounce washed denim for anything worn on a hot line, and twelve to fourteen ounce for bar, counter and front-of-house pieces where structure matters more than airflow. Above fourteen ounce, a new apron stays stiff for weeks. In this guide - Why it ages the right way - The three places denim works hardest - Weight, wash and the practical numbers - Branding on denim - Care - Ordering Denim keeps appearing in our order book, and not because of a trend cycle. It is one of the few uniform fabrics that genuinely looks better after a year than it did on delivery, and in a business where everything else degrades, that is worth something. Why it ages the right way Most uniform fabrics fail visually before they fail structurally: colours go patchy, prints crack, cotton pills. Denim does something different. It fades at the fold lines, the pocket edge and the apron strap, exactly where the wearer's body has been, so a two-year-old denim apron looks lived-in rather than worn out. In a room with wood, brass and warm light, that is an asset. The three places denim works hardest - Aprons. The obvious one. A washed-denim cross-back apron with a tan leatherette belt and a riveted leather patch has become close to a default in Indian specialty coffee and casual dining. - Shirts. A denim or chambray uniform shirt with rolled sleeves is smart without being formal and hides more than a plain cotton shirt does. Excellent for bar and floor teams. - Chef jackets. A denim chef jacket in an open kitchen photographs beautifully and reads as craft. Keep it for the pass rather than the grill. Weight, wash and the practical numbers Denim is measured in ounces per square yard. Nine to eleven ounce washed denim is soft from day one and comparable to canvas in breathability. Twelve to fourteen ounce has structure and holds a silhouette, which suits bar aprons and jackets. Beyond that, you are buying stiffness the wearer has to break in over weeks. Ask for a pre-washed or enzyme-washed finish. Raw denim shrinks, bleeds indigo into everything in the first few washes, and takes a month to become comfortable, which is fine for a personal jacket and unhelpful for a uniform. Denim is the only uniform fabric where the wear pattern is a feature. Everything else, you are just managing decline. More uniform shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Branding on denim Embroidery works but competes with the twill texture, so keep it simple and high-contrast. The finish that suits denim best is a leather or leatherette patch, debossed or metal-stamped, riveted to the bib or the chest. It picks up the workwear heritage the fabric already carries, and it survives washing better than anything stitched into the surface. Care Wash cold, inside out, and skip the tumble dryer. That is the whole protocol. Denim aprons that are washed hot every day will lose their indigo in months; washed cold they will still look good in year two. Ordering We produce denim aprons, shirts and chef jackets in a range of washes and weights. See finished denim work on our work gallery, or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 for swatches. See the real thing: 374 chef coats we have made · 160 uniform shirts we have made · 49 denim aprons we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Does denim fade badly with washing?Denim fades, and that is the point. Unlike a printed cotton that fades unevenly and looks tired, denim fades at fold and stress lines in a way that reads as character. Wash cold and inside out to control the rate. Is denim too hot for kitchen work?Light washed denim is comparable to canvas. Raw and heavy denim is warm and better suited to bar, counter and service roles. For grill and tandoor sections, use canvas or poly-cotton instead. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHow to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms: Matching Colours, Sizes and Logos for New Staff, Replacements and New Outlets Reordering uniforms for new staff, replacements or a new outlet? Keep dye lots consistent, hold size buffers, keep a uniform register and know when to… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsKitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Section: How to Colour-Code Executive Chef, Sous Chef, CDP, Commis and Stewarding Uniforms How to differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank and section: coat colour, piping, collars, caps, aprons and embroidery for executive chef, sous, CDP, co… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta Uniform ideas for modern Indian restaurants beyond the kurta: Nehru collars, bandhgala-inspired jackets, angrakha closures, handloom textures and eart… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Hostess Uniform Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/hostess-uniform-guide/ Designing hostess uniforms for restaurants: fabrics that hold shape while standing, silhouettes, colour, layering and details that read at the door. Home › Blog › Hostess Uniforms: The Fifteen Seconds That… Buying guide, Uniforms Hostess Uniforms: The Fifteen Seconds That Set the Tone By the RestroCart design team · 27 January 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom hostess uniforms made for Dicha by RestroCart Quick answer What should a restaurant hostess wear? Something more structured than the service uniform and in the same palette: a tailored dress, a kurta with a jacket, or a shirt with a waistcoat. The hostess is stationary and closely observed, so fabric that holds shape matters more here than anywhere else on the floor. In this guide - Fabric: hold shape first - Silhouettes that work - Colour and contrast - The finishing details - Ordering The hostess is the first and last person a guest interacts with, and unlike the rest of the floor she is stationary and closely observed for the whole visit. That changes the design brief completely: fabric that holds shape matters more than fabric that breathes, and silhouette matters more than pockets. Fabric: hold shape first A server's shirt is seen in motion, from varying distances, for a few seconds at a time. A hostess uniform is seen from two metres, standing still, for the length of a queue. Creases that would go unnoticed on the floor are conspicuous at the door. Poly-viscose blends, structured cotton-blend suiting and heavier crepes are the reliable choices. They hold a line through a full shift, take colour deeply, and drape well. Pure linen looks wonderful for the first hour and then reads as unkempt; it is the single most common mistake we see in hostess uniforms. Silhouettes that work - Tailored dress with a defined waist and a modest length, for contemporary and fine-dine rooms. - Kurta with a Nehru jacket or waistcoat, for Indian and modern-Indian restaurants. Structured, comfortable and distinctive. - Shirt with waistcoat and tailored trousers, the most flexible and the easiest to size across a team. - Saree or draped uniform for heritage properties and banquet venues, with a pre-stitched option so it stays neat through a twelve-hour event. Whichever you choose, allow the person to move, sit briefly and walk guests to a table. Uniforms that only work standing perfectly still are uniforms that get adjusted all evening. The hostess uniform is the only one in the building that has to look perfect after four hours of standing. Buy structure, not softness. More shirt service uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Colour and contrast The hostess should be findable from across a full room. That usually means a shade darker, richer or more saturated than the service team, or the same colour with a distinguishing layer. Deep jewel tones, ink navy, oxblood and forest green all work under warm restaurant lighting and photograph well at the door, which matters because the entrance is where guests take photographs. The finishing details - A name badge. Non-negotiable. Guests thank people by name and reviews repeat them. - A small metal lapel pin in the brand mark, which reads more premium than embroidery on a structured fabric. - Two uniforms per hostess, so one is always pressed. - Individual tailoring. This is a small group in a high-visibility role; fit it properly. Ordering Send a photograph of your entrance and your service uniform, and we will propose a hostess layer that belongs to it. See finished hostess uniforms on our work gallery or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 263 waiter and steward uniforms we have made · 12 manager blazers we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should the hostess wear the same uniform as servers?Related, not identical. The hostess should be identifiable at the door as the person to approach, which usually means one extra layer or a distinct silhouette in the same colour family. What fabrics hold up for a stationary role?Poly-viscose blends, structured cotton-blend suiting and heavier crepes hold shape through a full shift standing. Pure linen and light cottons crease within an hour and are the most common mistake in hostess uniforms. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsKitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Section: How to Colour-Code Executive Chef, Sous Chef, CDP, Commis and Stewarding Uniforms How to differentiate kitchen uniforms by rank and section: coat colour, piping, collars, caps, aprons and embroidery for executive chef, sous, CDP, co… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta Uniform ideas for modern Indian restaurants beyond the kurta: Nehru collars, bandhgala-inspired jackets, angrakha closures, handloom textures and eart… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsMonsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams A monsoon guide to branded rainwear for restaurant teams: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons, fabrics, seams, reflect… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## How to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/uniform-sizing-guide-restaurants/ Measuring, size sets, spare ratios and reorder planning for restaurant uniform orders, and the three mistakes that cause most fit complaints. Home › Blog › How to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order Wit… Operations, Uniforms How to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order Without Getting It Wrong By the RestroCart design team · 20 January 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom restaurant uniform shirts in a size run, made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer What measurements do you need for a uniform order? Chest, waist, shoulder and garment length for tops; waist, hip and inseam for trousers. Collar size for formal shirts. Taking these once per person takes about a minute each and eliminates almost all fit complaints. In this guide - The three mistakes - Take these measurements once - Always run a size set - Ladies and gents blocks - Spares and the reorder - Ordering Almost every uniform complaint we hear traces back to sizing rather than fabric. It is also the easiest problem to solve, because it costs nothing but an hour of somebody's time before the order goes in. The three mistakes - Ordering by letter size. One person's L is another's XL, and Indian and international size charts differ. Letter sizes are a summary, not a measurement. - Skipping the size set. Going straight to bulk means discovering the sleeve is two centimetres short across sixty shirts instead of one. - Ordering exactly the headcount. Someone joins in week three and there is nothing for them to wear. Take these measurements once - Tops: chest (around the fullest part), shoulder (seam to seam across the back), sleeve length, and garment length from the high point of the shoulder. - Trousers: waist, hip, inseam. - Shirts: collar, if the shirt is formal. - Aprons: height of the wearer is enough; we work length from that. Do it once, record it in a shared sheet with names, and you will use it for every reorder for years. It takes about a minute per person. Always run a size set We produce a size set, one garment in each size, before bulk production for any significant order. Two or three staff in different builds try each piece and confirm the fit works in motion: reaching for a top shelf, carrying a tray, bending to serve. Almost every size set produces one small adjustment, and every one of those adjustments would have been sixty garments' worth of regret. An hour with a measuring tape is the cheapest insurance in the entire uniform budget. More uniform shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Ladies and gents blocks Do not shorten a men's shirt and call it a ladies fit. It is the second most common source of complaint after length. We cut separate blocks: different armhole, different shoulder slope, different side shaping and different hem. It costs no more at production and the difference in how the uniform is received is substantial. Spares and the reorder Order ten to fifteen percent spares, weighted to the two commonest sizes, in the same batch and the same dye lot. When a new hire starts, they get a uniform that matches the team rather than a slightly different shade from a later run. We keep patterns, fabric codes, dye lot references, thread shades and embroidery files on record for every client, so a top-up order a year later is a two-line message rather than a fresh project. Ordering Send us your measurement sheet, or ask us for our template, on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906. See the full uniform range. See the real thing: 10 catering uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is a size set sample?A small pre-production batch, usually one garment in each size, that staff try on before bulk production. It catches sleeve length, body length and armhole issues while they are still cheap to fix. We supply size sets on request for any bulk order. How many spare uniforms should I order?Ten to fifteen percent extra overall, weighted towards the two most common sizes. Catering and banquet operations should plan closer to twenty-five percent because team sizes flex. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta Uniform ideas for modern Indian restaurants beyond the kurta: Nehru collars, bandhgala-inspired jackets, angrakha closures, handloom textures and eart… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsMonsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams A monsoon guide to branded rainwear for restaurant teams: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons, fabrics, seams, reflect… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour How to design uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: wrap chef coats, mandarin collars, happi styles, colour and scr… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Waterproof Aprons for Restaurant Kitchens | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/waterproof-aprons-kitchens/ Why every kitchen needs two or three waterproof aprons: materials, lengths, hygiene, and how they extend the life of your regular uniform. Home › Blog › Waterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Yo… Buying guide, Uniforms Waterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Your Wettest Station By the RestroCart design team · 13 January 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom waterproof and canvas aprons for restaurant kitchens, made by RestroCart Quick answer Who needs a waterproof apron in a restaurant? Dishwash, pot wash, fish and meat prep, heavy vegetable prep, and anyone working with ice or bar wash-up. These stations soak a cotton apron within an hour and then soak the uniform underneath it. In this guide - What happens without one - Materials - Get the length right - Hygiene and colour-coding - How many - Ordering This is the least interesting product we make and one of the most useful. A waterproof apron costs a fraction of a chef coat and prevents an entire category of damage, and most kitchens do not own one. What happens without one At the dishwash station, a cotton apron is saturated inside an hour. Once it is saturated, it stops protecting and starts transferring: the chef's coat or tee underneath gets soaked, stays damp for the rest of the shift, and goes into the wash with detergent residue and grease that never fully comes out. Do that five days a week and the uniform underneath lasts half as long as the identical uniform on the line. Materials - PVC-coated fabric: the toughest and most chemical-resistant, best for pot wash and butchery. Slightly stiff. - PU-coated fabric: lighter and more flexible, better for prep roles that involve more movement. - Laminated polyester: the lightest option, good for bar wash-up and ice handling. All three wipe clean with a cloth and sanitiser between shifts, which is the whole point: they do not add to your laundry load. Get the length right Full length, below the knee. A short waterproof apron protects the chest and leaves the trouser front, which is the part that actually catches the splash-back off a sink, completely exposed. Add adjustable neck and waist straps, and specify welded rather than stitched seams where possible, since stitch holes are exactly where water gets through. Two waterproof aprons per outlet is a rounding error in a uniform budget and it will visibly extend the life of every chef coat in the kitchen. More canvas aprons from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Hygiene and colour-coding Because they are wiped rather than washed, waterproof aprons should be colour-coded by station and cleaned on a written schedule. A common system: one colour for raw meat and fish prep, another for vegetable prep, a third for wash-up. It is a small discipline that inspectors notice and that prevents genuine cross-contamination. How many Two to three per outlet is enough for most kitchens: one for wash-up, one for prep, one spare. Larger kitchens with a dedicated butchery or fish section should add one per station. Order them alongside your chef coats and canvas aprons so they arrive together. Ordering We make waterproof aprons in black and navy, plain or branded. Add them to any uniform order, or ask separately on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 365 aprons we have made · 15 leather and waterproof aprons we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What material are waterproof aprons made of?Usually a PVC or PU-coated fabric, or a laminated polyester. Both wipe clean between shifts rather than needing a wash, which is exactly what a wet station needs. How long should a waterproof apron be?Full length, to below the knee, for dishwash and butchery. A shorter waterproof apron is a compromise that leaves the trouser front exposed, which is the part that actually gets wet. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsMonsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams A monsoon guide to branded rainwear for restaurant teams: rain suits for riders, long raincoats for valets, waterproof aprons, fabrics, seams, reflect… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour How to design uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: wrap chef coats, mandarin collars, happi styles, colour and scr… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands A practical guide to pizzeria uniforms in India: pizzaiolo aprons, breathable tees and polos, caps, service and manager wear, badges and delivery kit.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Hoodies & Winterwear for Restaurant Teams | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-winterwear-hoodies/ Custom black hoodies made for Kiona's team, plus a guide to restaurant winterwear: fabrics, embroidery and layering that keep staff warm and on brand. Home › Blog › Warm Team, Warmer Welcomes: Custom Winterw… Client story, Uniforms Warm Team, Warmer Welcomes: Custom Winterwear for Restaurant Crews By the RestroCart design team · 12 January 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Black custom hoodies with Kiona branding and 'Here to serve with a smile' embroidery, restaurant winterwear Quick answer What winterwear should a restaurant give its staff? Give staff branded fleece of about 300 GSM or more: zip-ups for floor teams who layer over uniforms, pullover hoodies or sweatshirts for delivery riders and prep crews, embroidered rather than printed. Order in September or October, because north Indian winter orders all land in the same window and late orders arrive after the cold does. Key takeaways - Unplanned winterwear is how brands fall apart in December. - Embroidery outlasts print on fleece. - Plan winter uniforms in October, not November. Every North Indian restaurateur knows the January uniform problem: the crew shows up in whatever keeps them warm. Mismatched jackets over crisp uniforms, personal hoodies in six colours, and a brand that took months to build dissolving by December. The team cannot be blamed; the uniform simply was not planned for winter. These custom hoodies for Kiona are the fix. Deep black, heavyweight fleece, with the brand's wordmark embroidered across the back and a quiet "Here to serve with a smile" on the sleeve. They read as uniform, not as cover-up, so the brand survives the season looking sharper than ever. Delivery riders, floor staff and baristas on early prep shifts all stay warm inside the same identity. Winter does not pause your brand. Your uniform just needs a winter edition. What makes good restaurant winterwear - Fleece weight of 300 GSM or more. Anything lighter is a t-shirt with sleeves. Kitchen doorways, open terraces and delivery runs demand real insulation. - Zip-ups for the floor, pullovers for the back. A zipper lets servers shed a layer mid-shift without disappearing to change; pullovers survive the kitchen better. - Embroidery over prints. Fleece flexes and pills around large prints. Stitched logos and wordmarks stay crisp through daily wear and weekly washes. - Match the summer kit. Winterwear should extend your existing uniform palette, the way Kiona's black hoodies echo their core look, so the brand reads the same in January and June. More sweaters & cardigans from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Plan winter in October Winterwear orders need fabric sourcing, embroidery sampling and production time, and every brand wants theirs in the same six weeks. Brief us before the first cold evening and your hoodies arrive with the season, not after it. Many teams pair them with fresh aprons and caps so the whole winter kit lands in one delivery. Get your team winter-ready Hoodies, zip-ups and jackets, customized in your colours with your branding: see the range in the uniforms catalogue or message us on WhatsApp with your team size, and we will share fabrics, mockups and timelines the same day. See the real thing: 147 winterwear we have made · 64 hoodies and sweatshirts we have made Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsUniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour How to design uniforms for pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurants in India: wrap chef coats, mandarin collars, happi styles, colour and scr… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands A practical guide to pizzeria uniforms in India: pizzaiolo aprons, breathable tees and polos, caps, service and manager wear, badges and delivery kit.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPolo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Decision Guide by Concept, Climate, Budget, Laundry and Branding Polo t-shirt or woven shirt for your waiters and stewards? Compare them by concept, Indian climate, budget, laundry, branding and durability, then dec… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Hotel F&B Multi-Outlet Uniform Programme | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/hotel-multi-outlet-uniform-programme/ How to plan uniforms across a hotel's restaurants, bar, banquets and room service: shared blocks, outlet identity, stock levels and reorder discipline. Home › Blog › Running a Multi-Outlet Hotel F&B Uniform P… Operations, Uniforms Running a Multi-Outlet Hotel F&B Uniform Programme By the RestroCart design team · 06 January 2026 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom manager blazers and hotel F&B uniforms made by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer Should every hotel outlet have its own uniform? Each outlet should have its own identity, but built on shared blocks. Use one shirt pattern, one trouser pattern and one fabric family across the property, and differentiate outlets by colour, layer and crest. This keeps costs and stockholding manageable. In this guide - Shared blocks, distinct outlets - Stock levels and the central buffer - Reorder discipline - Chef brigade across outlets - Planning yours A hotel F&B department is a uniform problem multiplied: a coffee shop, a specialty restaurant, a bar, banquets, room service and in-room dining, each with its own personality, all under one brand, all reordering at different times. Managed badly it becomes a warehouse of mismatched garments. Managed well it is simpler than running one restaurant. Shared blocks, distinct outlets The principle that makes this work: standardise the pattern, vary the expression. One shirt block, one trouser block, one apron block and one fabric family across the whole property. Outlets differ by colour, by layer and by crest. - Coffee shop: polo or shirt in a light, warm shade with a half apron. - Specialty restaurant: the same shirt in a deeper shade with a waistcoat. - Bar: the same shirt in black with a leather bar apron. - Banquets: the same shirt in white with a waistcoat, plus a large spares pool. - Room service and IRD: the same shirt with a jacket for corridors. The purchasing benefit is large: one pattern to maintain, one fabric to buy in volume, one set of samples to approve, and sizes that are interchangeable when a member of staff moves between outlets. Stock levels and the central buffer Three sets per person in service roles, plus fifteen to twenty percent spares per outlet. On top of that, hold a small central buffer in the two commonest sizes that any outlet can draw from when someone joins. Banquets need their own, larger pool because team size changes with the event calendar rather than with headcount. The uniform programme fails at the reorder, not at the first order. Whoever holds the fabric codes holds the consistency. More waistcoats from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Reorder discipline Shade drift is the classic hotel uniform failure: outlet A reorders in March from one supplier, outlet B in September from another, and by the following year the property has four versions of the same shirt. The fixes are simple and unglamorous: - One supplier for the property, with patterns and dye lot references held centrally. - An approved reference sample per garment, kept in the uniform room. - Consolidated reorder windows, ideally twice a year rather than continuously. - A named owner for the programme, usually the F&B manager or the executive housekeeper. Chef brigade across outlets Kitchens are usually simpler because chef whites are more standardised, but the same logic applies: one coat specification across the property, with colour or piping distinguishing sections and grades. The executive chef's coat should be the only genuinely different garment. Planning yours Send us your outlet list and headcount by role, and we will propose a shared-block programme with per-outlet colourways, stock levels and a reorder calendar. See our uniform catalogue or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 121 housekeeping uniforms we have made · 12 manager blazers we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How much uniform stock should a hotel hold?Three sets per person in service roles plus fifteen to twenty percent spares, and higher for banquets where team size flexes. Hotels also need a small central buffer in common sizes for new joiners across all outlets. How do you keep uniforms consistent across reorders?Record fabric codes, dye lot references, thread shades, embroidery files and approved samples centrally, and reorder from one supplier. Split sourcing across vendors is the single biggest cause of shade drift in hotel uniform programmes. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands A practical guide to pizzeria uniforms in India: pizzaiolo aprons, breathable tees and polos, caps, service and manager wear, badges and delivery kit.… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPolo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Decision Guide by Concept, Climate, Budget, Laundry and Branding Polo t-shirt or woven shirt for your waiters and stewards? Compare them by concept, Indian climate, budget, laundry, branding and durability, then dec… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsQSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders How to plan QSR, burger joint and fast-food uniforms in India: t-shirts, polos, caps and aprons that survive grease and turnover, with sizing and reor… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Safari Shirt & Overshirt Uniform Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/safari-shirts-overshirts-uniforms/ Why safari shirts and overshirts work so well as Indian restaurant uniforms: pockets, airflow, formality without a tie, and the right fabrics and colours. Home › Blog › Safari Shirts and Overshirts: The Most Und… Design notes, Uniforms Safari Shirts and Overshirts: The Most Underrated Uniform in Indian Restaurants By the RestroCart design team · 30 December 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom safari shirt uniforms made for Bayleaf restaurant by RestroCart Quick answer What is a safari shirt? A structured short or long-sleeve shirt with four patch pockets, a plain collar and often a belt or half-belt at the back. It reads formal without a tie or jacket, which makes it well suited to warm-climate service. In this guide - What it solves - Fabric and colour - Detailing that makes it look designed - The overshirt alternative - Ordering Ask most restaurateurs about uniform shirts and you get two options: a plain formal shirt or a polo. The safari shirt sits between them, solves problems both of them have, and is barely used in Indian restaurants outside a handful of heritage properties. It deserves more attention. What it solves - Pockets. Four patch pockets means a server can carry an order pad, pens, a bottle opener and a phone without an apron. For rooms where aprons look too casual, this is the answer. - Airflow. The looser cut and the short-sleeve version work in a warm dining room in a way a slim formal shirt does not. - Formality without a tie. The structured collar and pocket detailing read smart at ten metres without needing a jacket, a tie or a waistcoat. - Distinctiveness. Because so few restaurants use it, it does not read as generic hotel uniform. Fabric and colour Poly-cotton at 180 to 200 GSM in a slight texture is the practical choice: it holds the structured pocket shape, resists creasing and washes easily. Beige, sand, olive, stone grey and deep khaki are the classic safari palette and all work under warm restaurant lighting. For a modern reading, ink navy and charcoal in the same cut look considerably less colonial and more contemporary. More uniform shirts from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Detailing that makes it look designed - Pocket flaps with a matched button, not open patch pockets, which sag once loaded. - A half-belt or back yoke pleat for shape. - Contrast topstitching in a brand shade. - A small embroidered crest on the left chest pocket flap. - Sleeve tabs so long sleeves can be rolled and secured neatly. The safari shirt is a uniform that gives the server somewhere to put things. That sounds mundane until you watch a service without one. The overshirt alternative For cafes and casual dining, the overshirt does a related job in a softer register: an unstructured shirt in a brand colour, worn open over a plain tee, with a chest crest. It gives a team a coordinated layer without an apron, it suits younger brands, and staff genuinely like wearing it. Pair it with a waist apron for the bar and counter only. Ordering We cut both from scratch, so pocket size, sleeve length and colour are all yours to specify. See finished shirts on our work gallery, or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 for swatches and a mockup. See the real thing: 160 uniform shirts we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Why use a safari shirt as a restaurant uniform?It gives servers real pocket storage without an apron, it stays comfortable in a warm dining room, and it looks smart at a distance. It also photographs as deliberate, which a plain shirt does not. What is the difference between an overshirt and a safari shirt?An overshirt is a lighter, unstructured shirt worn open over a tee as a layer. A safari shirt is worn as the primary garment and has more structure and more pockets. Overshirts suit cafes; safari shirts suit restaurants. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsPolo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Decision Guide by Concept, Climate, Budget, Laundry and Branding Polo t-shirt or woven shirt for your waiters and stewards? Compare them by concept, Indian climate, budget, laundry, branding and durability, then dec… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsQSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders How to plan QSR, burger joint and fast-food uniforms in India: t-shirts, polos, caps and aprons that survive grease and turnover, with sizing and reor… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Checklist, UniformsThe Complete Branded-Supplies Checklist for Opening a Restaurant or Cafe, with a Timeline Backwards from Opening Day Every branded item a new restaurant or cafe needs, from uniforms and tableware to print, packaging, signage and merchandise, with a week-by-week timel… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## New Restaurant Uniform & Supplies Checklist | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/new-restaurant-uniform-checklist/ A department-by-department checklist of every uniform, tableware and print item a new restaurant needs, with quantities and a timeline before opening day. Home › Blog › Opening a Restaurant? The Complete Uniform… Buying guide, Uniforms Opening a Restaurant? The Complete Uniform and Supplies Checklist By the RestroCart design team · 23 December 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Full set of custom restaurant uniforms ready for a new outlet opening, made by RestroCart Quick answer When should a new restaurant order uniforms? Start eight to ten weeks before opening. Design and sampling take two to three weeks, production three to four, and you want uniforms in hand for training week, not on opening day. In this guide - Kitchen - Service floor - Housekeeping and support - Winter (if north of Nagpur) - On the table - Around the building - If you deliver - The timeline - One conversation instead of six Opening checklists usually cover licences, equipment and staff. The physical brand, everything a guest touches or wears, tends to get handled in the last fortnight, which is exactly when lead times bite. Here is the full list, by department, with a timeline. Kitchen - Chef coats or chef tees, 3 per person - Chef caps or bandanas, 2 per person - Kitchen aprons, 2 per person - Waterproof aprons, 2 to 3 per outlet - One heavier executive chef coat Service floor - Shirts or polos, 3 per person - Aprons, 2 per person - Name badges, 1 per person plus 25 percent spares - Manager waistcoats or blazers, 2 per manager - Hostess uniform, 2 per hostess Housekeeping and support - Housekeeping sets, 3 per person - Utility aprons, 2 per person - Laundry bags, labelled by cycle Winter (if north of Nagpur) - Hoodie, zipper or sweatshirt, 1 per person - Windcheaters for valet, gate and riders More chef uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. On the table - Menus, one per two covers plus 20 percent spares - Table cards or tent cards - Coasters, budgeted generously, they disappear - Bill holders, one per two tables - Napkins and table mats - Cutlery caddies or condiment holders - Captain order pads - QR table stands if you run digital menus Around the building - Entrance, wayfinding and parking signage - Display or specials boards - Visiting cards and letterhead If you deliver - Insulated delivery bags - Printed sleeves, carry bags and boxes - Stickers and tamper seals - Thank-you or feedback cards with a review QR - Rider windcheaters, caps and raincoats The items people forget: name badges, parking signage, laundry bags and spare menus. All four get noticed in week one. The timeline - Week -10: share logo files and brand palette; begin design. - Week -8: approve mockups; order fabric and sampling. - Week -6: approve physical samples and the size set. - Week -5: bulk production begins on uniforms; menus and print go to press. - Week -2: delivery. Uniforms in hand for training week. - Week -1: photograph the team in uniform for launch content. One conversation instead of six Everything on this list is made in-house at RestroCart, from one set of brand files, so the apron, the menu and the delivery sticker all use the same colour. Send us your opening date and floor plan and we will build the list with quantities. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 or browse the catalogue. See the real thing: 1753 restaurant uniforms we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the full list of custom items a new restaurant needs?Uniforms for every department, aprons, caps, name badges, menus, table cards, coasters, bill holders, napkins, signage, packaging if you deliver, and thank-you or feedback cards. Most new outlets remember uniforms and menus and forget the rest until week two. Can I order everything from one place?Yes, and it is cheaper and more consistent. RestroCart makes uniforms, tableware, merchandise, packaging and print in-house, working from one set of brand files so colours match across fabric, wood, paper and ceramic. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsQSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders How to plan QSR, burger joint and fast-food uniforms in India: t-shirts, polos, caps and aprons that survive grease and turnover, with sizing and reor… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Checklist, UniformsThe Complete Branded-Supplies Checklist for Opening a Restaurant or Cafe, with a Timeline Backwards from Opening Day Every branded item a new restaurant or cafe needs, from uniforms and tableware to print, packaging, signage and merchandise, with a week-by-week timel… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Operations, UniformsRebranding a Restaurant: How to Refresh Uniforms, Menus and Supplies in Phases, Without Waste A practical plan for rebranding a restaurant or cafe: audit stock, decide what to change first, phase uniforms, menus, packaging and signage, and avoi… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## MDF vs Wooden vs Leatherette Menus | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/mdf-vs-wooden-menus/ A material-by-material comparison of restaurant menus: MDF boards, solid wood clipboards, leatherette folders, paper and sunboard, with costs and lifespans. Home › Blog › MDF, Wood, Leatherette or Paper: Choosing … Buying guide, Tableware MDF, Wood, Leatherette or Paper: Choosing the Right Menu Material By the RestroCart design team · 16 December 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom MDF menu boards with printed artwork, restaurant menus made by RestroCart Quick answer Which menu material lasts longest? Solid wood and leatherette folders last longest in daily service, typically two to four years. MDF boards last one to two years depending on edge treatment. Paper menus are consumables and should be planned as a recurring cost. In this guide - Paper - MDF boards - Solid wood - Leatherette folders - Sunboard and acrylic - A decision shortcut - Quantity and QR - Ordering The menu is handled by every guest, read longer than anything else on the table, and photographed constantly. It is also the item most restaurants remake within a year because they chose the wrong material for how often their menu changes. Here is the honest comparison. Paper Best for: menus that change weekly or seasonally, delivery inserts, daily specials. Cheap, fast to reprint, and completely disposable. Use a heavier stock, 250 to 350 GSM, with a matte lamination if it will be handled more than a few times. The mistake is treating paper as a permanent menu: an unlaminated card in daily service looks tired within three weeks. MDF boards Best for: cafes, casual dining, counters and display boards; crisp full-colour graphics on a budget. MDF takes direct print or a laminated print beautifully, holds a clean edge, and costs far less than solid wood. Its weakness is moisture: unsealed MDF swells at the edges when it gets wet on a table. Insist on sealed and edge-banded boards, which is how we produce them as standard, and they will last one to two years in daily service. Solid wood Best for: bars, fine-dine, brand-defining pieces, anything you want photographed. The most durable and the most premium. Engraved or printed, in rosewood, teak, mango or pine, with a clip, a screw-post or a slot for a paper insert. Wooden menus also age well and can be refinished. They cost the most, and they last long enough to make that reasonable. This is the format we make most often for bars. Leatherette folders Best for: fine-dine, hotels, wine lists, bill presentation. Stitched folders with elastic or screw-post inserts. They feel expensive in the hand, wipe clean, and let you swap the printed pages whenever the menu changes. Available in a wide colour range with debossed or foil-blocked logos. If your menu changes often and your room is formal, this is the right answer. More leatherette menus from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Sunboard and acrylic Best for: display boards, standees, temporary and event menus. Light, cheap and quick. Not a table menu, but the right choice for counter displays, wall-mounted boards and pop-up service. The right question is not which material is best. It is how often your menu changes. Everything else follows from that. A decision shortcut - Menu changes weekly: clip-style wooden board or leatherette folder with paper inserts. - Menu changes seasonally: MDF or wood, reprinted twice a year. - Menu is stable: engraved wood or direct-printed MDF. - Delivery and takeaway: printed paper, always. - Counter and display: MDF or sunboard board. Quantity and QR Order one menu per two covers plus twenty percent spares; menus get spilled on and walk out. If you use a digital menu, we can engrave or print the QR onto the board, the bill holder or a standalone table stand, and reprint the QR batch cheaply when your ordering link changes. Ordering Send your menu length and a photograph of your interiors and we will propose materials and finishes. See finished menus in our tableware catalogue or on the work gallery. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 255 restaurant tableware we have made · 109 restaurant menus we have made · 47 wooden and MDF menu boards we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What is the cheapest way to update a menu that changes often?A clip-style or screw-post system: a durable board or folder that stays, with a printed paper insert that changes. You reprint a page instead of remaking the menu. Are MDF menus durable enough for a busy restaurant?Yes, if the edges are sealed and the print is laminated. Unsealed MDF edges swell when they get wet, which is the main failure point. We seal and edge-band MDF menus as standard. Keep reading 28 Oct 2025 · Buying guide, TablewareBill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table Wooden and MDF bill holders with QR panels, cutlery caddies, tent cards, order pads and table stands: materials, quantities and why they matter.… Read the story → 03 Jun 2024 · Client story, TablewareWoven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room Deep maroon napkins with a crisp white crest for The Grain Room, plus a practical guide to choosing fabrics, colours and branding for restaurant table… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareCutlery Caddies and Holders for Restaurants: Wood, MDF, Cork, Inlay Designs, Branding and What Goes on the Table How to choose restaurant cutlery caddies and holders: wood, MDF, cork and inlay designs, compartments, branded engraving, hygiene and what belongs on … Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Cork vs MDF vs Paper Coasters for Restaurants | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/cork-vs-mdf-coasters/ A comparison of cork, MDF, leatherette and SBS paper coasters for restaurants and bars: absorbency, print quality, cost per table and lifespan. Home › Blog › Cork, MDF, Leatherette or Paper: Which Coa… Buying guide, Tableware Cork, MDF, Leatherette or Paper: Which Coaster Belongs on Your Table? By the RestroCart design team · 09 December 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom printed cork coasters for restaurants and bars, made by RestroCart Quick answer Which coaster material is most absorbent? Cork and SBS paper absorb condensation; MDF, leatherette and acrylic do not, they simply catch it. For cold-drink and beer service, absorbency matters; for hot beverages and cocktails served up, appearance matters more. In this guide - Cork - MDF - Leatherette - SBS paper - Shape and print - Quantities - Ordering Coasters are the cheapest branded object on your table and the one guests are most likely to pick up, photograph and pocket. Four materials cover almost every use case. Cork Best for: cafes, casual dining, cold drinks, brands with a warm or natural palette. Cork absorbs condensation, feels good in the hand, and prints in full colour with a slightly softened, textural finish that suits wood-and-warm-light interiors. It is light enough to be die-cut into a logo shape cheaply. It stains over time and does not survive a soaking, so plan to replace annually in busy service. It is also the material most likely to leave with a guest, which, given it carries your logo, is not entirely a loss. MDF Best for: crisp graphics, bars, brands with strong artwork. MDF gives the sharpest full-colour print of the four and holds it. It does not absorb, so condensation sits on the surface, which matters for beer service and matters not at all for cocktails served up. Sealed edges are essential; unsealed MDF swells at the corners. Lasts one to two years in daily service. Leatherette Best for: premium bars, fine-dine, brands matching menu folders. Debossed or foil-blocked leatherette coasters feel expensive and wipe clean. They pair naturally with leatherette menu folders and bill holders, which is how most of our clients order them. The most durable of the four and the most expensive per piece. More paper coasters from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. SBS paper Best for: high-volume bars, breweries, events, anywhere coasters are consumables. Thick pulp or SBS board printed in full colour. Highly absorbent, very cheap per piece, and disposable, which solves the theft and staining problem by embracing it. Breweries and high-volume bars should generally use paper and stop trying to preserve coasters. Coasters are not a durable good. Decide whether you are buying something to keep or something to give away, and buy accordingly. Shape and print Round is standard, square reads modern, hexagonal reads craft, and a die-cut logo shape reads as a brand that pays attention. Gold-foil and spot-UV finishes are available on MDF and leatherette and photograph beautifully under bar lighting. Quantities Four to six per table for reusable materials, plus a spares box. For paper, work out consumption per cover per month and order quarterly. Either way, order more than you think: coasters are the most-lost item on any restaurant table. Ordering Send your artwork and table count and we will quote all four materials so you can compare cost per table. See finished coasters in our tableware catalogue or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 255 restaurant tableware we have made · 45 coasters we have made · 26 cork, MDF and leatherette coasters we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How many coasters does a restaurant need?Budget four to six per table for reusable materials and plan paper coasters as a monthly consumable. Coasters are the single most-lost item on a restaurant table, so order generously. Can coasters be die-cut into a logo shape?Yes. Cork, MDF and paper can all be die-cut to a custom shape. A logo-shaped coaster costs slightly more per piece and gets photographed and taken home considerably more often, which is usually the point. Keep reading 03 Jun 2024 · Client story, TablewareWoven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room Deep maroon napkins with a crisp white crest for The Grain Room, plus a practical guide to choosing fabrics, colours and branding for restaurant table… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareCutlery Caddies and Holders for Restaurants: Wood, MDF, Cork, Inlay Designs, Branding and What Goes on the Table How to choose restaurant cutlery caddies and holders: wood, MDF, cork and inlay designs, compartments, branded engraving, hygiene and what belongs on … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareMDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: Engraving vs UV Print, Clips, Thickness, Finishes and Menus That Change How to order MDF menu boards and clipboard menus: engraving vs UV print, clips, screw posts and rings, board thickness, finishes and handling menus th… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Staff Name Badge Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/staff-name-badges-guide/ Acrylic, metal, PVC and reusable slot name badges for restaurants: materials, fixings, what to print, and why named staff change guest behaviour. Home › Blog › Staff Name Badges: The Cheapest Hospitalit… Buying guide, Merchandise Staff Name Badges: The Cheapest Hospitality Upgrade There Is By the RestroCart design team · 02 December 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom acrylic and metal staff name badges for restaurants, made by RestroCart Quick answer What material is best for a restaurant name badge? Acrylic with a printed or engraved face is the most common and the best value. Metal laser-cut badges look more premium and suit hotels and fine-dine. PVC is the cheapest and suits high-turnover or event teams. In this guide - Why it works - Materials - The reusable slot badge - Fixings - What to put on it - Beyond the badge - Ordering A name badge costs less than a bottle of house wine and changes how guests talk to your team. It is the highest-return item in any hospitality supply order, and a surprising number of restaurants still skip it. Why it works Named staff get thanked, named staff get mentioned in reviews, and named staff get complained about less. A guest who has to say "excuse me" is in a different relationship with your restaurant than one who can say "Ravi, could we get some water?". It also, quietly, raises accountability: people behave differently when their name is on their chest. Materials - Acrylic. The default. Printed or laser-engraved, available in gloss, matte and metallic finishes, in any brand colour. Best balance of cost, durability and appearance. - Metal, laser-cut. Brass, steel or anodised aluminium, engraved or etched. Reads premium, suits hotels, fine-dine and management. More expensive and heavier. - PVC. Cheapest, lightest, good for events, casual staff and high-turnover teams. - Wood or bamboo. Laser-engraved, suits cafes and natural-palette brands. The reusable slot badge Worth knowing about. The badge body carries your logo and stays with the restaurant; the name sits on a printed insert that slides in and can be swapped when staff change. For teams with turnover, this cuts the reorder cost to almost nothing and means a new joiner has a proper badge on day one rather than in week three. Order twenty-five percent more badges than you have staff. The gap between a new hire starting and their badge arriving is exactly when the badge matters most. More name badges from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Fixings Magnetic backs are what staff prefer: no pinholes, no damage to knitwear or fine shirting, and easy to move between garments. Use pins for kitchen and back-of-house roles where a magnet can be knocked loose. Crocodile clips work on aprons and lanyards. What to put on it First name, large and legible from a metre. Role underneath in smaller type if it helps guests, particularly for managers, hostesses and sommeliers. A small logo if the uniform does not already carry one. Nothing else. Badges that try to include a surname, an employee number and a tagline become unreadable at the distance they are actually read from. Beyond the badge A metal lapel pin in the brand mark for managers, and tie pins for formal service, complete the set. They cost little, photograph well and read as attention to detail. All are made alongside badges in our merchandise range. Ordering Send your staff list and logo, and we will send a mockup with material options. Badges run economically from small batches. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 106 restaurant merchandise we have made · 58 name badges and pins we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should badges be pinned or magnetic?Magnetic fixings do not damage the uniform and are strongly preferred by staff, particularly on knitwear and fine shirting. Pins are cheaper and more secure in physical roles. Most of our clients use magnets for service and pins for kitchen and back of house. What should a name badge say?First name and role, at most. Adding a surname reduces staff comfort and adds nothing for the guest. A logo is optional; if the badge is worn on a uniform that already carries a crest, the name is enough. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseLapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants Custom lapel pins, button badges, role badges, fridge magnets and keychains for restaurants and cafes: types, materials, staff and guest uses, orderin… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseCustom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How A guide to branded mugs, cups, glassware, enamelware and bottles for cafes, bars and restaurants in India: printing methods, dishwasher durability and… Read the story → 04 Nov 2025 · Ideas, MerchandiseRestaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) Which restaurant merchandise guests actually buy: totes, caps, mugs, hoodies and enamelware, with pricing, placement and production advice.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Table Napkin Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-table-napkin-guide/ Choosing restaurant table napkins: cotton vs poly-cotton vs linen-look, GSM, sizes, embroidery vs print, colour choices and laundry-proof branding. Home › Blog › Table Napkins: Fabric, Size, Branding and … Buying guide, Tableware Table Napkins: Fabric, Size, Branding and Surviving the Laundry By the RestroCart design team · 25 November 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Gold-embroidered maroon table napkins made for Lord Elgin by RestroCart Quick answer What size should a restaurant napkin be? Forty-five to fifty centimetres square for standard dining, fifty to fifty-five for fine-dine, and thirty to thirty-five for cocktail and bar use. Larger napkins drape better and fold more impressively; smaller ones are cheaper to launder. In this guide - Fabric - Size by service style - Branding that survives - Colour - Quantities and rotation - The rest of the table - Ordering Napkins are the most-touched textile in a restaurant and the one most often bought as a commodity. That is a missed opportunity: a napkin is a branded object that sits in the guest's lap for the entire meal. Fabric - 100% cotton is the most absorbent and feels best, and it is what fine-dine expects. It creases, which is part of the appeal, and it needs pressing. - Poly-cotton holds colour, resists staining and needs far less pressing. The pragmatic choice for casual and mid-market dining with in-house laundry. - Linen-look blends give the texture of linen with better crease recovery, and photograph beautifully. - Denim and canvas for casual and industrial-leaning brands. Hard-wearing, distinctive, and effectively stain-proof in dark washes. Weight matters: below about 180 GSM a napkin feels thin and drapes poorly. Two hundred to two hundred and forty GSM is the comfortable range. Size by service style - Cocktail and bar: 30 to 35 cm. - Casual and cafe: 40 to 45 cm. - Standard dining: 45 to 50 cm. - Fine-dine: 50 to 55 cm, which is what allows an impressive fold and a proper lap drape. Branding that survives Embroidery, always. Commercial laundry runs hot with strong detergent and often with bleach, and printed logos on napkins crack within months. A small embroidered monogram in one corner, in a single thread colour, is the classic and the most durable. Gold or metallic thread on a deep base, which we have made for several restaurants, photographs particularly well. The napkin is in the guest's hands for ninety minutes. It is worth more than eight rupees of thought. More denim table mats from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Colour White signals fine-dine and demands a laundry contract that can keep it white; grey, tired napkins do more damage than coloured ones ever would. If you cannot support white, choose a deep saturated colour: maroon, ink navy, forest green, oxblood, charcoal. These hide sauce, wine and lipstick and hold their appearance for years. Quantities and rotation Plan three to four napkins per cover per service day, which sounds excessive until you account for the laundry cycle, spoilage and the ones that leave in bags. Order a spares tranche in the first batch so the dye lot matches. The rest of the table Napkins work hardest when they belong to a set: table mats, runners and cutlery wraps in the same palette, and a matching laundry bag so the linen cycle stays organised. Gingham cutlery wraps and printed tea towels are popular alternatives for casual brands. Ordering Send your cover count, service style and palette and we will propose fabric, size and branding. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 255 restaurant tableware we have made · 46 table napkins and linen we have made · 32 table napkins we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should napkins be embroidered or printed?Embroidered, for anything going through commercial laundry. Prints on napkins crack and fade quickly under high-temperature washing. A small embroidered corner monogram is the standard and it survives years. What colour napkins hide stains best?Deep, saturated colours: maroon, ink navy, forest green, charcoal and oxblood. White napkins look best and demand a proper laundry contract; if you cannot commit to that, do not choose white. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareMDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: Engraving vs UV Print, Clips, Thickness, Finishes and Menus That Change How to order MDF menu boards and clipboard menus: engraving vs UV print, clips, screw posts and rings, board thickness, finishes and handling menus th… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareOrder Pads, KOT Books, Cue Cards and Table Numbers: The Branded Paper Tools of Restaurant Service What restaurant order pads, KOT books, cue cards and table numbers should include: fields, carbonless copies, numbering, sizes, branding and how much … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewarePrinting Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles A practical guide to printing restaurant paper menus in India: paper types and GSM, lamination, sizes and folds, reprint cycles and inserts for boards… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Branded Restaurant Delivery Packaging | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-delivery-packaging-branding/ How to brand restaurant delivery packaging on a budget: sleeves, stickers, tamper seals, boxes, butter paper and thank-you cards that generate reviews. Home › Blog › Branded Delivery Packaging: Turning a Pape… Buying guide, Packaging Branded Delivery Packaging: Turning a Paper Bag Into a Brand Experience By the RestroCart design team · 18 November 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom branded food packaging made for Fork n Knives by RestroCart Quick answer What is the cheapest way to brand delivery packaging? Stickers. A well-designed sticker on a plain kraft bag or box costs very little per order, requires no packaging redesign, and instantly makes generic packaging look intentional. Start there, then add sleeves and cards. In this guide - Start with stickers - Tamper-evident seals - Printed sleeves and carry bags - Boxes that survive a scooter - The thank-you card - Insulated delivery bags - Order it with everything else For a delivery order, packaging is not packaging. It is the dining room, the lighting, the service and the plating, compressed into thirty seconds of unboxing on somebody's kitchen counter. Most brands spend nothing on it and then wonder why they compete only on discount. Start with stickers The highest-return first step is a branded sticker on a plain kraft bag or box. It costs a fraction of a rupee at volume, needs no redesign of your existing packaging, and turns generic supplies into something that looks deliberate. Circular stickers in one or two brand colours, applied as a seal across the bag fold, do double duty as a tamper indicator. Tamper-evident seals Now effectively expected on delivery platforms, and a genuine trust signal. A printed tamper seal with your logo signals that somebody thought about the customer's food between the kitchen and the door. This is table stakes rather than a differentiator, but its absence is noticed. Printed sleeves and carry bags Paper sleeves for wraps, burgers and rolls, and printed carry bags for the whole order. This is where the brand actually gets to speak: colour, pattern, a line of copy. Order in your brand colour rather than full-colour printing and the cost drops sharply while the recognition stays. More branded packaging from our New Delhi workshop, including work for Echoes, The Bowl Factory. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Boxes that survive a scooter Cake and dessert boxes, meal boxes and liners need to arrive intact more than they need to look beautiful, and a crushed beautiful box is worse than an intact plain one. Specify board weight for the actual journey, and use butter paper and liners printed with your mark so the inside of the box is branded too. The customer sees your logo four times in an unboxing: the bag, the seal, the box and the card. That is four more brand impressions than a plain kraft bag gives you. The thank-you card The single most underused item in Indian food delivery. A small printed card with a line of thanks and a QR code to your review page or direct ordering link costs almost nothing and converts significantly better than any in-app prompt, because it arrives at the moment the customer is eating your food rather than three hours later. Several of our clients attribute a meaningful share of their review volume to this one card. Insulated delivery bags If you run your own riders, the bag is a moving billboard. Brand the side panels, not just the flap: the side is what pedestrians and cars see. Insulation quality matters for food temperature and therefore for reviews, so this is not the place to buy the cheapest option. Order it with everything else Packaging designed separately from uniforms and tableware ends up in a slightly different shade of your brand colour. We keep your logo files and colour references on record and produce packaging, print and signage alongside uniforms, so everything matches. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 40 restaurant packaging we have made · 16 restaurant stationery we have made · 10 delivery bags we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Do thank-you cards in delivery orders actually work?Yes, particularly with a QR code linking directly to your review page or ordering site. It is the cheapest review-generation tool available to a delivery brand and it converts far better than an in-app prompt. What packaging do cloud kitchens need most?Tamper-evident seals first, for trust and platform compliance, then branded stickers, then printed sleeves and boxes. Insulated delivery bags matter if you run your own riders. Keep reading 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, PackagingStickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs Custom stickers, seals, thank-you and feedback cards, bottle danglers, letterheads and printables for restaurants and cloud kitchens: what to print an… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, PackagingInsulated Delivery Bags and Backpacks for Restaurants and Cloud Kitchens: Sizes, Insulation, Branding and Rider Comfort How to choose branded insulated delivery bags and backpacks: sizes for pizza and meal boxes, foam and lining, waterproofing, branding panels and rider… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, PackagingBranded Paper Sleeves, Butter Paper, Wrappers and Liners for Burgers, Waffles, Sandwiches and Bakery How to choose custom printed butter paper, greaseproof wrappers, paper sleeves and tray liners for burgers, waffles, sandwiches and bakery: paper, GSM… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Signage Guide: Boards & Wayfinding | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-signage-guide/ Restaurant signage that gets overlooked: parking and wayfinding signs, dine-in boards, standees and display boards, with material and sizing guidance. Home › Blog › Restaurant Signage: The Brand Touchpoints … Buying guide, Signage Restaurant Signage: The Brand Touchpoints Everyone Forgets to Design By the RestroCart design team · 11 November 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom display and wayfinding signage made for Echoes by RestroCart Quick answer What signage does a restaurant need? Entrance and identity signage, wayfinding (parking, washrooms, stairs, exits), a menu or specials display board, table numbers, and any statutory notices. Parking and washroom signs are the ones most often bought as afterthoughts and they are seen by every guest. In this guide - The signage most restaurants forget - Materials by use - Sizing: the letter-height rule - Display and specials boards - Keep it in one palette - Ordering Restaurants spend months on interiors and then buy the parking sign from whoever is nearest. That sign is often the first branded object a guest sees, before the door, before the menu, before a single staff member. It deserves the same attention as the menu. The signage most restaurants forget - Parking and approach signage. First impression, usually generic. - Washroom signage. Looked at by nearly every guest, almost always off-brand. - Wayfinding: stairs, first floor, terrace, exit, staff only. - Table numbers, which double as a design element. - Statutory notices, which can be produced in your palette rather than in default red and white. - Reserved and specials cards at table level. Each is small. Together they are the majority of the printed words in your building. Materials by use - MDF: warm, paintable, printable, ideal for interior boards and wayfinding in cafes and casual dining. - Acrylic: crisp, contemporary, easy to clean; good for washroom and directional signage and for standoff-mounted plaques. - Metal: brass, steel or anodised aluminium for identity plaques and premium properties. - Sunboard and vinyl on flex: large format, temporary, event and promotional signage. For anything outdoors, specify UV-stable inks and sealed edges. Indian sun and monsoon will find every shortcut within a season. Sizing: the letter-height rule Roughly 2.5 cm of capital letter height for every 3 metres of viewing distance. So a washroom sign read from 3 metres wants about 2.5 cm letters; a parking sign read from 15 metres wants around 12 cm. Most restaurant signage errs small, which is why guests end up asking staff for directions the sign was supposed to give. If staff are regularly answering a question, there is a sign missing. Count the questions for a week and you will have your signage list. More signage & display boards from our New Delhi workshop, including work for Echoes. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Display and specials boards A well-made display board earns its cost quickly: it sells the special, it fills the wait at the counter, and it photographs. MDF boards with swappable printed inserts, or a wooden frame with a chalk or magnetic surface, let you change the message without remaking the board. Keep it in one palette Signage produced by three different vendors will use three different versions of your brand colour, and the eye notices even when the mind does not. Producing signage alongside your menus and print from one set of brand files is the simplest way to avoid it. Ordering Send a floor plan or a few photographs and we will list the signage you need, with materials and sizes. WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 12 restaurant signage we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this What material should restaurant signage be made of?MDF and acrylic for interiors, acrylic or metal for premium plaques, and vinyl on flex or sunboard for large-format and temporary signage. Outdoors, specify UV-stable print and weather-sealed edges. How large should a sign be?A rough rule: 2.5 cm of letter height per 3 metres of viewing distance. A washroom sign read from 3 metres needs about 2.5 cm letters; a parking sign read from 15 metres needs about 12 cm. Keep reading 27 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsHostess Uniforms: The Fifteen Seconds That Set the Tone Designing hostess uniforms for restaurants: fabrics that hold shape while standing, silhouettes, colour, layering and details that read at the door.… Read the story → 20 Jan 2026 · Operations, UniformsHow to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order Without Getting It Wrong Measuring, size sets, spare ratios and reorder planning for restaurant uniform orders, and the three mistakes that cause most fit complaints.… Read the story → 13 Jan 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsWaterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Your Wettest Station Why every kitchen needs two or three waterproof aprons: materials, lengths, hygiene, and how they extend the life of your regular uniform.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Merchandise That Sells | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/restaurant-merchandise-that-sells/ Which restaurant merchandise guests actually buy: totes, caps, mugs, hoodies and enamelware, with pricing, placement and production advice. Home › Blog › Restaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells… Ideas, Merchandise Restaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) By the RestroCart design team · 04 November 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom printed canvas tote bags made for Echoes by RestroCart Quick answer What restaurant merchandise sells best? Tote bags, caps and hoodies consistently outsell everything else, because they are useful and wearable. Mugs and enamelware sell well to regulars. Keychains and magnets sell as impulse items at the till but generate less revenue per unit. In this guide - What sells - What tends to sit - Placement and pricing - Gifting and events - Start small and test - Ordering Every restaurant that has tried merchandise has a box of unsold items somewhere. Usually the difference between the box and the sold-out shelf is a single decision: whether the item is a product with a logo, or a logo with a product attached. What sells - Tote bags. The most reliable seller. Useful, cheap to produce, and effectively a moving billboard once it leaves. Heavy canvas outsells thin cotton by a distance. - Caps. Wearable, one size, high margin, and staff wear them too, which is free display. - Hoodies and sweatshirts. The highest revenue per unit. If your team already wears one, guests will ask. - Mugs and enamelware. Strong with regulars, especially for coffee-led brands. Enamelware photographs better and lasts longer than ceramic. - Oversized tees. Currently the strongest-selling garment for cafes and dessert brands. What tends to sit Keychains and fridge magnets sell as impulse buys at the till but rarely earn shelf space on their own. Notebooks sell if the design is good and not otherwise. Anything with a large centred logo and no other design intent sells poorly at every price point. Branded water bottles do well as gifting and poorly as retail. Design the thing you would buy if it had no logo on it. Then put the logo on it small. Placement and pricing Merchandise sells where people wait: the till, the entrance, beside the coffee machine. It does not sell from a back shelf or a menu insert. Fold, do not hang, and keep the display small and full rather than large and sparse. Price it as a product. A tote that costs a fraction of a main course sells to people who came for lunch; one priced like a main course sells to almost nobody. The goal is brand distribution with a healthy margin, not a second business. More tote bags from our New Delhi workshop, including work for All Things Yummy. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Gifting and events Beyond retail, merchandise does real work as festive gifting for regulars, launch kits for press and influencers, and event giveaways. Diwali tote hampers for loyal diners are among our most repeated annual orders, and they cost less than most advertising with a considerably longer tail. Start small and test Produce one strong item in a small run rather than five items in large runs. Totes and caps are the safest first test. If they move, add a hoodie for winter and a mug for the regulars. We produce merchandise from modest quantities specifically so brands can test before committing. Ordering Send your artwork and we will suggest three items suited to your audience with quantities and pricing. See our merchandise catalogue or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 106 restaurant merchandise we have made · 31 mugs and glassware we have made · 6 tote bags we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should merchandise carry a big logo?Usually not. The items that sell carry a design people would wear anyway, with the brand as a small detail. A large logo turns a product into an advertisement, and guests rarely pay for advertisements. How should merchandise be priced?Price it as a product, not as a souvenir. Aim for a margin comparable to a mid-range menu item and a price point a regular does not need to think about. Overpriced merchandise sits on the shelf and quietly signals that the brand overcharges. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseBranded Cushion Covers and Soft Furnishings for Cafe Interiors: Fabrics, Printing and Washability How to choose custom cushion covers and soft furnishings for a cafe or restaurant: fabrics, sizes, print methods, zips, washability and matching your … Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, MerchandiseFestive and Corporate Gifting for Restaurants: Diwali and New Year Gifts for Staff, Regulars and Partners Festive and corporate gifting for restaurants: Diwali and New Year gift ideas for staff, regulars and partners, from mugs and coasters to notebooks an… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, MerchandiseCelebrating a Restaurant Anniversary with Merchandise and a Uniform Refresh: Limited-Edition Tees, Badges, Coasters and Guest Giveaways Plan a restaurant or cafe anniversary with limited-edition tees, badges, coasters, guest giveaways and a staff uniform refresh, with a week-by-week ti… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Bill Holders, Caddies & Tent Cards Guide | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/bill-holders-and-table-accessories/ Wooden and MDF bill holders with QR panels, cutlery caddies, tent cards, order pads and table stands: materials, quantities and why they matter. Home › Blog › Bill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The … Buying guide, Tableware Bill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table By the RestroCart design team · 28 October 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom MDF bill holders with QR panels for restaurants, made by RestroCart Quick answer How many bill holders does a restaurant need? About one per two tables, plus spares. Bill holders spend a lot of time in transit between the till and tables, so having fewer than half your table count creates a bottleneck during a busy service. In this guide - Bill holders - Cutlery caddies and condiment holders - Tent cards and table stands - Order pads - Trays, platters and wooden holder sets - Quantities - Ordering Nobody opens a restaurant excited about bill holders. But the small objects on a table do a disproportionate amount of work: they speed up service, they answer questions, and they are handled by every single guest. Bill holders The bill holder is the last branded object a guest touches before they leave, which makes it worth more attention than it usually gets. Three formats: - Wooden folders, engraved, with a slot for the bill and a card pocket. Premium, durable, and the most photographed. - MDF holders, printed, with a sealed edge. The everyday workhorse; good graphics at a friendly price. - Leatherette folders, stitched, with an elastic or pocket insert. Best for fine-dine, and they pair with matching menu folders. Add a QR panel inside, engraved or printed, if you take digital payments. It lets guests pay while the server is elsewhere, which is a real turn-time saving on a busy Saturday. Cutlery caddies and condiment holders In casual dining, QSR and cafes, a caddy on the table holding cutlery, napkins and sauces removes several server trips per cover. In wood or MDF, branded on the outer face, they also give every table a branded object without adding clutter. For service stations, larger caddies keep the pass organised. Tent cards and table stands The cheapest way to sell something. A tent card carries the special, the new dessert, the happy hour, the social handle, or the QR to your ordering page, and it does it without a server having to remember. Available in MDF, wood, acrylic and printed card. Wooden and acrylic QR table stands have been one of our most-ordered items since digital menus took hold. Every question your servers answer more than twice a night is a tent card you have not printed yet. More mdf bill holders from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Order pads Captain order pads and clipboards still earn their place even in POS-driven restaurants, for table-side notes, allergy flags and event orders. Branded and spiral-bound, they are cheap and they look considerably better in a guest's eyeline than a torn sheet of paper. Trays, platters and wooden holder sets Serving trays and platters in wood and MDF, and matched wooden holder sets for menus, bills and cutlery, tie the table together. When the tray, the bill folder and the menu board are the same timber and finish, the room reads as designed even if nothing else changed. Quantities - Bill holders: one per two tables, plus 20 percent spares. - Caddies: one per table, plus service station units. - Tent cards: one per table per message, reprinted as offers change. - Order pads: one per server per month. Ordering Send your table count and a photograph of your interiors and we will propose materials and finishes that match. See the range in our tableware catalogue or WhatsApp +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 255 restaurant tableware we have made · 45 table accessories we have made · 17 leatherette menu covers we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this Should bill holders have a QR code?If you take digital payments, yes. An engraved or printed QR panel on the inside of the folder means the guest can pay while the server steps away, which measurably speeds up table turns. What are cutlery caddies used for?They hold cutlery, napkins, condiments and sauces at table or at a service station. In casual dining and QSR they cut server trips significantly and keep the table tidy; in cafes they double as a branded object on every table. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareBranded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards for Restaurants and Cafes: Wood, MDF, Engraving, Food-Safe Finishes and Care Choosing branded trays, platters and serving boards for restaurants and cafes: solid wood vs MDF, laser engraving, food-safe finishes, sizes and daily… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareLeatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels Custom leatherette menu covers and bill folders for restaurants: materials, formats, branding by debossing, foil or print, sizes, care and how many to… Read the story → 23 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareQR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Custom QR code table stands, tent cards and table talkers for restaurants: materials, sizes, what to print, where to place them and how they drive rev… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Order Restaurant Uniforms & Supplies Together | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/why-order-uniforms-and-supplies-together/ The practical case for a single supplier across uniforms, tableware, merchandise and packaging: colour consistency, shared setup costs and one reorder. Home › Blog › Why Ordering Uniforms, Tableware and Packa… Operations, Uniforms Why Ordering Uniforms, Tableware and Packaging Together Costs You Less By the RestroCart design team · 21 October 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Coordinated restaurant brand kit with uniforms, tableware and merchandise by RestroCart Quick answer Is it really cheaper to use one supplier? Usually yes. Setup costs (embroidery digitisation, screen preparation, die-cutting, print plates) are charged per run, and a single supplier amortises artwork preparation across categories. The larger saving is in avoided rework when colours do not match. In this guide - Colour is the real problem - Shared setup costs - One reorder conversation - What we hold on file for every client - You do not have to order everything at once - Start anywhere Most restaurants buy uniforms from a uniform vendor, menus from a printer, coasters from a merchandiser and delivery packaging from whoever the platform recommended. Four vendors, four interpretations of your brand colour, four artwork files at four different resolutions. The result is a restaurant that looks nearly coordinated, which reads worse than one that never tried. Colour is the real problem Your brand blue behaves differently on cotton canvas, on lacquered MDF, on coated paper and on a ceramic glaze. Getting it right is not a matter of quoting a Pantone number at four suppliers; it requires proofing in each material and adjusting. A single studio producing all four can proof them side by side. Four separate vendors physically cannot, because none of them ever sees the others' output. Shared setup costs Every production run carries fixed costs: digitising a logo for embroidery, preparing screens, cutting dies, making print plates, developing patterns. Spread those across one uniform order and they are a real line item. Spread them across uniforms, tableware, merchandise and packaging ordered together and they largely disappear into the total. The saving is not the discount. It is not having to reprint two thousand coasters because they came out a shade off the aprons. One reorder conversation Six months in, you need forty more menus, a top-up of twenty polos for new hires, and another run of delivery stickers. With one supplier holding your patterns, fabric codes, dye lot references, embroidery files and print artwork, that is one message. With four, it is four projects, four approval cycles and four chances for something to arrive slightly different from last time. More keychains from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. What we hold on file for every client - Vector logo files and approved crest variants for embroidery, print and engraving - Brand colour references, with per-material adjustments - Garment patterns and size records by staff member - Fabric codes and dye lot references - Thread shade numbers - Approved physical samples, retained in our studio You do not have to order everything at once Almost nobody does. Most clients start with uniforms or menus and add categories over the following year as budget allows. The advantage is not that everything is bought at once; it is that everything is recorded once, so the tenth order matches the first. Start anywhere Browse the full range across uniforms, tableware, merchandise and packaging and print, shortlist what you need on our work gallery, or just WhatsApp us at +91 98213 34906. See the real thing: 21 merchandise and gifting kits we have made Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How do you keep colour consistent across fabric, wood, paper and ceramic?By working from one set of master brand files with Pantone references, and by producing physical proofs in each material before bulk. Colour behaves differently on canvas, MDF, coated paper and ceramic glaze, so it has to be matched per material rather than assumed. What if we only need one category right now?That is completely normal and how most clients start. We keep your artwork, colour references and specifications on file so that when you add tableware or packaging later, it matches the uniforms you already have. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSpa and Wellness Centre Uniforms: Therapist Tunics, Reception and Housekeeping How to choose spa and wellness centre uniforms: therapist tunics, reception and housekeeping, with fabrics, calming colours, oil-stain hygiene and set… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSummer Kitchen Uniforms for Indian Heat: Breathable Fabrics, Half Sleeves, Ventilation Panels, Lighter Caps and How Many Sets per Cook How to keep cooks cool in Indian summers: breathable chef coat fabrics, lighter GSM, half sleeves, mesh panels, lighter caps, chef tees and sets per p… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos How to choose knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff: yarns, knit gauge, V-neck vs round neck, embroidery and layering over uni… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Restaurant Uniform Delivery Across India | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/uniforms-for-restaurants-across-india/ How RestroCart designs and delivers custom restaurant uniforms and supplies to cities across India from New Delhi, and what changes by climate and region. Home › Blog › Delivering Restaurant Uniforms Across Indi… Operations, Uniforms Delivering Restaurant Uniforms Across India: Amritsar to Guwahati, Srinagar to Goa By the RestroCart design team · 14 October 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Custom restaurant service uniforms packed for pan-India delivery by RestroCart, New Delhi Quick answer Do you deliver restaurant uniforms outside Delhi NCR? Yes, we deliver to your doorstep anywhere in India. Recent deliveries include Amritsar, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Mohali, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Pune, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Goa. In this guide - What changes by region - How a remote order works - Packing and shipping - Reorders and new outlets - Get started We manufacture in Naraina, New Delhi, and most of our orders leave the city. Working with restaurants from Srinagar to Goa has taught us that a uniform specification is not portable: the same shirt behaves differently in Guwahati than in Ludhiana, and pretending otherwise is how clients end up with uniforms nobody wants to wear. What changes by region - North Indian plains (Delhi NCR, Punjab, Haryana, UP): extreme range. Lightweight, breathable fabrics for summer and a genuine winter layer from November. Plan both in the same order. - Hill stations (Srinagar, Shimla, Manali, Mussoorie): heavier winterwear, thermal layering, and windproof outerwear for anyone working near a door. - Coastal and humid (Goa, Mumbai, Kochi, Kolkata, Chennai): quick-drying blends, higher polyester content, more spares because garments do not dry between shifts. Avoid heavy canvas aprons. - Dry heat (Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ahmedabad): breathable cotton-rich blends, lighter colours where the service allows, and generous ventilation in chef wear. - North East (Guwahati, Shillong): high humidity plus real cold in winter. Layering matters more than any single garment. How a remote order works - Brief on WhatsApp. Team split, city, cuisine, photographs of your space, logo files. - Digital mockups for each role, revised until approved. - Physical swatches couriered so you can see and feel the fabric under your own lighting. - A production sample made and shipped for fit and quality approval. - Bulk production with quality checks. - Doorstep delivery, boxed by department so unpacking is straightforward. Most out-of-city clients complete the entire process without meeting us, and reorders are considerably faster because the patterns and specifications are already on file. The two steps we never skip for a remote client are physical swatches and a production sample. Screens lie about colour and photographs lie about fit. More shirt service uniforms from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Packing and shipping Uniforms ship folded and poly-bagged by size and role, labelled so a manager can distribute them without sorting. Wooden and MDF items are edge-protected and corner-packed; we have shipped wooden menus to Srinagar, Guwahati and Goa without breakage. Delivery timelines vary by destination and we confirm them with the quote rather than after it. Reorders and new outlets Because we hold patterns, fabric codes and dye lot references, a second outlet in a different city gets uniforms that match the first. For growing brands this matters more than anything else: it is what stops outlet three from looking like a different company. Get started Tell us your city and your team split on WhatsApp at +91 98213 34906 and we will send swatches and a quote. See work delivered across India on our work gallery. Good to know Questions restaurateurs ask us about this How does the process work if we are not in Delhi?Everything except the fitting happens remotely: we share mockups digitally, courier physical fabric swatches, produce a sample for approval, and ship the bulk order. Most out-of-city clients complete the whole process without a visit. Does uniform specification change by city?Yes. Coastal and humid cities need faster-drying blends and more spares; hill stations need heavier winterwear; north Indian plains need a serious winter layer for four months. We adjust fabric weight and the winterwear component by destination. Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSummer Kitchen Uniforms for Indian Heat: Breathable Fabrics, Half Sleeves, Ventilation Panels, Lighter Caps and How Many Sets per Cook How to keep cooks cool in Indian summers: breathable chef coat fabrics, lighter GSM, half sleeves, mesh panels, lighter caps, chef tees and sets per p… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos How to choose knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff: yarns, knit gauge, V-neck vs round neck, embroidery and layering over uni… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsValet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: Visibility, Weather, Jackets and Caps How to dress valet and parking staff at restaurants, bars and hotels in India: visible branding, fabrics for heat and rain, jackets, caps, pockets and… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Manager & Floor Staff Uniforms for Elgin Cafe | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/manager-uniforms-elgin-cafe/ A tailored shirt-and-vest uniform for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, and a guide to dressing managers, hosts and floor leaders so guests instantly know who is in charge. Home › Blog › Dressed to Lead: Manager and Floor Uniform… Client story, Uniforms Dressed to Lead: Manager and Floor Uniforms for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar By the RestroCart design team · 09 May 2025 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Beige tailored shirt and vest manager uniform with embroidered crest made for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar Quick answer How should a restaurant manager's uniform differ from the team's? Keep managers in the same colour story as the floor team but add structure as seniority rises: tee for the team, shirt for supervisors, a vest, waistcoat or blazer for managers. Guests then find the decision-maker at a glance. For Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, RestroCart made a tailored beige shirt with a structured vest and crest. Key takeaways - Same palette, rising formality: tee, then shirt, then vest or blazer. - Add a metal name badge or pin to mark leadership roles. - Tailor manager pieces to measure; they are worn all day, every day. Walk into a busy cafe with a question and watch what you do next: you scan the room for the person who looks in charge. If nobody reads as the leader, the guest hesitates, the complaint waits, the special request never gets made. A well-planned uniform system answers that question before it is asked. For Elgin Cafe, Amritsar, we designed a manager's uniform that leads quietly: a tailored shirt in warm beige with a structured vest over it, finished with the cafe's crest. It is unmistakably part of the same family as the floor team's attire, yet clearly a step above it. Guests find the decision-maker in one glance; the team gets a visual reminder of the ladder they can climb. A uniform system is an org chart guests can read from across the room. The three-layer rule for uniform hierarchies - Same palette, rising formality. Keep every role in one colour story, then add structure as seniority rises: tee, then shirt, then vest or blazer. Elgin's beige-and-olive scheme does exactly this. - Change one garment, not the whole look. A vest, a contrasting apron or a collar upgrade signals rank without splitting the brand into costumes. - Give leaders tailoring, not just titles. Managers stand at the door, greet guests and handle the tough conversations. A fitted silhouette earns those moments. - Badge the names, not just the roles. A name badge turns an authority figure into a person guests can ask for by name, and ask for again on the next visit. More waistcoats from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. Built with the same care below decks The same project dressed Elgin's wider team, from service staff to kitchen, the way we did across town for Greko Espresso Bar. Fabrics were chosen for Punjab summers, embroidery matched across every garment, and the full set arrived together, ready for the floor. Give your floor a leader guests can see If your managers dress like everyone else, you are hiding your most useful people. Explore the uniforms catalogue or tell us about your team on WhatsApp, and our design team will map a uniform hierarchy for every role you run. See the real thing: everything we made for Elgin Cafe · 80 manager uniforms we have made Keep reading 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsSweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos How to choose knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff: yarns, knit gauge, V-neck vs round neck, embroidery and layering over uni… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Buying guide, UniformsValet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: Visibility, Weather, Jackets and Caps How to dress valet and parking staff at restaurants, bars and hotels in India: visible branding, fabrics for heat and rain, jackets, caps, pockets and… Read the story → 24 Sep 2026 · Style guide, UniformsWaistcoats for Waiters, Bartenders and Managers: Collared vs V-Neck, 4, 5 or 6 Buttons, Fabric and Fit How to choose waistcoats for waiters, bartenders and managers: collared vs V-neck, 4, 5 or 6 button fronts, suiting fabrics, fit, back straps and shir… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room | RestroCart Blog URL: https://restrocart.com/blog/custom-table-napkins-the-grain-room/ Deep maroon napkins with a crisp white crest for The Grain Room, plus a practical guide to choosing fabrics, colours and branding for restaurant table linen. Home › Blog › Woven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins… Client story, Tableware Woven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room By the RestroCart design team · 03 June 2024 · New Delhi, India · 2-minute read Deep maroon custom table napkins printed with The Grain Room logo, folded and stacked Quick answer What makes a good restaurant table napkin? Choose a mid-weight cotton or cotton blend that folds sharply, absorbs properly and survives industrial laundering; pick a colour from your brand palette; and brand it with embroidery or a durable print sized small enough to feel premium. RestroCart made The Grain Room's deep maroon napkins with a crisp white crest. Key takeaways - Fabric weight matters more than thread count. - Dark colours hide lipstick and curry stains longer. - Order at least three sets per cover to cover laundry cycles. A napkin is the first thing a guest touches after sitting down and the last thing they use before leaving. Between those two moments it sits in their lap, through every course and every conversation. Few branding surfaces get that much quality time, and almost none get it twice a meal, every meal. For The Grain Room, we turned that quiet surface into a signature: deep maroon cotton napkins carrying the brand's crest in crisp white. The shade was pulled from the restaurant's palette, so the table setting completes the room instead of interrupting it. Fold them into crowns, slip them under the cutlery, or band them at the counter; the logo lands the same way each time, calm and deliberate. Linen is the quietest marketing in a restaurant. It never speaks, and every single guest listens to it. Choosing restaurant napkins that survive service - Fabric weight matters more than thread count. A mid-weight cotton or cotton blend folds sharply, absorbs honestly and survives industrial laundering week after week. - Darker shades are workhorses. Maroons, navies and charcoals hide the sauce accident that whites announce. Save white linen for fine dine rooms with a laundry budget to match. - Print for graphics, embroidery for crests. Screen printing keeps large logos economical; embroidery gives small crests a premium, tactile finish like the gold-thread work we did for Lord Elgin, Ludhiana. - Order for rotation, not for tables. A napkin lives in a cycle of use, wash and rest. Three sets per cover keeps the table crisp even on your busiest weekend. More denim table mats from our New Delhi workshop. Every piece is customized to the client's brand. One thread, whole table Napkins rarely travel alone. The Grain Room's maroon linen sits alongside placemats, coasters and menu boards designed in the same language, and even their back-of-house carries the brand, with printed laundry bags for dry cleaning, laundry and pressing. That is the advantage of one supplier for the whole table: nothing looks bought separately, because nothing was. Dress your tables If your linen still says nothing about your brand, that is an easy fix. Browse our tableware catalogue, see finished tables on the deliveries wall, or message us on WhatsApp with your brand colours, and we will send fabric and branding options with a quote. See the real thing: everything we made for Grain · 46 table napkins and linen we have made · 32 table napkins we have made Keep reading 20 Mar 2026 · Buying guide, TablewareWooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice Wood vs MDF vs paper menus, a practical guide for restaurants, cafes and bars, with real examples from RestroCart's New Delhi workshop.… Read the story → 03 Mar 2026 · Client story, TablewareTransform Tables into Statements: Cork Coasters and MDF Serving Trays Custom-branded cork coasters and MDF serving trays that turn table settings into statements, with a guide to choosing coaster materials for cafes and … Read the story → 24 Feb 2026 · Client story, TablewareBeyond Uniforms: Building the Whole Brand Kit for Echoes Menus, signage, mugs, enamelware, tote bags, cue cards and stationery: how a single cafe brand kit was produced end to end for Echoes.… Read the story → Let’s design yours next. Tell us about your restaurant, cafe or bar, and our design team will send options, fabrics and quotes within a day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## About RestroCart: Custom Restaurant Supplies, New Delhi URL: https://restrocart.com/about/ Founded in 2018 by Raashi and Vasudha Gupta, RestroCart has delivered customized uniforms, tableware and merchandise to 250+ F&B brands across India. Home › About Us About RestroCart The complete restaurant supply studio, all under one roof. RestroCart Supplies & Solutions LLP is a New Delhi-based design and manufacturing studio for the hospitality industry. Since 2018, we've been the single call restaurateurs make for customized uniforms, tableware and merchandise, designed with love, made to spec, delivered to the doorstep. Why we exist Opening or running a restaurant means chasing a dozen vendors: one for chef coats, another for aprons, a third for menus, a fourth for coasters, each with their own timelines, quality standards and interpretations of your logo. The result is a brand that looks assembled, not designed. We built RestroCart to end that run-around. One design team that understands your brand. One production standard across fabric, wood, cork, paper and metal. One delivery at your door. Whether you're starting from just an idea, replacing worn supplies, or putting the last fork in the drawer before launch, we cover it all, at competitive prices. What we believe Great hospitality is detail multiplied. Food matters, but so does the crispness of a steward's shirt, the weight of a wooden menu, the coaster under the first drink. Those details tell guests they're somewhere that cares, and they turn customers into brand ambassadors. Our job is making those details effortless for you. 2018Founded in New Delhi 250+F&B brands served 2182+Deliveries in our public gallery Pan-IndiaDoorstep delivery In good company Some of the brands we have made for. Every name below appears on a real piece of work in our gallery, uniforms stitched, menus engraved, badges cut, packaging printed. Where a client has asked to stay unnamed, the work is shown without a credit. - 48 Plates - 501 Kitchen - 7th Heaven - AJA - Adda - Aioli - All Things Yummy - Alma Bakery - Alma at Defence Bakery - Amaltas - Ambersar - American Connection - American Pizzeria - Ancient Barbeque - Anglow Cocktail Bar - April by KAP - Armonia by Olive - Artisan Lab - Asian Fun - Asian Haus - Authentic Belgian Waffles - Avatar - Azura - BHK - Bake N Roast - Bakers Square - Bar & Beans - Barbeque Greens - Batli 29 - Bayleaf - Beanlore - Bellagio - Belly Button - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Berco's - Bhawan - Big Tree Cafe - Big Wokk, Ashok Vihar - Bistro Mitra - Black Bear Brew - Blackjack - Blue Bean Cafe - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Boa Village - Bombay Meri Jaan - Bombaye House - Bon Chic - Boombox Brewstreet - Boraan Thai - Bratty's - Brick N Bean Cafe - BrownYumm - Bunta Bar - Burger Farm - Burger Monk - Burger Rani - Burgflix - Burma Burma - CODE - Caddy Shack - Cafe Bean & Basil - Cafe Bella Italia - Cafe Delan - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Cafe RIP - Cafe Tornado - Cafe Uncover - Cafetorium - Caffe Tonino - Cake Walk - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Chai Le Lo - Chiagos - Chinar - Circa Kitchen - Cocktail & Dreams - Cocopots - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Cowjoy Creamery - Cremeborne - Crudo Juicery - Crusty Culture - Da Code - Dashi Sushi Bar - Dear Donna - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Depth N Green - Dessart Gallery - Dicha - Diggin - Dirty Apron - Dirty Good - Dock Patiala - Doner & Gyros - Dragonfly - Drunk House - Echoes - Echoes Parking - Eclat Patisserie - Eden - El Bueno - Elgin Cafe - Elgin Hall - Elia - Enoki Kitchen - FIO - Fatty Bao - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Food & Sake - Food Baxa - Food Overloaded - Fork n Knives - Game of Momos - Gazab Cafe - Getafix - Gin Mill - Gola Sizzlers - Grab & Go - Grain - Greko Espresso Bar - Gulati - Hamoni Cafe - Handsome Courtyard - Hello Asia - Henry Havaldar - Hogg You - Hotel Yelm - House of Kebabs - House of Wok - House of Wok Prive - Housewood Villas - Hudson Chopsticks - IconiqLab - Ikura - In It Cafe - Indian Catering Company - Ishka Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Kakapo - Kasol - Kasol Huta - Kavaali - Keventers - Kiki Bar - Kings Kebab - Kokam - Konkan - Krisa Hospitality - Krishi Cress - Kwality Cafe - L'Papillae - Laziza Diner - Levitate - Like Italy - Lord Elgin - Manny's Waffles - Mashup - Masia - Matamaal - Me Waffle N More - Melt House - Melt Ice Cream Parlour - Mensho Tokyo - Miss Margarita - Moets - Moglis Coffee - Molecule - Mr Beans - Mr Singh's - Munch Nation - NAO - NOMAD Pizza - Nouba - Open Oven Bakehouse - Paparizza - Pappadh - Pashtoon - Passport Cafe - Passport Travellers - Peggy Ice Creams - Pings - Pintxo - Pizzeria Da Susy - Pop Thai - Posa - Pour & Palate - Premsay - Public Affair - Pukhtaan - Qalaa - Quarter Plate - Quick Brown Fox - RPM Club - Raftaar Lounge - Rankson - Rasayan - Raw Cream - Red Hot - Red Moon Bakery - Roadhouse Cafe - Rosarte - Rustoms - SHI Cafe - Saaki - Saio Pizzeria - Saltaro Coffee Roasters - Sangat - Sanwara - Sardarji-Bakhsh - Satay - Secret Salver - Selfie Swag Cafe - Sepoy - Sexy Soda - Shangz - Soho - Soho Bistro - Soho Pizzeria - Spice Door - Starland Banquets - Sticky Rice - Suchali's Artisan Bakehouse - Super Chai - Sutra - Swing Tales - Tapri - Tartine - Taste Haven - Thalaivar - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - The Cake Company - The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf - The Coffee Shop - The Dhobi Laundry - The Food Stories - The Grain Room - The Hookah Company - The Hub - The Lodhi - The Sunday House - The Turkey Project - Third Roast - Tobiko - Tomatina - Too Indian by Imly - Town Coffee - Townhall - Urban Palate - VU Penthouse - Vagator Beach Shack - Vairagya Hospitality - Waffle Chowk - Wok Me - Wrapps - Xero Courtyard - Xero Degrees - iOrganic Good to know Quick facts about RestroCart What exactly does RestroCart do?We design and manufacture customized supplies for the food and beverage industry: uniforms for every department, tableware, branded merchandise, delivery packaging, print and signage. Everything is made to order for the client's brand rather than sold off a shelf. Where is RestroCart located?Our design studio and production coordination sit at E-41, Basement, Goswami Girdhari Lal Marg, Naraina, New Delhi 110028, India. We deliver to your doorstep anywhere in the country. Who founded RestroCart?Raashi Gupta (Business Head) and Vasudha Gupta (Creative Head) founded RestroCart Supplies & Solutions LLP in 2018. How many restaurants has RestroCart worked with?More than 200 F&B brands since 2018, from five-star hotel outlets and multi-city chains to single-location cafes, bakeries, breweries and cloud kitchens. What is the minimum order value?There is no fixed floor. Minimums vary by product: badges, coasters and print run economically from small batches, while stitched items such as insulated delivery bags need larger runs. Send your requirement on WhatsApp and we will confirm the same day. Does RestroCart supply outside India?Our core market is India, and we have produced for clients abroad on request, including a cafe order shipped to Ireland. Ask us about your destination and we will confirm feasibility and freight. The founders A business brain and a creative eye, in the same room. Raashi Gupta Business Head & Co-founder Raashi leads client partnerships, sourcing and operations: the machinery that turns a WhatsApp brief into an on-time doorstep delivery. She has spent years building RestroCart into the specialist supplier hospitality brands rely on for launch after launch. Vasudha Gupta Creative Head & Co-founder Vasudha leads design, translating a restaurant's theme into fabrics, colours, embroidery, engraving and print. Her team's mockups are why clients approve samples fast and reorder without hesitation. How we work Dedicated support at every step. Our team works closely with yours to go through an extensive product range and make the right selections for your budget and needs. We design, sample, manufacture and quality-check everything before it ships, so you can focus on your restaurant's core business while your supplies simply arrive, done right. From The Lodhi, New Delhi to cafes in Amritsar, Jaipur, Srinagar and Guwahati, that promise has travelled well. See our recent work → Put us to work for your brand. One conversation is all it takes to see mockups for your restaurant’s uniforms, tableware and merchandise. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Contact RestroCart: WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 URL: https://restrocart.com/contact/ Contact RestroCart for custom restaurant uniforms & supplies: WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 or info@restrocart.com. Studio in Naraina, New Delhi. Pan-India delivery. Home › Contact Contact Us Talk to us, we reply fast. For quotes, catalogues, samples or anything sales-related, WhatsApp is the quickest way to reach us. Prefer email? We usually respond within a few business hours. WhatsApp Fastest for enquiries, photos of your space, and quick quotes. Chat on WhatsApp +91 98213 34906 Email For detailed briefs, purchase orders and design files. Email info@restrocart.com We reply within a few business hours. Studio E-41, Basement, Goswami Girdhari Lal Marg, Naraina, New Delhi 110028 Mon-Sat, 10:00-19:00 IST Open in Google Maps → Meet us online Daily work on Instagram @restrocart · Facebook Have a launch date? Start today. Share your requirement and timelines, and we’ll plan design, sampling and production backwards from your opening day. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Who makes custom restaurant uniforms in India? A uniform is the part of your brand that moves. Guests see it before the menu, in every photo they post and at every table. That is why we design uniforms by role rather than by product: the chef brigade needs breathable coats that survive a tandoor line, stewards need a coordinated kit that reads as one team, bartenders need aprons that look good under lights, and housekeeping needs fabrics that forgive a hard day. Every piece on this page was made to order for a real outlet. Filter by role above, tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp; we reply with fabric options, branding methods and a quote, usually the same day. Roles covered | Chefs and kitchen brigade, stewards and servers, hostesses, baristas, bartenders, housekeeping, managers, catering crews, delivery riders | Fabrics | Cotton, poly-cotton, oxford, linen-look and dry-fit for shirts and tees; canvas, denim, leatherette and waterproof fabrics for aprons; breathable twills for chef coats; fleece and French terry for winterwear | Branding | Embroidery, screen printing, DTF, sublimation, woven labels, leather and metal patches | Order size | From 12-piece cafe teams to 500+ piece hotel programmes | Timeline | Most orders ship 2 to 4 weeks after design approval and sampling | Re-orders | Patterns, fabric codes, thread shades and embroidery files kept on record so new hires match | Brands we have made restaurant uniforms for - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Bon Chic - Hamoni Cafe - Kavaali - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Thalaivar - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Bunta Bar - Coffee Bond - Dicha - Grain - House of Wok Prive Browse by product - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 374 - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 365 - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 263 - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 160 - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 144 - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 121 - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 80 - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 43 - Custom caps and service headwear 53 - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 147 Guides from our team - The Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role - What Do Restaurant Uniforms Cost in India? A Planning Guide for Owners - Opening a Restaurant? The Complete Uniform and Supplies Checklist - How to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance Get a quote for restaurant uniforms →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom restaurant uniforms What is the minimum order for custom restaurant uniforms?Uniform orders start at small team sizes. RestroCart has delivered 12-piece cafe orders and 500+ piece hotel orders. Send your team size and role split on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906) and we confirm pricing the same day. How long do custom restaurant uniforms take to make?After design approval and sampling, most uniform orders ship within 2 to 4 weeks, depending on quantity, embroidery volume and fabric availability. Tell us your opening date and we plan backwards from it. Can every team in my restaurant have a different uniform that still matches?Yes, that is how most clients order. We design coordinated kits so kitchen, service, bar, housekeeping and managers each look distinct but unmistakably one brand, using the same colours, crest and trims. How do I get a quote for restaurant uniforms like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want restaurant uniforms like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Menus, Coasters & Tableware: 255 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/tableware/ 255 photos of custom restaurant tableware by RestroCart: wooden and MDF menus, cork coasters, napkins, bill holders, tent cards and QR stands, made in New Delhi. Home › Our Work › Tableware Our Work · Tableware · 255 pieces Restaurant tableware we have designed and made RestroCart handcrafts restaurant tableware in New Delhi: wooden, MDF and leatherette menus, cork and MDF coasters, embroidered napkins, bill holders, caddies, tent cards and QR table stands, all made to your dimensions, finish and artwork and delivered across India. The 255 photos below are real tableware orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Where can a restaurant get custom menus, coasters and table accessories made? Diners judge the table before the first dish arrives. The menu they hold, the coaster under their glass and the folder the bill comes in are all brand touchpoints, and they get photographed far more than most owners expect. We make each piece as part of one family, so the materials, engraving and print match your interiors and your uniforms. Browse by product above: menus, coasters, table linen and table accessories. Anything you see can be made in your size, finish and artwork. Products | Menus, coasters, napkins, mats and runners, bill holders, cutlery caddies, tent cards, QR stands, order pads, trays | Materials | Solid wood, MDF, cork, leatherette, paper and sunboard, brass, cotton and denim | Branding | Laser engraving, direct print on MDF, foil blocking, debossing, embroidery on linen | Order size | Sized to your outlet, from a 20-table cafe to a 200-cover brewery | Shipping | Edge-protected and boxed with corner packing; shipped from Delhi to Srinagar, Guwahati and Goa | Brands we have made restaurant tableware for - Echoes - Black Bear Brew - Dirty Apron - House of Wok Prive - Tapri - The Sunday House - 48 Plates - Chiagos - Dicha - Grab & Go - Konkan - Like Italy - Pour & Palate - Sexy Soda - Amaltas - Azura - Batli 29 - Berco's - Bon Chic - Bratty's - Burma Burma - Cafe Uncover - Counter Culture Coffee - Delilah Browse by product - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 109 - Custom coasters for cafes, bars and restaurants 45 - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 46 - Custom bill holders, caddies, tent cards and trays 45 Guides from our team - MDF, Wood, Leatherette or Paper: Choosing the Right Menu Material - Cork, MDF, Leatherette or Paper: Which Coaster Belongs on Your Table? - Table Napkins: Fabric, Size, Branding and Surviving the Laundry - Bill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table Get a quote for restaurant tableware →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom restaurant tableware Which is better for a restaurant menu: wood, MDF, leatherette or paper?Paper suits menus that change often; MDF gives crisp printed graphics at a friendly price and survives daily handling; leatherette folders feel premium and take swappable inserts; solid wood is the most durable and photogenic. Clip-style wooden menus combine a lasting board with easy-to-change inserts. Can restaurant tableware match our interiors?Yes. Share photos of your space and our design team proposes woods, stains, laminates and finishes that complement it, from rustic cafe warmth to a dark speakeasy mood. Do you make tableware for a single outlet?Yes. Orders are sized to your outlet and quantities and pricing are confirmed on WhatsApp within a day. How do I get a quote for restaurant tableware like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want restaurant tableware like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Restaurant Merchandise: 106 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/merchandise/ 106 photos of restaurant and cafe merchandise by RestroCart: name badges, lapel pins, tote bags, printed mugs, enamelware, glassware and gifting kits. Home › Our Work › Merchandise Our Work · Merchandise · 106 pieces Restaurant and cafe merchandise we have made Restaurants and cafes commonly order staff name badges and lapel pins, canvas tote bags, printed mugs, enamelware, branded glassware, keychains, magnets and festive gifting kits. RestroCart designs and produces all of these in New Delhi for F&B brands across India. The 106 photos below are real merchandise orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What merchandise can a restaurant or cafe get custom made? Merchandise turns a good meal into a lasting relationship. Badges build rapport at the table, totes walk your logo around the city and a mug keeps your brand on someone's desk long after dessert. Done well it is also a second revenue line and a launch or festive gifting tool. Filter above for badges, drinkware, tote bags or gifting kits, then shortlist what you like. Products | Name badges, round badges, lapel and tie pins, tote bags, printed mugs, enamelware, glassware, beer mugs, bottles, keychains, magnets, patches, notebooks, cushion covers | Uses | Staff identity, retail at the counter, launch kits, festive gifting, event giveaways | Order size | Badges from staff-sized batches; mugs, enamelware and totes have material-dependent minimums | Brands we have made restaurant merchandise for - Echoes - Lord Elgin - Blue Bean Cafe - Chai Le Lo - Hamoni Cafe - Pop Thai - Satay - Starland Banquets - AJA - All Things Yummy - Alma Bakery - American Connection - American Pizzeria - Black Bear Brew - Boraan Thai - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Bean & Basil - Cafe Tornado - Dicha - Drunk House - Elgin Cafe - IconiqLab - Keventers - Rankson Browse by product - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 58 - Custom printed mugs, enamelware and glassware 31 - Custom canvas tote bags for cafes and restaurants 6 - Custom merchandise and gifting kits 21 Guides from our team - Restaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) - Staff Name Badges: The Cheapest Hospitality Upgrade There Is - Custom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How - Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants Get a quote for restaurant merchandise →   See the merchandise catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom restaurant merchandise Why should a restaurant sell or gift merchandise?It builds loyalty and word of mouth, works as an event or festive giveaway and can become a supplemental revenue stream. A diner carrying your tote chose to keep your brand with them. What merchandise works best for a cafe?Cafes and lounges do well with tees, caps, badges, coasters and mugs; fine-dine with branded glassware and premium gifting; QSR and delivery brands with caps, badges, magnets and keychains; breweries with beer mugs. How do I get a quote for restaurant merchandise like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want restaurant merchandise like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Restaurant Packaging: 40 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/packaging/ 40 photos of branded restaurant packaging by RestroCart: delivery bags, paper sleeves, cake boxes, stickers, seals and danglers for restaurants and cloud kitchens. Home › Our Work › Packaging Our Work · Packaging · 40 pieces Branded restaurant packaging we have made RestroCart produces branded packaging for restaurants and cloud kitchens in New Delhi: insulated delivery bags, printed paper sleeves and carry bags, cake and dessert boxes, butter paper, tamper-evident seals, stickers and danglers, all matched to the artwork on your uniforms and menus. The 40 photos below are real packaging orders. Category All workUniforms 1753Tableware 255Merchandise 106Packaging 40Signage 12Stationery 16Clients Search 40 pieces Printed booksCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded packagingAncient Barbeque Add to enquiry Branded packagingAuthentic Belgian Waffles Add to enquiry Delivery bagsBarbeque Greens Add to enquiry Stickers & danglersBengal Bay Add to enquiry Branded packagingBlue Tokai Coffee Roasters Add to enquiry Branded packagingBurgflix Add to enquiry Branded packagingBurgflix Add to enquiry Thank-you & feedback cardsBurgflix Add to enquiry Thank-you & feedback cardsBurgflix Add to enquiry Delivery bagsBurgflix Add to enquiry Delivery bagsBurgflix Add to enquiry Branded packagingCafetorium Add to enquiry Branded packagingCafetorium Add to enquiry Branded packagingChaat Art Add to enquiry Stickers & danglersChaat Art Add to enquiry Stickers & danglersChaat Art Add to enquiry Branded packagingChinar Add to enquiry Branded packagingChinar Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCirca Kitchen Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCrusty Culture Add to enquiry Branded packagingEchoes Add to enquiry Branded packagingEchoes Add to enquiry Branded packagingEchoes Add to enquiry Branded packagingFork n Knives Add to enquiry Branded packagingFork n Knives Add to enquiry Branded packagingHouse of Wok Add to enquiry Delivery bagsSoho Bistro Add to enquiry Delivery bagsSoho Pizzeria Add to enquiry Branded packagingThe Bowl Factory Add to enquiry Printed disposable cupsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded packagingCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded packagingCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Stickers & danglersCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Stickers & danglersCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Paper carry bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Paper carry bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Where can a restaurant or cloud kitchen get branded packaging made? Delivery is the new dining room. The bag, the sleeve and the sticker are the only parts of your brand a delivery customer touches, so they should look as deliberate as your dine-in table. Because we also make your uniforms and tableware, one set of logo files and brand colours drives everything. Products | Insulated delivery bags, paper sleeves and carry bags, cake and dessert boxes, butter paper, seals, stickers, danglers | Order size | Sleeves, stickers and seals run economically at modest quantities; stitched delivery bags need larger runs | Brands we have made restaurant packaging for - Burgflix - Chaat Art - Echoes - Cafetorium - Chinar - Fork n Knives - Ancient Barbeque - Authentic Belgian Waffles - Barbeque Greens - Bengal Bay - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Circa Kitchen - Crusty Culture - House of Wok - Soho Bistro - Soho Pizzeria - The Bowl Factory Guides from our team - Branded Delivery Packaging: Turning a Paper Bag Into a Brand Experience - Cloud Kitchen and Delivery Rider Uniforms: Branding the Part of Your Business Guests Never See - Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs Get a quote for restaurant packaging →   See the packaging catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom restaurant packaging Can you print branded delivery packaging in small runs?Yes. Paper sleeves, stickers, seals and thank-you cards run economically at modest quantities, which suits cloud kitchens and single outlets. Insulated delivery bags have a higher minimum because they are stitched to order. Can packaging match our uniforms and menus?Yes. We keep your logo files, brand colours and typefaces on record, so an apron crest, a menu board and a delivery sticker all match. How do I get a quote for restaurant packaging like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want restaurant packaging like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Restaurant Signage & Display Boards | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/signage/ 12 photos of restaurant signage by RestroCart: display boards, wayfinding signs, standees and menu boards in MDF, acrylic and sunboard. Made in New Delhi. Home › Our Work › Signage Our Work · Signage · 12 pieces Restaurant signage and display boards we have made RestroCart makes dine-in display boards, wayfinding and parking signs, menu display boards and standees in MDF, acrylic, sunboard, flex and metal, designed to match your uniforms and tableware and delivered across India. The 12 photos below are real signage orders. 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Signage is the first brand touchpoint a guest meets and the one they read from furthest away. We advise on material for indoor or outdoor use and on sizing for the viewing distance in your space. Materials | MDF, acrylic, sunboard, vinyl on flex, metal for premium plaques | Products | Display boards, wayfinding signs, standees, menu display boards | Brands we have made restaurant signage for - Echoes - Indian Catering Company - Echoes Parking Guides from our team - Restaurant Signage: The Brand Touchpoints Everyone Forgets to Design - QR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Get a quote for restaurant signage →   See the signage catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom restaurant signage What materials are used for restaurant signage?MDF, acrylic, sunboard, vinyl on flex and metal for premium plaques. Choice depends on indoor or outdoor use, budget and the look of your interiors. How do I get a quote for restaurant signage like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want restaurant signage like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Restaurant Stationery & Print: 16 Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/stationery/ 16 photos of restaurant print by RestroCart: thank-you and feedback cards, stickers, visiting cards, letterheads, labels and calendars for F&B brands. Home › Our Work › Stationery Our Work · Stationery · 16 pieces Restaurant stationery and print we have made Restaurants most often order thank-you and feedback cards for delivery bags, stickers, visiting cards, letterheads, wash-care and fabric labels, calendars and captain stationery. RestroCart prints all of these in New Delhi on stock you can see before approving. The 16 photos below are real print orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What printed stationery do restaurants usually order? Print is still the cheapest brand real estate you own. A thank-you card in a delivery bag or a well-designed sticker costs very little and is seen by every customer. Products | Thank-you and feedback cards, stickers, visiting cards, letterheads, wash-care and fabric labels, calendars | Order size | Economical at modest quantities | Brands we have made restaurant stationery for - Sepoy - 48 Plates - Bengal Bay - Echoes - Bar & Beans - Burgflix - Too Indian by Imly Guides from our team - Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs - Branded Delivery Packaging: Turning a Paper Bag Into a Brand Experience Get a quote for restaurant stationery →   See the stationery catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom restaurant stationery Do you supply wash-care and fabric labels for uniforms?Yes. Woven and printed fabric labels, size tabs and wash-care cards are a standard add-on to uniform orders. How do I get a quote for restaurant stationery like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want restaurant stationery like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Chef Coats & Kitchen Uniforms: 374 Designs | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/chef-coats/ 374 custom chef coats, denim chef jackets and kitchen uniforms made by RestroCart for restaurants in India. Your fabric, colour and logo. Shortlist and quote. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Where can I get custom chef coats made for my restaurant in India? A well-designed chef coat presents the brand as professionally as the plate. For hot, closed kitchens we steer clients to breathable cotton-rich twills; for open kitchens where the chef is part of the show, denim and black jackets photograph better and hide the day. Classic whites still suit fine-dine. Coats are usually ordered with matching chef caps or skull caps and a kitchen apron, so the whole brigade reads as one team. Styles | Classic double-breasted, mandarin and notch collars, short and full sleeve, denim and black chef jackets, commis and sous coats | Fabrics | Breathable cotton and poly-cotton twills, denim | Customization | Fabric weight, colour, contrast piping, button style, pocket layout, name and logo embroidery | Pairs with | Chef caps and skull caps, chef trousers, kitchen aprons | Timeline | Most orders ship 2 to 4 weeks after sampling | Brands we have made chef coats for - Cocopots - Sticky Rice - The Coffee Shop - Xero Degrees - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Avatar - House of Wok Prive - Ikura - Artisan Lab - Bake N Roast - Bistro Mitra - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Dori - Delilah - Diggin - Echoes - Eden - Food Baxa - Game of Momos - Kavaali - Krisa Hospitality - Matamaal - Mensho Tokyo - Pukhtaan Browse by style - Custom chef caps: bandana, skull, beret and mushroom styles 44 - Custom denim chef coats for open kitchens and cafes 9 Guides from our team - Chef Coat Fabrics Explained: What Actually Works in an Indian Kitchen - Chef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item, Surprising Impact - Kitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: What Indian Restaurants Must Provide Their Food Handlers - Denim in Restaurant Uniforms: Why It Keeps Winning Get a quote for chef coats →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom chef coats What is the best fabric for a chef coat in Indian kitchens?Breathable cotton-rich twills are the usual choice for hot kitchens because they wick heat and survive frequent washing. Poly-cotton blends hold shape and dry faster; denim suits open kitchens where the look matters. We send physical swatches before you commit. Can you embroider the chef's name and restaurant logo on the coat?Yes. Logo crests and individual names are embroidered, usually on the chest, with sleeve or collar placements available. Do you make black or denim chef coats?Yes. Black and denim chef jackets are popular for open kitchens, pizzerias and cafes where the chef is visible to guests. How do I get a quote for chef coats like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want chef coats like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Where can I get custom branded aprons made for my cafe or restaurant? An apron is the hardest-working piece in a uniform. It takes the spills, flour and espresso splashes and still sits front and centre in every customer photo. Canvas is our workhorse, tough and structured and great for embroidery. Denim gives a premium, hand-worn look. Leatherette suits bars. Waterproof fabrics suit dishwash and prep. Darker and warmer tones hide daily stains far better than pale ones, so most cafe clients choose navy, charcoal, olive, tan or denim. Styles | Cross-back, full-length bib, half and waist aprons, bartender and barista aprons | Fabrics | Cotton canvas, washed denim, leather and leatherette, waterproof fabrics, cotton drill | Hardware | Leatherette straps and belts, brass eyelets, adjustable neck straps, towel loops | Branding | Embroidered crests, screen print, leather and metal patches | Order size | From small cafe teams upward | Brands we have made aprons for - Elgin Cafe - Ishka Cafe - Cremeborne - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Jimmy's Cocktails - Lord Elgin - Public Affair - Bayleaf - Beanlore - Bhawan - Boa Village - Burger Farm - Coffee Bond - Crudo Juicery - Dashi Sushi Bar - El Bueno - Food & Sake - Pings - Quick Brown Fox - Raw Cream - Sticky Rice - Tobiko - BHK Browse by style - Custom canvas aprons with leatherette straps and embroidered logos 68 - Custom denim aprons for cafes, bars and open kitchens 49 - Custom leather, leatherette and waterproof aprons 15 Guides from our team - The Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Aprons - Canvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which One Belongs in Your Restaurant? - Waterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Your Wettest Station - Embroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Uniforms: Which Branding Method to Choose Get a quote for aprons →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom aprons Which apron fabric is best: canvas, denim or leather?Canvas is the most versatile and durable and takes embroidery well. 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Styles | Baseball caps, newsboy caps, chef skull caps, beanies, bucket hats | Branding | Embroidery, print, patches | Brands we have made caps and headwear for - CakeCity Patisserie - Counter Culture Coffee - In It Cafe - 501 Kitchen - Bakers Square - Bayleaf - BrownYumm - Cafe Bella Italia - Cafe Lakeside - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Doner & Gyros - Grab & Go - Hogg You - Melt Ice Cream Parlour - Mr Beans - Peggy Ice Creams - Qalaa - Saltaro Coffee Roasters - The Bowl Factory - The Food Stories - The Hub - iOrganic Guides from our team - Chef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item, Surprising Impact - Kitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: What Indian Restaurants Must Provide Their Food Handlers Get a quote for caps and headwear →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom caps and headwear Do kitchen staff need to wear caps?Hair coverage is a standard kitchen hygiene practice under FSSAI guidance. Chef skull caps and embroidered caps meet the need while staying on-brand. How do I get a quote for caps and headwear like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want caps and headwear like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Restaurant Winterwear & Hoodies: 147 Designs | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/winterwear/ 147 custom hoodies, sweatshirts, zippers, cardigans and jackets made by RestroCart for restaurant and cafe teams in India, in your brand colours. Home › Our Work › Uniforms › Winterwear Our Work · Winterwear · 147 pieces Custom winterwear for restaurant teams Restaurant teams in north India typically switch to branded hoodies, sweatshirts, hooded zippers, cardigans or fleece for winter, with windcheaters and raincoats for delivery riders. RestroCart makes these in brand colours in New Delhi; 147 winterwear pieces from real orders are shown below. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What winter uniforms do restaurant staff wear in north India? Winterwear keeps your team warm through early-morning prep and late-night service without losing the brand. Order it with enough lead time before the cold sets in, as winter is our busiest season for it. Styles | Hoodies, sweatshirts, zippers and hooded zippers, sweaters and cardigans, windcheaters, rider raincoats | Fabrics | Fleece, French terry, knit, poly-fill | Branding | Embroidery, screen print, DTF | Brands we have made winterwear for - Bon Chic - Gulati - Hamoni Cafe - AJA - Alma Bakery - Ambersar - Blackjack - Defence Bakery - Dirty Good - Grain - Mensho Tokyo - The Cake Company - Xero Degrees - iOrganic - 48 Plates - Alma at Defence Bakery - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Bean & Basil - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Tornado - Circa Kitchen - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Dicha Browse by style - Custom staff hoodies, sweatshirts and hooded zippers 64 - Custom knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff 32 - Custom zipper jackets, windcheaters and raincoats for staff 51 Guides from our team - Restaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, Cardigans and Rider Raincoats - Warm Team, Warmer Welcomes: Custom Winterwear for Restaurant Crews - Cloud Kitchen and Delivery Rider Uniforms: Branding the Part of Your Business Guests Never See Get a quote for winterwear →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom winterwear When should I order winter uniforms?Ideally a couple of months before winter, so there is time for sampling and production before the first cold weeks. 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Home › Our Work › Tableware › Menus Our Work · Menus · 109 pieces Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette RestroCart handcrafts restaurant menus in New Delhi: rustic wooden clipboards, engraved and printed MDF boards, stitched leatherette folders, paper broadsheets and sunboard menus, with clip-style or screw-post inserts so specials are easy to swap. Menus ship across India. 109 menus from real orders are shown below. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Where can I get custom wooden or leatherette menus made for my restaurant? The menu is the one brand object every guest holds. Wood is the most durable and photogenic; MDF takes crisp full-colour print at a friendlier price; leatherette feels premium and keeps inserts clean; paper suits menus that change often. Clip and screw-post formats let the board stay while the insert changes with the kitchen. Materials | Solid wood, MDF, leatherette, paper, sunboard | Formats | Clipboards, screw-post folders, double-sided boards, broadsheets, QR menus | Branding | Laser engraving, direct print, foil blocking, debossing | Brands we have made restaurant menus for - Echoes - Dicha - Sexy Soda - The Sunday House - 48 Plates - Amaltas - Cafe Uncover - Counter Culture Coffee - Dirty Apron - Fatty Bao - Gin Mill - Grab & Go - House of Wok - House of Wok Prive - Kavaali - L'Papillae - Manny's Waffles - Mashup - NAO - Pour & Palate - Red Hot - Sanwara - Tapri - The Brewmaster Browse by style - Custom MDF, wooden and sunboard menu boards 47 - Custom leatherette menu covers and folders 17 Guides from our team - MDF, Wood, Leatherette or Paper: Choosing the Right Menu Material - Wooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice - Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels - QR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Get a quote for restaurant menus →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom restaurant menus MDF or wooden menus: which should I choose?Solid wood lasts longest and looks warmer; MDF gives sharper printed graphics at a lower cost and still survives daily handling. Many cafes use an MDF or wooden board with a paper insert. Can menus include a QR code?Yes. QR codes can be engraved or printed on menus, bill folders and table stands. How do I get a quote for restaurant menus like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want restaurant menus like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Cork & MDF Restaurant Coasters: 45 Designs | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/coasters/ 45 custom coasters made by RestroCart for cafes, bars and restaurants: printed cork, MDF, leatherette and paper, round, square or die-cut to your logo. Home › Our Work › Tableware › Coasters Our Work · Coasters · 45 pieces Custom coasters for cafes, bars and restaurants Printed cork coasters bring warmth and handle condensation well; MDF coasters take crisp full-colour graphics; leatherette suits premium bars; SBS paper coasters suit high-turnover service. RestroCart makes all four in New Delhi, round, square, hexagonal or die-cut to your logo. 45 coasters from real orders are shown below. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What are the best custom coasters for a restaurant or bar? A coaster sits under every drink and ends up in a surprising number of photos. It is one of the cheapest ways to repeat your brand at every seat, and a popular take-home. Materials | Cork, MDF, leatherette, SBS paper | Shapes | Round, square, hexagonal, die-cut to logo | Finishes | Full-colour print, engraving, gold foil | Brands we have made coasters for - Black Bear Brew - Chiagos - Konkan - 48 Plates - Bratty's - Grab & Go - Pour & Palate - The Sunday House - The Turkey Project Browse by style - Cork, MDF and leatherette coasters side by side 26 Guides from our team - Cork, MDF, Leatherette or Paper: Which Coaster Belongs on Your Table? - Transform Tables into Statements: Cork Coasters and MDF Serving Trays Get a quote for coasters →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom coasters Cork or MDF coasters?Cork absorbs condensation and feels warm and natural; MDF gives sharper printed artwork and a more solid feel. Our cork vs MDF guide compares them in detail. How do I get a quote for coasters like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want coasters like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Table Napkins, Mats & Runners: 46 Designs | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/table-linen/ 46 custom table napkins, placemats, runners and cutlery wraps made by RestroCart for restaurants in India, embroidered or printed with your logo. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Where can a restaurant get branded table napkins and placemats made? Linen quietly repeats your logo at every seat. For commercial laundering we recommend embroidery or high-temperature-safe prints so branding lasts. Products | Table napkins, placemats, runners, cutlery wraps, tea towels | Fabrics | Cotton, linen-blend, denim, easy-wash poly, leatherette mats | Branding | Embroidery, laundry-safe prints | Brands we have made table napkins and linen for - Dirty Apron - Like Italy - Tapri - Berco's - Bon Chic - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Pappadh - The Grain Room - VU Penthouse - Xero Degrees Browse by style - Custom embroidered table napkins for restaurants 32 Guides from our team - Table Napkins: Fabric, Size, Branding and Surviving the Laundry - Table Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? - Woven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room Get a quote for table napkins and linen →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom table napkins and linen Will logo printing on napkins survive restaurant laundry?Embroidery and high-temperature-safe prints are built for commercial laundering; we recommend one of these for napkins. How do I get a quote for table napkins and linen like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want table napkins and linen like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Bill Holders, Caddies & Tent Cards: 45 Designs | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/table-accessories/ 45 custom table accessories by RestroCart: wooden, MDF and leatherette bill holders, cutlery caddies, tent cards, QR stands, order pads and trays. Home › Our Work › Tableware › Accessories Our Work · Accessories · 45 pieces Custom bill holders, caddies, tent cards and trays Restaurants commonly customize bill holders and folders (wooden, MDF, leatherette or paper, often with a scan-to-pay QR panel), cutlery caddies and condiment holders, tent cards and QR table stands, captain order pads and serving trays. RestroCart makes them in New Delhi as one matching family; 45 are shown below. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What table accessories can a restaurant get customized? These are the supporting cast that keep service smooth and on-brand. Designed together with your menus and coasters, they make the whole table feel art-directed. Products | Bill holders and folders, cutlery caddies, tent cards, QR and table stands, order pads, trays and platters, cue cards | Materials | Wood, MDF, leatherette, paper, acrylic | Brands we have made table accessories for - Azura - Delilah - Echoes - House of Wok Prive - Laziza Diner Browse by style - Custom tent cards, QR stands and table stands 17 - Custom bill holders and bill folders 16 Guides from our team - Bill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table - The Bill, Beautifully: MDF Bill Holders That End the Meal on Brand - QR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More - Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels Get a quote for table accessories →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom table accessories Can bill folders include a payment QR code?Yes. Scan-to-pay QR panels can be printed or engraved on bill folders and table stands, and reprinted when your link changes. How do I get a quote for table accessories like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want table accessories like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Staff Name Badges & Lapel Pins: 58 Designs | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/name-badges/ 58 custom staff name badges, round badges, lapel pins and tie pins made by RestroCart for restaurants, cafes and hotels in India. Home › Our Work › Merchandise › Badges Our Work · Badges · 58 pieces Custom staff name badges and lapel pins Restaurants use acrylic, metal laser-cut, PVC and reusable slot-in name badges with magnetic or pin backs, plus shaped lapel pins and tie pins for managers. Reusable slot badges outlive staff changes. RestroCart makes all of these in New Delhi; 58 from real orders are shown below. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What types of staff name badges do restaurants use? A name badge builds rapport at the table and finishes a uniform. Magnetic backs avoid pin holes in good shirts; slot-in badges let you reuse the badge when staff change. Types | Acrylic, metal laser-cut, round PVC, reusable slot badges, lapel and tie pins | Backs | Magnetic or pin | Names | Engraved, printed or slot-in | Brands we have made name badges and pins for - Lord Elgin - Blue Bean Cafe - Chai Le Lo - Hamoni Cafe - Satay - Starland Banquets - AJA - Alma Bakery - American Connection - American Pizzeria - Boraan Thai - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Bean & Basil - Dicha - Echoes - Elgin Cafe - Raw Cream - Secret Salver - Taste Haven - The Brewmaster - The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf - The Sunday House Guides from our team - Staff Name Badges: The Cheapest Hospitality Upgrade There Is - Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants Get a quote for name badges and pins →   See the merchandise catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom name badges and pins Magnetic or pin-back name badges?Magnetic backs do not damage fabric and are quick to move between uniforms; pin backs are cheaper and very secure. How do I get a quote for name badges and pins like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want name badges and pins like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Mugs, Enamelware & Glassware: 31 Designs | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/mugs-glassware/ 31 custom printed mugs, enamel mugs, beer mugs and branded glassware made by RestroCart for cafes, bars and restaurants in India. Home › Our Work › Merchandise › Drinkware Our Work · Drinkware · 31 pieces Custom printed mugs, enamelware and glassware RestroCart produces printed ceramic mugs, enamel mugs, beer mugs, shot glasses, bottles and branded glassware for cafes, bars and restaurants, for retail at the counter, event giveaways or gifting to regulars. 31 drinkware pieces from real orders are shown below. Category All workUniforms 1753Tableware 255Merchandise 106Packaging 40Signage 12Stationery 16Clients ProductAll merchandiseBadges 58Drinkware 31Tote bags 6Gifting 21 Search 31 pieces Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded glasswareBatli 29 Add to enquiry EnamelwareBlack Bear Brew Add to enquiry Printed mugsBlack Bear Brew Add to enquiry Branded glasswareBurma Burma Add to enquiry Branded bottlesEchoes Add to enquiry EnamelwareEchoes Add to enquiry Printed mugsEchoes Add to enquiry Printed mugsEchoes Add to enquiry Branded bottlesKeventers Add to enquiry Printed mugsPop Thai Add to enquiry Printed mugsSelfie Swag Cafe Add to enquiry EnamelwareSepoy Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded bottlesCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded bottlesCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded glasswareCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded glasswareCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded glasswareCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Branded glasswareCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry EnamelwareCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Printed mugsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Where can a cafe get custom printed mugs or branded glassware? Drinkware is merchandise guests actually use every day, which makes it one of the most effective take-home brand pieces. Products | Printed mugs, enamelware, beer mugs, shot glasses, bottles, branded glassware | Uses | Counter retail, service, gifting, events | Brands we have made mugs and glassware for - Echoes - Black Bear Brew - Batli 29 - Burma Burma - Keventers - Pop Thai - Selfie Swag Cafe - Sepoy Browse by style - Custom printed mugs, enamel mugs, bottles and glassware 31 Guides from our team - Custom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How - Restaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) Get a quote for mugs and glassware →   See the merchandise catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom mugs and glassware What is the minimum order for printed mugs?Minimums depend on the material and print method. Send your quantity on WhatsApp and we confirm the same day. How do I get a quote for mugs and glassware like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want mugs and glassware like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Canvas Tote Bags for Restaurants & Cafes | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/tote-bags/ 6 custom printed canvas tote bags made by RestroCart for cafes, bakeries and restaurants, for merchandise, festive gifting and takeaway. Home › Our Work › Merchandise › Tote bags Our Work · Tote bags · 6 pieces Custom canvas tote bags for cafes and restaurants Yes. A printed canvas tote walks your logo around the city, works for takeaway and festive gifting, and is one of the most-kept merchandise items. RestroCart prints custom totes for cafes, bakeries and restaurants in New Delhi; 6 are shown below. Category All workUniforms 1753Tableware 255Merchandise 106Packaging 40Signage 12Stationery 16Clients ProductAll merchandiseBadges 58Drinkware 31Tote bags 6Gifting 21 Search 6 pieces Canvas tote bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Tote bagsAll Things Yummy Add to enquiry Tote bagsEchoes Add to enquiry Tote bagsThe Dhobi Laundry Add to enquiry Tote bagsThe Lodhi Add to enquiry Tote bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Are custom tote bags good merchandise for a cafe or bakery? Totes are a favourite for launches and Diwali gifting to loyal diners, and pair well with keychains, magnets and notebooks in a gifting kit. Material | Canvas | Branding | Screen print, embroidery, patches | Brands we have made tote bags for - All Things Yummy - Echoes - The Dhobi Laundry - The Lodhi Guides from our team - Restaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) Get a quote for tote bags →   See the merchandise catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom tote bags Can totes be part of a festive gifting kit?Yes. Totes are often combined with mugs, keychains, magnets and notebooks for festive and launch gifting. How do I get a quote for tote bags like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want tote bags like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Restaurant Gifting & Merchandise Kits | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/gifting/ 21 custom merchandise and gifting pieces by RestroCart: keychains, magnets, patches, notebooks and launch kits for restaurants and cafes in India. Home › Our Work › Merchandise › Gifting Our Work · Gifting · 21 pieces Custom merchandise and gifting kits Restaurant gifting and launch kits usually combine a few useful branded pieces: keychains, fridge magnets, embroidered or leather patches, notebooks, mugs and a tote. RestroCart designs and produces these kits in New Delhi for launches, anniversaries and festive gifting. 21 pieces from real orders are shown below. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What should go in a restaurant gifting or launch kit? Small products with outsized brand recall. Share your event date and budget per kit and we suggest a mix that fits. Products | Keychains, magnets, patches, notebooks and diaries, cushion covers, mixed kits | Occasions | Launches, anniversaries, Diwali and festive gifting, events | Brands we have made merchandise and gifting kits for - Cafe Tornado - Drunk House - Echoes - IconiqLab - Pop Thai - Rankson - Sepoy Guides from our team - Restaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) - Why Ordering Uniforms, Tableware and Packaging Together Costs You Less Get a quote for merchandise and gifting kits →   See the merchandise catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom merchandise and gifting kits How early should I order festive gifting?Share your date as early as you can; we plan design, sampling and production backwards from it. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Is canvas a good apron fabric for a cafe or restaurant team? Canvas is our workhorse apron fabric. It is tough and structured, so pockets stay square and an embroidered crest sits flat on the bib for years. The full-length bib with a leatherette belt and straps is the style clients order most often: the leatherette trim lifts a plain canvas apron into something that looks designed, and it wipes clean. Half and waist aprons suit servers who want a lighter look and just need somewhere for an order pad and pen. Colour matters more than people expect. Golden brown, tan, black, grey and olive hide coffee, flour and sauce between washes far better than pale shades. Brands we have made canvas aprons for include Lord Elgin, Beanlore, Cocktail & Dreams, Dear Donna, Grab & Go, Housewood Villas, Manny's Waffles, Melt House. Shortlist the aprons you like below and send them on WhatsApp for fabric and colour options. Styles | Full-length bib with leatherette belt, full bib, cross-back, half and waist aprons | Fabric | Cotton canvas in structured, hard-wearing weights | Colours | Golden brown, tan, black, grey, olive, navy or your brand shade | Hardware | Leatherette straps and belts, brass eyelets, adjustable neck straps, towel loops | Branding | Embroidered crests, screen print, leather and metal patches | Timeline | Most orders ship 2 to 4 weeks after sampling | Brands we have made canvas aprons for - Lord Elgin - Beanlore - Cocktail & Dreams - Dear Donna - Grab & Go - Housewood Villas - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Peggy Ice Creams More styles - Custom denim aprons for cafes, bars and open kitchens 49 - Custom leather, leatherette and waterproof aprons 15 - All aprons 365 Guides from our team - Canvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which One Belongs in Your Restaurant? - The Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Aprons - Barista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs - Embroidery vs Printing on Restaurant Uniforms: Which Branding Method to Choose - How to Make Restaurant Uniforms Last Twice as Long Get a quote for canvas aprons →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom canvas aprons Which canvas apron colour hides stains best?Darker and warmer tones such as golden brown, tan, charcoal, black and olive hide daily stains far better than cream or white. Most cafe clients pick one of these and add a contrast leatherette strap for character. Should staff wear a full-length or a half canvas apron?Full-length bibs suit baristas, bakers and counter staff, whose chest and front take the splashes. Half and waist aprons suit servers on the floor who need pockets for an order pad and pen but want a lighter look. Can canvas aprons have leatherette straps and a belt?Yes. A full-length canvas bib with a leatherette belt and straps is the most ordered style in this gallery. Leatherette looks premium, wipes clean and pairs well with brass eyelets and an embroidered logo. How do I get a quote for canvas aprons like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want canvas aprons like these for your brand? 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Why do cafes and bars choose denim aprons? Denim is the apron fabric that looks better with age. It suits brands with a relaxed, crafted feel and photographs warmly under cafe and bar lighting. Apron denim is heavier than shirt or chef coat denim, so it protects properly and keeps its shape, and a leatherette belt and straps finish it off. Denim aprons also pair naturally with denim chef coats and shirts when you want the whole team in one look. Indigo denim can bleed colour in its first few washes, so wash new aprons separately, cold and inside out. Brands we have made denim aprons for include Public Affair, Boa Village, Gola Sizzlers, Bar & Beans, Bayleaf, Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters, Cafe Lakeside, Depth N Green. Tick the pieces you like below and send the shortlist on WhatsApp. Styles | Full-length bib with leatherette belt, full bib, cross-back, half aprons | Fabric | Washed denim in indigo, mid-blue, light wash and black | Hardware | Leatherette straps and belts, brass eyelets, adjustable neck straps, towel loops | Branding | Embroidered crests, leather and metal patches | Pairs with | Denim chef coats, denim shirts, caps | Timeline | Most orders ship 2 to 4 weeks after sampling | Brands we have made denim aprons for - Public Affair - Boa Village - Gola Sizzlers - Bar & Beans - Bayleaf - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Cafe Lakeside - Depth N Green - Dirty Good - Jimmy's Cocktails More styles - Custom canvas aprons with leatherette straps and embroidered logos 68 - Custom leather, leatherette and waterproof aprons 15 - All aprons 365 Guides from our team - Canvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which One Belongs in Your Restaurant? - Denim in Restaurant Uniforms: Why It Keeps Winning - Barista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs - Bartender Uniforms: Dressing the Bar Team for Light, Camera and a Long Shift - The Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Aprons Get a quote for denim aprons →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom denim aprons Will denim aprons bleed colour in the wash?Indigo denim can release dye in its first few washes. Wash new aprons separately, cold and inside out, and avoid bleach. Black denim holds colour more evenly if you need a team to stay identical. Denim or canvas apron: which is better?Canvas is more structured and takes embroidery most cleanly. Denim gives a premium, lived-in look, hides stains and softens with washing. Cafes and bars that want character usually choose denim; bakeries and busy kitchens often choose canvas. Are denim aprons good for bartenders?Yes. Denim is lighter than leather, washable and relaxed, which suits pubs, brewpubs and casual bars. Cocktail bars that want a darker, more polished look often choose leather or leatherette instead. How do I get a quote for denim aprons like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work When should a restaurant choose a leather or a waterproof apron? These are two very different aprons that share one job: they wipe clean instead of going into the wash. Leather and leatherette aprons in tan and coffee brown are front-of-house pieces, made for cocktail bars, coffee bars and barbecue counters where the apron is part of the look. Waterproof aprons are back-of-house tools in PVC or PU-coated fabric, cut full length to below the knee so the trouser front stays dry at the sink. Many kitchens order a few waterproof aprons alongside their fabric aprons, colour-coded by station, because they protect every chef coat underneath. Brands we have made these aprons for include Elgin Cafe, Lord Elgin. Materials | Genuine leather, leatherette, PVC and PU-coated waterproof fabrics | Colours | Tan, coffee brown and black leather; station colours for waterproof aprons | Styles | Full-length bib, cross-back and half aprons; full-length waterproof aprons below the knee | Hardware | Brass eyelets, rivets, leather straps, adjustable neck and waist straps | Branding | Debossed or engraved logos, metal and leather patches, printed marks on waterproof aprons | Care | Wipe clean with a damp cloth and sanitiser between shifts | Brands we have made leather and waterproof aprons for - Elgin Cafe - Lord Elgin More styles - Custom canvas aprons with leatherette straps and embroidered logos 68 - Custom denim aprons for cafes, bars and open kitchens 49 - All aprons 365 Guides from our team - Waterproof Aprons: The Cheapest Fix for Your Wettest Station - Canvas vs Denim vs Leather Aprons: Which One Belongs in Your Restaurant? - Bartender Uniforms: Dressing the Bar Team for Light, Camera and a Long Shift - Four Teams, One Bar: Uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar - The Complete Guide to Restaurant & Cafe Aprons Get a quote for leather and waterproof aprons →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom leather and waterproof aprons Leather or leatherette for a bar apron?Genuine leather ages and darkens beautifully and suits premium cocktail bars. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Which chef cap style is best for a restaurant kitchen? A chef cap is the smallest piece of a kitchen uniform and the one inspectors look for first, since FSSAI guidance expects food handlers to keep hair covered. The best cap is the one your team actually keeps on at 10pm, so comfort decides the style. Bandana caps, tied at the back, are the most ordered style in this gallery and suit grill sections, bakers and younger teams. Flat skull caps are the everyday kitchen standard. Beret and mushroom caps give a more classic, deliberate look for pastry sections and open kitchens. We cut caps from the same fabric family and colours as your chef coats and add a small embroidered crest, so the brigade looks like one team. Brands we have made chef caps for include The Coffee Shop, Bistro Mitra, Delilah, Eden, Gola Sizzlers, Kavaali, Pings. For service-floor baseball and newsboy caps, see our caps gallery. Styles | Bandana caps, skull caps, beret-style caps, mushroom caps | Fabrics | Breathable cotton and poly-cotton, matched to your chef coats | Fit | Tie-back, elasticated or adjustable backs | Branding | Small embroidered crest, contrast piping or trims | Pairs with | Chef coats, kitchen aprons, waterproof aprons | Quantity | Two caps per person in production roles is a sensible rotation | Brands we have made chef caps for - The Coffee Shop - Bistro Mitra - Delilah - Eden - Gola Sizzlers - Kavaali - Pings More styles - Custom denim chef coats for open kitchens and cafes 9 - All chef coats 374 Guides from our team - Chef Caps and Service Headwear: Small Item, Surprising Impact - Kitchen Uniforms and FSSAI Hygiene Rules: What Indian Restaurants Must Provide Their Food Handlers - Kitchen Brigade Uniforms by Rank and Section: How to Colour-Code Executive Chef, Sous Chef, CDP, Commis and Stewarding Uniforms - Chef Coat Styles Explained: Double vs Single Breasted, Sleeves, Collars, Piping, Studs vs Buttons, and Which to Pick for Your Kitchen Get a quote for chef caps →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom chef caps Do chefs in India have to wear a cap?FSSAI food safety guidance expects food handlers to keep hair covered while handling food, and local inspections check for it. Chef caps, skull caps and bandanas all meet the need. What is the difference between a bandana cap and a skull cap?A skull cap is a fitted, flat cap that sits close to the head. A bandana cap ties at the back like a headscarf, adjusts to any head size and has a more relaxed look that suits grill and bakery teams. Can chef caps be colour-coded by rank or section?Yes. Many kitchens use one colour for chefs de partie and another for commis, or match caps to section colours, while keeping the same crest across the brigade. How do I get a quote for chef caps like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want chef caps like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What makes a good round-neck t-shirt uniform for a cafe? A round-neck tee is the most relaxed uniform you can give a team, which is exactly why younger cafe brands, bakeries and QSR counters like it. The details separate a uniform from a giveaway tee: a rib collar that does not stretch out, a fabric weight that still looks good after months of washing, and artwork placed so it reads over an apron, usually a small chest mark with the larger design on the back. Round necks work across the whole team, from kitchen to counter to delivery, in different colours of the same design. Brands we have made round-neck uniforms for include Rasayan. Styles | Regular fit, relaxed fit, oversized drop-shoulder, ladies and gents fits | Fabrics | Bio-washed combed cotton, cotton-rich blends, dry-fit | Collar | Firm rib collar that holds shape through washing | Branding | Small chest print or embroidery, large back print, sleeve prints, DTF and screen print | Pairs with | Bib and cross-back aprons, caps | Timeline | Most orders ship 2 to 4 weeks after sampling | Brands we have made round-neck t-shirt uniforms for - Rasayan More styles - Custom polo t-shirt uniforms for service and counter teams 146 - Custom dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirt uniforms 31 - All t-shirt uniforms 144 Guides from our team - Round-Neck T-Shirt Uniforms for Cafes, QSRs and Bakeries: GSM, Fabrics, Print Methods and What to Pair Them With - Oversized Drop-Shoulder Tees: The Uniform Staff Actually Want to Wear - Bakery and Patisserie Uniforms: Flour, Heat, Display Counters and Photographs - Cafe Uniform Ideas: Nine Looks That Work in Indian Coffee Shops - QSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders Get a quote for round-neck t-shirt uniforms →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom round-neck t-shirt uniforms Round-neck or polo for cafe staff?Round necks feel younger and more relaxed and suit counter-service cafes, bakeries and QSRs. Polos look a notch smarter and suit table service. Many brands use round necks in the kitchen and polos on the floor. Where should the logo go on a uniform tee?A small chest print or embroidery shows above an apron bib, and a larger back print does the brand work while staff face the counter or kitchen. Can round-neck tees be oversized?Yes. Oversized drop-shoulder tees in heavier cotton suit younger cafe brands. Our oversized tee guide covers fit and fabric weight. How do I get a quote for round-neck t-shirt uniforms like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want round-neck t-shirt uniforms like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Is dry-fit or cotton better for restaurant staff t-shirts? Dry-fit is the practical answer to an Indian summer in a busy kitchen or on a delivery run. It stays light when damp, dries overnight after a home wash and resists fading, so a team still matches months later. Full-sleeve tees, in cotton or dry-fit, cover the forearms at hot stations and work as a light layer when the weather turns. Poly-cotton sits between the two and is a safe all-round choice if one tee has to serve kitchen and floor. Brands we have made dry-fit and full-sleeve uniforms for include NOMAD Pizza, 7th Heaven, Gola Sizzlers, Greko Espresso Bar, House of Wok, Kings Kebab, iOrganic. Styles | Round neck and polo dry-fit tees, full-sleeve round necks, raglan sleeves | Fabrics | Dry-fit polyester, cotton, poly-cotton | Best for | Hot kitchens, pizzerias, QSR counters, outdoor seating, delivery riders | Branding | Sublimation, DTF and screen print; embroidery on cotton and poly-cotton | Timeline | Most orders ship 2 to 4 weeks after sampling | Brands we have made dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirts for - NOMAD Pizza - 7th Heaven - Gola Sizzlers - Greko Espresso Bar - House of Wok - Kings Kebab - iOrganic More styles - Custom polo t-shirt uniforms for service and counter teams 146 - Custom round-neck t-shirt uniforms for cafes and QSRs 46 - All t-shirt uniforms 144 Guides from our team - Dry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? 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Why choose full-sleeve t-shirts for a kitchen team?Full sleeves cover the forearms at hot stations and add warmth in winter mornings, while staying more relaxed than a chef coat. They suit pizzerias, grills and open kitchens with a casual brand. Can you embroider on dry-fit t-shirts?Printing methods such as sublimation and DTF suit dry-fit best. Small embroidery is possible, but it sits more naturally on cotton and poly-cotton. How do I get a quote for dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirts like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want dry-fit and full-sleeve t-shirts like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. 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Catering is the hardest uniform brief in hospitality. Team size changes every week, many staff are casual hires, the venue is new every time and there is no laundry room at the end of the night. We choose fabrics that shake out creases after travelling in a crate and colours that do not show water marks. At a wedding or large event, the waistcoat is what makes your team identifiable against the venue's staff. Colour-coding service, bar and supervisors while keeping one shirt block keeps the kit simple. Brands we have made catering uniforms for include Indian Catering Company, Asian Haus. Kit | Shirts, waistcoats, aprons, kurta sets, name badges | Fabrics | Poly-cotton and poly-viscose blends that resist creasing | Colour-coding | Service, bar, supervisors and captains in distinct shades on one design | Spares | Plan well above restaurant levels, as catering teams flex with event size | Timeline | Most orders ship 2 to 4 weeks after sampling | Brands we have made catering uniforms for - Indian Catering Company - Asian Haus Guides from our team - Banquet and Catering Uniforms: Dressing a Team That Works Somewhere New Every Week - Uniforms for Events, Pop-Ups, Food Festivals and Catering Gigs: How to Dress a Temporary Team Fast and Reuse the Kit - Waistcoats for Waiters, Bartenders and Managers: Collared vs V-Neck, 4, 5 or 6 Buttons, Fabric and Fit - Kurta Uniforms for Indian Restaurants: Traditional Without Looking Like a Costume - How to Size a Restaurant Uniform Order Without Getting It Wrong Get a quote for catering uniforms →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom catering uniforms What do banquet servers usually wear?A white or light shirt with dark trousers and a waistcoat is the long-standing banquet standard. Many caterers now use a branded coloured shirt with a waistcoat to stand apart from the venue's own staff. How many spare catering uniforms should we hold?At least 25 to 30 percent spares. Catering teams grow with event size, use casual staff and work away from a laundry, so garments are unavailable more often than in a restaurant. How do you make a large temporary team look uniform?Supply the two layers guests notice, the shirt and the waistcoat or apron, and set a written rule for the rest, such as black formal trousers and closed black shoes. How do I get a quote for catering uniforms like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want catering uniforms like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Are hoodies a good winter uniform for restaurant and cafe staff? A hoodie keeps the brand visible when a north Indian winter would otherwise have staff layering personal jackets over their uniform. Sweatshirts look a little neater for counter and floor teams; hooded zippers are the most flexible because staff can open them up next to the ovens. A chest embroidery plus a large back print is the combination most clients choose. Order a couple of months before the cold arrives, as winter is our busiest season for these. Hoodies also sell well as merchandise to regulars. Brands we have made hoodies and sweatshirts for include Bon Chic, Hamoni Cafe, Blackjack, Dirty Good, Mensho Tokyo, iOrganic, AJA, Cafe Bean & Basil. Styles | Pullover hoodies, crew-neck sweatshirts, hooded zippers | Fabrics | Fleece and French terry in cotton and cotton-poly blends | Branding | Chest embroidery, large back prints, sleeve prints, DTF and screen print | Best for | Cafes, QSRs, bakeries, kitchens, delivery teams, merchandise | Timeline | Order a couple of months before winter | Brands we have made hoodies and sweatshirts for - Bon Chic - Hamoni Cafe - Blackjack - Dirty Good - Mensho Tokyo - iOrganic - AJA - Cafe Bean & Basil - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Tornado - Coffee Bond - Dicha - Kasol - Manny's Waffles More styles - Custom knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff 32 - Custom zipper jackets, windcheaters and raincoats for staff 51 - All winterwear 147 Guides from our team - Warm Team, Warmer Welcomes: Custom Winterwear for Restaurant Crews - Restaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, Cardigans and Rider Raincoats - Zipper Jackets, Fleece and Windcheaters as Branded Staff Outerwear: Fabrics, Hoods and Embroidery vs Print - Winter in Amritsar: Hoodies, Napkins and Service Uniforms for Bon Chic - Dressing an International Ramen Brand in Delhi: Uniforms for Mensho Tokyo Get a quote for hoodies and sweatshirts →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom hoodies and sweatshirts Hoodie, sweatshirt or zipper: which is best for staff?Sweatshirts look neatest for counter and floor staff. Hoodies suit relaxed cafe and QSR brands. Hooded zippers are the most practical for kitchens, because staff can open them when it gets hot. Can staff hoodies double as merchandise?Yes. Many cafes order extra hoodies in the same design to sell at the counter or gift to regulars. When should we order winter hoodies?Ideally a couple of months before winter, leaving time for sampling and production before the first cold weeks. How do I get a quote for hoodies and sweatshirts like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want hoodies and sweatshirts like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Staff Sweaters & Cardigans: 32 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/sweaters-cardigans/ 32 custom knitted sweaters and cardigans made by RestroCart for restaurant, hotel and bakery staff: V-neck and button styles in brand colours, embroidered logos. Home › Our Work › Uniforms › Winterwear › Sweaters & cardigans Our Work · Sweaters & cardigans · 32 pieces Custom knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff For most restaurant and hotel staff in north India, a fine-gauge knitted V-neck sweater or button cardigan in anti-pill acrylic or an acrylic-wool blend is the best winter layer. It sits neatly over a uniform shirt with the collar showing, keeps the look formal and washes easily. RestroCart makes these in New Delhi in your brand colours with an embroidered logo. The 32 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What is the best winter sweater for restaurant and hotel staff? Knitwear is the winter layer for teams whose uniform is a shirt: fine-dine floors, hotel front desks, bakeries and heritage cafes. A V-neck shows the collar and a tie or badge; a button cardigan is easy to take off in a warm dining room. We knit in your brand colour, bottle green, navy, maroon or black being popular choices, and embroider a small crest on the chest. Anti-pill yarns keep sweaters looking new through a season of washing. Brands we have made sweaters and cardigans for include Grain, Gulati, Xero Degrees, Alma Bakery, Alma at Defence Bakery, Elgin Hall, Housewood Villas, Kakapo. Styles | V-neck sweaters, crew-neck sweaters, button cardigans, sleeveless sweaters | Yarns | Anti-pill acrylic, acrylic-wool blends, fine gauge | Colours | Your brand shade, with contrast tipping on cuffs and hem | Branding | Embroidered chest logo | Best for | Fine-dine floors, hotels, bakeries, front desks, managers | Brands we have made sweaters and cardigans for - Grain - Gulati - Xero Degrees - Alma Bakery - Alma at Defence Bakery - Elgin Hall - Housewood Villas - Kakapo - Tomatina - Townhall More styles - Custom staff hoodies, sweatshirts and hooded zippers 64 - Custom zipper jackets, windcheaters and raincoats for staff 51 - All winterwear 147 Guides from our team - Sweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos - Restaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, Cardigans and Rider Raincoats - Xero Degrees Uniforms: One Palette for Kitchen, Floor, Managers and Winter - Uniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team - Fine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear Get a quote for sweaters and cardigans →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom sweaters and cardigans Sweater or cardigan for service staff?A V-neck sweater looks sharpest over a shirt and tie. A button cardigan is easier to take off in a warm dining room and suits bakeries and cafes. Will knitted uniform sweaters pill?Anti-pill acrylic and acrylic-wool blends resist pilling far better than basic yarns. Washing inside out on a gentle cycle helps further. Can a logo be embroidered on a sweater?Yes. A small chest crest embroiders cleanly on fine-gauge knit and lasts through regular washing. How do I get a quote for sweaters and cardigans like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want sweaters and cardigans like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Staff Jackets & Windcheaters: 51 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/jackets-windcheaters/ 51 custom zipper jackets, fleece jackets, windcheaters and raincoats made by RestroCart for restaurant teams, valets and delivery riders, in your brand colours. Home › Our Work › Uniforms › Winterwear › Jackets & windcheaters Our Work · Jackets & windcheaters · 51 pieces Custom zipper jackets, windcheaters and raincoats for staff For most restaurant and cafe staff, a fleece-lined zipper jacket with a stand collar is the most useful branded jacket: warm, easy to open indoors and smart over a uniform. Riders, valets and outdoor staff need a windcheater or raincoat on top. RestroCart makes zipper jackets, windcheaters and raincoats in New Delhi in your colours. The 51 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What jacket should restaurant staff and delivery riders wear in winter and monsoon? Jackets cover the staff who spend part of the shift outside: valets, hosts at the door, outdoor seating teams and delivery riders. A fleece-lined zipper jacket handles cold mornings; a windcheater adds wind and light rain protection for bikes and parking lots; a raincoat gets riders through the monsoon without soaking the uniform underneath. Reflective details make sense on anything worn on the road. We embroider the chest logo and print large designs on the back, where they are visible on a bike or at the kerb. Brands we have made jackets and windcheaters for include Ambersar, Defence Bakery, The Cake Company, 48 Plates, AJA, Alma Bakery, Big Tree Cafe, Circa Kitchen. Styles | Zipper jackets, fleece jackets, windcheaters, fleece-lined windcheaters, rider raincoats | Fabrics | Cotton-poly fleece, poly-fill, water-resistant shell fabrics | Best for | Floor and counter teams in winter, valets, outdoor staff, delivery riders | Branding | Chest embroidery, large back prints, reflective details | Timeline | Order ahead of winter and monsoon | Brands we have made jackets and windcheaters for - Ambersar - Defence Bakery - The Cake Company - 48 Plates - AJA - Alma Bakery - Big Tree Cafe - Circa Kitchen - Counter Culture Coffee - Eden - Elgin Cafe - Enoki Kitchen - Food Overloaded - Grab & Go - Gulati - House of Wok - Indian Catering Company - Kavaali - Pizzeria Da Susy More styles - Custom staff hoodies, sweatshirts and hooded zippers 64 - Custom knitted sweaters and cardigans for restaurant and hotel staff 32 - All winterwear 147 Guides from our team - Zipper Jackets, Fleece and Windcheaters as Branded Staff Outerwear: Fabrics, Hoods and Embroidery vs Print - Monsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams - Valet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: Visibility, Weather, Jackets and Caps - Cloud Kitchen and Delivery Rider Uniforms: Branding the Part of Your Business Guests Never See - Restaurant Winterwear: Hoodies, Zippers, Cardigans and Rider Raincoats Get a quote for jackets and windcheaters →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom jackets and windcheaters What is the difference between a windcheater and a raincoat?A windcheater is a light shell that blocks wind and light rain. A raincoat is fully waterproof for monsoon riding. Delivery teams often need both across the year. Can jackets carry our logo on the back?Yes. A large back print is the most visible branding on riders and valets, paired with a small embroidered chest logo. When should we order monsoon rainwear?A couple of months before the rains, so sampling and production finish before the first heavy weeks. How do I get a quote for jackets and windcheaters like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want jackets and windcheaters like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Waistcoats for Waiters & Managers: 39 Designs | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/waistcoats/ 39 custom waistcoats made by RestroCart for waiters, bartenders and managers: V-neck, collared, Nehru and shawl-lapel styles in suiting, tailored in New Delhi. Home › Our Work › Uniforms › Manager › Waistcoats Our Work · Waistcoats · 39 pieces Custom waistcoats for service staff, bartenders and managers For most restaurant waiters, a single-breasted V-neck waistcoat with five buttons, in a poly-viscose suiting with a lined back and an adjustable back strap, is the safest choice: smart, easy to move in and machine washable. Collared and shawl-lapel styles suit managers and cocktail bars. RestroCart tailors waistcoats in New Delhi in your brand colours. The 39 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Which waistcoat style is best for restaurant waiters? A waistcoat is the quickest way to make a service team look formal without the heat of a full jacket. It layers over a shirt, hides creases, carries a name badge well and signals seniority when captains or managers wear a different colour or collar. V-neck styles suit most floors; Nehru-collar and angrakha styles suit Indian-cuisine restaurants; collared and shawl-lapel styles suit bars and fine-dine. The adjustable back strap lets one size fit more of the team, and a lined back keeps it comfortable. Brands we have made waistcoats for include Housewood Villas, Bistro Mitra, Caffe Tonino, Elgin Cafe, Hamoni Cafe, Saaki. Styles | V-neck, collared, shawl-lapel, Nehru-collar and angrakha waistcoats, single and double-breasted | Fabrics | Poly-viscose suiting, tweed, textured and khadi-look fabrics | Construction | Lined back, adjustable back strap, welt pockets, five or six buttons | Roles | Waiters, captains, bartenders, managers, banquet teams | Finishing | Name badges, lapel pins, embroidered crests | Brands we have made waistcoats for - Housewood Villas - Bistro Mitra - Caffe Tonino - Elgin Cafe - Hamoni Cafe - Saaki More styles - Custom blazers for restaurant and hotel managers 12 - All manager uniforms 80 Guides from our team - Waistcoats for Waiters, Bartenders and Managers: Collared vs V-Neck, 4, 5 or 6 Buttons, Fabric and Fit - Manager Uniforms: Waistcoats, Blazers and Nehru Jackets That Actually Get Worn - Fine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear - Bartender Uniforms: Dressing the Bar Team for Light, Camera and a Long Shift - Uniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team Get a quote for waistcoats →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom waistcoats How many buttons should a waiter's waistcoat have?Five buttons is the everyday standard. Six buttons look more formal and suit fine-dine and banquet service. Can managers and waiters wear different waistcoats?Yes. Many restaurants keep the same fabric family but give managers a different colour, a collar or a shawl lapel, so guests can find the manager quickly. Are uniform waistcoats machine washable?Poly-viscose suiting waistcoats are generally machine washable on a gentle cycle. Tweed and textured fabrics may need dry cleaning. How do I get a quote for waistcoats like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want waistcoats like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Restaurant Manager Blazers: 12 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/blazers/ 12 custom blazers made by RestroCart for restaurant and hotel managers, hosts and front-of-house leads: tailored in suiting, tweed and textured fabrics. Home › Our Work › Uniforms › Manager › Blazers Our Work · Blazers · 12 pieces Custom blazers for restaurant and hotel managers A blazer suits managers in fine-dine restaurants, hotels, banquets and upscale bars, where front-of-house leadership should look one level above the floor team. Choose a breathable suiting, tweed or textured fabric in the brand palette, finished with a lapel pin or name badge. RestroCart tailors manager blazers and half jackets in New Delhi. The 12 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Should a restaurant manager wear a blazer? The blazer is the most formal piece in a restaurant uniform and it does a clear job: guests can spot who is in charge. It should sit in the same palette as the service team, so the brand stays consistent, while the cut and fabric move it a level up. Tweed and textured fabrics give warmth and character for heritage and bar settings; plain suiting suits hotels and fine-dine. For hot months or busier floors, a half jacket or waistcoat keeps the same authority with less heat. A lapel pin or engraved name badge finishes the look. Styles | Single-breasted blazers, half jackets, Nehru jackets | Fabrics | Suiting, tweed, textured fabrics | Roles | Restaurant and hotel managers, hosts, sommeliers, front-of-house leads | Finishing | Lapel pins, name badges, pocket squares, embroidered crests | Pairs with | Manager shirts, waistcoats | More styles - Custom waistcoats for service staff, bartenders and managers 39 - All manager uniforms 80 Guides from our team - Manager Uniforms: Waistcoats, Blazers and Nehru Jackets That Actually Get Worn - Fine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear - Running a Multi-Outlet Hotel F&B Uniform Programme - Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants - Hostess Uniforms: The Fifteen Seconds That Set the Tone Get a quote for manager blazers →   See the uniforms catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom manager blazers Blazer or waistcoat for a restaurant manager?A blazer is the most formal and suits fine-dine, hotels and banquets. A waistcoat is cooler and easier to move in on a busy floor while still setting the manager apart. Can blazers match the rest of the uniform?Yes. We pick a fabric in the same palette as the service team and repeat the crest or trim colour, so the manager looks senior but clearly part of the brand. What finishing touches suit a manager blazer?A branded lapel pin or an engraved name badge is the most common finish, with a pocket square for formal service. How do I get a quote for manager blazers like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want manager blazers like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom MDF & Wooden Menu Boards: 47 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/mdf-menu-boards/ 47 custom MDF, wooden and sunboard menu boards made by RestroCart: clipboard menus, double-sided boards, laser engraved or UV printed, handcrafted in New Delhi. Home › Our Work › Tableware › Menus › Wooden & MDF menus Our Work · Wooden & MDF menus · 47 pieces Custom MDF, wooden and sunboard menu boards Start with how often your menu changes. If it changes often, keep the MDF or wooden board permanent and hold the dishes on a paper insert with a clip, screw posts or rings. Laser engrave the logo for a tonal, permanent look, or UV print when you need full colour. RestroCart makes MDF, wooden and sunboard menus in New Delhi and ships across India. The 47 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work How should a restaurant choose an MDF or wooden menu board? MDF is the most ordered menu material in this gallery because it balances cost, durability and print quality: it takes crisp full-colour artwork, survives daily handling and can be engraved. Solid wood is warmer and the most photogenic. Sunboard is light, water-resistant and cheap to replace, which suits QSR counters, pop-ups and menus that change completely. Printing both sides of a board halves the pieces on the table. For handheld boards, sealed edges keep them looking clean through months of service. Materials | MDF, solid wood, sunboard | Formats | Clipboard menus, screw-post boards, ring-bound boards, double-sided boards, MDF menu covers | Branding | Laser engraving, UV and direct print | Inserts | Paper inserts on clips, screw posts or rings, so specials are easy to swap | Shipping | Edge-protected and boxed, shipped across India | Brands we have made wooden and MDF menu boards for - The Sunday House More styles - Custom leatherette menu covers and folders 17 - All restaurant menus 109 Guides from our team - MDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: Engraving vs UV Print, Clips, Thickness, Finishes and Menus That Change - MDF, Wood, Leatherette or Paper: Choosing the Right Menu Material - Sunboard and Double-Sided Menu Boards for Cafes, QSR Counters and Pop-Ups: When They Beat MDF - Wooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice - Printing Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles Get a quote for wooden and MDF menu boards →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom wooden and MDF menu boards MDF or solid wood for a menu board?Solid wood lasts longest and looks warmest. MDF gives sharper printed graphics at a lower cost and still survives daily handling. Many cafes pair either board with a paper insert. When is sunboard better than MDF?Sunboard is better when you need light, water-resistant boards that are easy to replace, such as QSR counters, events and menus that change often. MDF is better for permanent table menus. Engraving or printing on an MDF menu?Laser engraving gives a tonal, permanent logo that never wears off. UV printing gives full colour for detailed artwork and dish photos. How do I get a quote for wooden and MDF menu boards like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want wooden and MDF menu boards like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Leatherette Menu Covers & Folders: 17 Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/leatherette-menus/ 17 custom leatherette menu covers and folders made by RestroCart for fine-dine restaurants, bars and hotels: debossed or foil-stamped logos, swappable inserts. Home › Our Work › Tableware › Menus › Leatherette menus Our Work · Leatherette menus · 17 pieces Custom leatherette menu covers and folders Yes, for most dine-in restaurants, bars and hotels. Leatherette looks premium, wipes clean in seconds, resists spills better than paper or fabric and takes debossing, foil stamping and print for branding, while inserts change without replacing the cover. Choose wood or MDF for casual cafes and paper for weekly menus. RestroCart makes leatherette menus in New Delhi. The 17 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Are leatherette menu covers worth it for a restaurant? A leatherette folder is the menu format that feels most like fine dining. It keeps printed pages clean through hundreds of services, and because the inserts are separate, a new season's dishes cost you a reprint rather than a new menu. Stitched edges, corner protectors and a debossed or foil-stamped logo on the front do the brand work. Order bill folders and wine lists in the same leatherette and colour so the whole table matches. Screw-post and pocket-sleeve formats both work, depending on how many pages you run. Material | PU leatherette in black, brown, tan, maroon and brand colours | Formats | Folders, screw-post covers, pocket-sleeve covers, wine lists, single boards | Branding | Debossing, foil stamping, print | Details | Stitched edges, corner protectors, elastic or ribbon page holders | Pairs with | Leatherette bill folders, coasters | More styles - Custom MDF, wooden and sunboard menu boards 47 - All restaurant menus 109 Guides from our team - Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels - MDF, Wood, Leatherette or Paper: Choosing the Right Menu Material - Printing Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles - Bill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table Get a quote for leatherette menu covers →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom leatherette menu covers Leatherette or genuine leather for menus?Leatherette is the practical choice for restaurants: consistent colour across a large order, wipe-clean and lighter to maintain. Genuine leather ages beautifully but varies piece to piece. Can inserts be changed in a leatherette menu?Yes. Screw-post and pocket-sleeve formats let you reprint pages without replacing the cover, which suits seasonal menus. How is a logo applied to leatherette?Debossing presses the logo into the surface for a tonal look; foil stamping adds gold, silver or colour. Both last for the life of the cover. How do I get a quote for leatherette menu covers like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want leatherette menu covers like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Cork, MDF & Leatherette Coasters: 26 Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/cork-mdf-coasters/ 26 photos comparing custom cork, MDF and leatherette coasters made by RestroCart for cafes, bars and restaurants: printed, engraved or foil-stamped with your logo. Home › Our Work › Tableware › Coasters › Cork, MDF & leatherette coasters Our Work · Cork, MDF & leatherette coasters · 26 pieces Cork, MDF and leatherette coasters side by side Choose cork for absorbency and warmth, since it handles condensation from cold drinks and feels natural. Choose MDF for the sharpest full-colour artwork and a solid, weighty feel. Choose leatherette for premium bars and lounges, where a debossed or foil-stamped logo suits the room. RestroCart makes all three in New Delhi, round, square or die-cut. The 26 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Cork, MDF or leatherette: which coaster should a restaurant choose? This page groups our three most durable coaster materials so you can compare them on real tables. Cork soaks up condensation and grips the glass; MDF carries detailed printed artwork and can be engraved; leatherette matches leatherette menus and bill folders for a coordinated premium look. Coasters are one of the cheapest ways to repeat your brand at every seat, and a popular take-home. Order them with your menus and bill holders so materials and finishes match. Materials | Cork, MDF, leatherette | Shapes | Round, square, hexagonal, die-cut to logo | Finishes | Full-colour print, laser engraving, debossing, gold foil | Best for | Cork for cold drinks and cafes; MDF for graphic brands; leatherette for bars and lounges | Pairs with | Menus, bill holders, trays | Brands we have made cork, MDF and leatherette coasters for - Chiagos Guides from our team - Cork, MDF, Leatherette or Paper: Which Coaster Belongs on Your Table? - Transform Tables into Statements: Cork Coasters and MDF Serving Trays - Branded Trays, Platters and Serving Boards for Restaurants and Cafes: Wood, MDF, Engraving, Food-Safe Finishes and Care - Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels Get a quote for cork, MDF and leatherette coasters →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom cork, MDF and leatherette coasters Which coaster material handles condensation best?Cork absorbs condensation from cold drinks best. MDF and leatherette coasters wipe clean but do not absorb, so drips sit on the surface. Which coaster lasts longest?Well-sealed MDF and leatherette coasters are the most durable in daily service. Cork lasts well but shows wear sooner at the edges. Can coasters match our leatherette menus?Yes. Leatherette coasters can be made in the same colour and finish as your menu covers and bill folders. How do I get a quote for cork, MDF and leatherette coasters like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want cork, MDF and leatherette coasters like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Embroidered Table Napkins: 32 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/table-napkins/ 32 custom table napkins made by RestroCart for restaurants and hotels: cotton, poly-cotton, linen-look and denim napkins, embroidered logos that survive laundry. Home › Our Work › Tableware › Linen › Table napkins Our Work · Table napkins · 32 pieces Custom embroidered table napkins for restaurants Pure cotton is the most absorbent and suits fine-dine; poly-cotton holds colour, resists stains and needs less pressing, which suits casual dining; linen-look blends give texture with better crease recovery; denim suits casual brands. For any napkin going through commercial laundry, embroider the logo rather than printing it. RestroCart makes custom napkins in New Delhi. The 32 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What is the best fabric for restaurant table napkins? A napkin sits in the guest's lap for the whole meal, so it is a branded object, not a commodity. A small embroidered corner monogram is the standard and survives years of washing, while prints crack and fade under high-temperature laundry. Deep colours such as maroon, navy, forest green and charcoal hide stains; white looks best but needs a proper laundry contract. Size by service style: larger for fine-dine, where the fold matters, smaller for cafes and cocktail service. Brands we have made table napkins for include Tapri, Berco's, Bon Chic, House of Wok Prive, Lord Elgin, Pappadh, The Grain Room, VU Penthouse. Fabrics | Cotton, poly-cotton, linen-look blends, denim | Sizes | Cocktail, cafe, standard dining and fine-dine sizes | Branding | Embroidered corner monograms and logos | Colours | Maroon, navy, forest green, charcoal, white or your brand shade | Pairs with | Placemats, runners, cutlery wraps | Brands we have made table napkins for - Tapri - Berco's - Bon Chic - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Pappadh - The Grain Room - VU Penthouse - Xero Degrees Guides from our team - Table Napkins: Fabric, Size, Branding and Surviving the Laundry - Woven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room - Table Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? - How to Make Restaurant Uniforms Last Twice as Long Get a quote for table napkins →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom table napkins What size should a restaurant napkin be?About 45 to 50 cm square for standard dining, 50 to 55 cm for fine-dine and 30 to 35 cm for cocktail and bar use. Should napkins be embroidered or printed?Embroidered, for anything going through commercial laundry. Prints crack and fade under high-temperature washing, while a small embroidered monogram lasts. What napkin colours hide stains best?Deep, saturated colours such as maroon, ink navy, forest green, charcoal and oxblood. White needs a reliable laundry contract. How do I get a quote for table napkins like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want table napkins like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Tent Cards & QR Table Stands: 17 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/tent-cards-table-stands/ 17 custom tent cards, QR table stands and table-number stands made by RestroCart for restaurants and cafes, in wood, MDF, acrylic and printed card. Home › Our Work › Tableware › Accessories › Tent cards & table stands Our Work · Tent cards & table stands · 17 pieces Custom tent cards, QR stands and table stands A QR table stand should carry one clear call to action per code, such as scan for menu, order, pay or review, a large high-contrast QR code with a short label, the table number if you serve to the table, and your brand. Use a sturdy wood, acrylic or MDF base and codes that point to links you can update. RestroCart makes these in New Delhi. The 17 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What should a restaurant QR table stand or tent card include? Tent cards and table stands are the quiet salespeople on every table: they promote specials, collect reviews, take payments and tell staff which table ordered what. The most common mistake is crowding too many messages onto one stand. One job per code, printed large enough to scan from a seated position, works best. We design stands to match your menus, coasters and bill holders, so the table looks art-directed rather than accumulated. Printed card tent cards are easy to refresh for promotions; wood, MDF and acrylic stands last for years. Products | Tent cards, QR code stands, table-number stands, promotion and reservation stands | Materials | Wood, MDF, acrylic, printed card and sunboard | Branding | Laser engraving, UV print, printed inserts | QR codes | Large, high-contrast codes pointing to links you can update without reprinting | Pairs with | Menus, bill holders, caddies | Brands we have made tent cards and table stands for - Laziza Diner More styles - Custom bill holders and bill folders 16 - All table accessories 45 Guides from our team - QR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More - Bill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table - Cutlery Caddies and Holders for Restaurants: Wood, MDF, Cork, Inlay Designs, Branding and What Goes on the Table - The Complete Branded-Supplies Checklist for Opening a Restaurant or Cafe, with a Timeline Backwards from Opening Day Get a quote for tent cards and table stands →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom tent cards and table stands How big should a QR code on a table stand be?At least 3 to 4 cm square, printed in high contrast, so it scans easily from a seated position in dim light. Can we change the QR link later?Yes, if the code points to a link you control and can redirect. Then the stand never needs reprinting when your menu or payment link changes. Tent card or table stand?Printed tent cards are cheap to refresh for promotions. Wood, MDF or acrylic stands hold up to daily handling and suit permanent QR and table-number use. How do I get a quote for tent cards and table stands like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want tent cards and table stands like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Bill Holders & Bill Folders: 16 Real Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/bill-holders/ 16 custom bill holders made by RestroCart: leatherette bill folders, MDF bill holders and printed paper holders, with your logo and an optional scan-to-pay QR. Home › Our Work › Tableware › Accessories › Bill holders Our Work · Bill holders · 16 pieces Custom bill holders and bill folders Leatherette bill folders suit fine-dine restaurants, bars and hotels, because they feel premium, wipe clean and take a debossed or foil-stamped logo. MDF and wooden bill holders suit cafes and casual dining that use wood on the table. Printed paper holders suit high-turnover outlets. RestroCart makes all of these in New Delhi, often with a scan-to-pay QR. The 16 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work Which bill holder material suits which kind of restaurant? The bill is the last thing a guest handles, and a well-made holder ends the meal on the same note as the menu. Leatherette is the most ordered bill holder material in this gallery, usually matched to leatherette menus. MDF holders can be engraved or printed and pair with MDF menu boards and coasters. A printed or engraved scan-to-pay QR panel speeds up settlement at busy tables. Brands we have made bill holders for include Azura, Delilah, House of Wok Prive. Materials | Leatherette, MDF, wood, printed paper | Formats | Folders, clip boards, boxes with card slots, paper sleeves | Branding | Debossing, foil stamping, laser engraving, print | Extras | Scan-to-pay QR panels, card and pen slots, feedback card pockets | Pairs with | Menus, coasters, tent cards | Brands we have made bill holders for - Azura - Delilah - House of Wok Prive More styles - Custom tent cards, QR stands and table stands 17 - All table accessories 45 Guides from our team - Bill Holders, Caddies and Tent Cards: The Supporting Cast of a Good Table - The Bill, Beautifully: MDF Bill Holders That End the Meal on Brand - Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels - QR Table Stands, Tent Cards and Table Talkers: Small Signs That Sell More Get a quote for bill holders →   See the tableware catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom bill holders Can bill holders include a payment QR code?Yes. Scan-to-pay QR panels can be printed or engraved on the holder, and reprinted if your payment link changes. Should bill folders match our menus?Ideally yes. Ordering bill folders in the same leatherette or MDF finish as your menus makes the whole table look designed. Are paper bill holders worth it?For high-turnover cafes and QSRs, printed paper holders keep the brand on the bill at a low cost per table and are easy to reorder. How do I get a quote for bill holders like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want bill holders like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Printed Mugs & Branded Bottles: 31 Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/printed-mugs/ 31 custom printed ceramic mugs, enamel mugs, branded bottles and glassware made by RestroCart for cafes and bars, for service, counter retail and gifting. Home › Our Work › Merchandise › Drinkware › Mugs, enamelware & glassware Our Work · Mugs, enamelware & glassware · 31 pieces Custom printed mugs, enamel mugs, bottles and glassware For mugs used in service, choose a print method that survives commercial dishwashing, such as fired-on ceramic decals or quality sublimation on coated mugs, and keep the logo small on the guest-facing side. For glassware, screen printing or etching lasts longest. Enamelware suits rustic and outdoor concepts. RestroCart produces all of these for cafes and bars. The 31 photos below are real orders. 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Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work How should a cafe print its logo on mugs so it lasts? The same mug can do two jobs. In service, it needs branding that survives hundreds of dishwasher cycles. On the retail shelf, it can carry bolder artwork, because it will be washed gently at home. We help you decide which job each piece is doing before choosing the print method. Branded bottles and glassware suit bars, juice brands and gifting kits; enamel mugs bring a camp-style look to cafes and outdoor venues. Brands we have made drinkware for include Echoes, Black Bear Brew, Batli 29, Burma Burma, Keventers, Pop Thai, Selfie Swag Cafe, Sepoy. Products | Printed ceramic mugs, enamel mugs, branded glassware, beer mugs, bottles | Print methods | Ceramic decals, sublimation, screen printing, etching | Uses | Service, counter retail, gifting kits, events | Order size | Minimums depend on the material and print method | Brands we have made printed mugs, enamelware and glassware for - Echoes - Black Bear Brew - Batli 29 - Burma Burma - Keventers - Pop Thai - Selfie Swag Cafe - Sepoy Guides from our team - Custom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How - Restaurant Merchandise That Actually Sells (And What Just Sits There) - Beyond Uniforms: Building the Whole Brand Kit for Echoes - Festive and Corporate Gifting for Restaurants: Diwali and New Year Gifts for Staff, Regulars and Partners - Celebrating a Restaurant Anniversary with Merchandise and a Uniform Refresh: Limited-Edition Tees, Badges, Coasters and Guest Giveaways Get a quote for printed mugs, enamelware and glassware →   See the merchandise catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom printed mugs, enamelware and glassware Will printed mugs survive a commercial dishwasher?Fired-on ceramic decals and quality sublimation hold up best. Keep service mugs to a small logo and save large artwork for retail mugs washed at home. Are enamel mugs practical for a cafe?Yes, for rustic, outdoor and camp-style concepts. They are light and hard to break, though the enamel can chip if dropped. What is the minimum order for printed mugs?Minimums depend on the material and print method. Send your quantity on WhatsApp and we confirm the same day. How do I get a quote for printed mugs, enamelware and glassware like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want printed mugs, enamelware and glassware like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Custom Food Delivery Bags for Restaurants: 10 Orders | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/delivery-bags/ 10 custom food delivery bags made by RestroCart for restaurants and cloud kitchens: insulated bags and backpacks and branded carry bags, printed with your logo. Home › Our Work › Packaging › Delivery bags Our Work · Delivery bags · 10 pieces Custom food delivery bags for restaurants and cloud kitchens Size the bag around your largest order, not your average one. Look for dense insulation on all sides, a wipeable food-safe lining, a water-resistant outer fabric, a removable divider for hot and cold items, padded straps and reflective strips, and brand the side panels as well as the lid. RestroCart makes custom delivery bags for restaurants and cloud kitchens. The 10 photos below are real orders. Category All workUniforms 1753Tableware 255Merchandise 106Packaging 40Signage 12Stationery 16Clients Search 10 pieces Delivery bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Delivery bagsBarbeque Greens Add to enquiry Delivery bagsBurgflix Add to enquiry Delivery bagsBurgflix Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCirca Kitchen Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCrusty Culture Add to enquiry Delivery bagsSoho Bistro Add to enquiry Delivery bagsSoho Pizzeria Add to enquiry Delivery bagsCustom made by RestroCart Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. About this work What should a restaurant look for in a custom delivery bag? For a delivery customer, the bag is the dining room. It arrives at the door before the food is tasted, so it should look as deliberate as your dine-in table. Insulated bags and backpacks protect food on the road; branded carry bags take orders from the rider to the customer and keep your logo in view long after. Because we also make rider uniforms, stickers and paper sleeves, one set of logo files drives the whole delivery kit. Brands we have made delivery bags for include Burgflix, Barbeque Greens, Circa Kitchen, Crusty Culture, Soho Bistro, Soho Pizzeria. Products | Insulated delivery bags, delivery backpacks, branded carry bags | Construction | Insulated walls, wipeable food-safe lining, water-resistant outer, removable dividers | Safety | Padded straps, reflective strips | Branding | Printed side panels and lids | Order size | Stitched delivery bags need larger runs than stickers or sleeves | Brands we have made delivery bags for - Burgflix - Barbeque Greens - Circa Kitchen - Crusty Culture - Soho Bistro - Soho Pizzeria Guides from our team - Insulated Delivery Bags and Backpacks for Restaurants and Cloud Kitchens: Sizes, Insulation, Branding and Rider Comfort - Branded Delivery Packaging: Turning a Paper Bag Into a Brand Experience - Cloud Kitchen and Delivery Rider Uniforms: Branding the Part of Your Business Guests Never See - Branded Paper Sleeves, Butter Paper, Wrappers and Liners for Burgers, Waffles, Sandwiches and Bakery - Branded Tote Bags for Cafes, Bakeries and Restaurants: Canvas vs Jute vs Cotton, Printing, and Retail vs Giveaway Get a quote for delivery bags →   See the packaging catalogue →   All our work → Good to know Questions about custom delivery bags What size delivery bag does a restaurant need?Size it around your largest regular order, including drinks and stacked boxes, not your average one. A bag that is too small leads to tilted boxes and spills. How do you keep hot and cold items apart in one bag?A removable insulated divider separates hot mains from cold drinks and desserts in the same bag. What is the minimum order for custom delivery bags?Insulated delivery bags have a higher minimum than printed packaging because they are stitched to order. Send your quantity on WhatsApp and we confirm the same day. How do I get a quote for delivery bags like these?Tick 'Add to enquiry' on the pieces you like and press the WhatsApp button at the bottom of the screen. Your shortlist is sent to RestroCart (+91 98213 34906) with a link to each photo, and we reply with options and pricing, usually the same day. Want delivery bags like these for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Echoes: Menus & Signage by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/echoes/ 25 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Echoes. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Echoes Our Work · Clients · 25 pieces Echoes: menus, signage, drinkware and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made menus, signage, drinkware, packaging, chef coats, stationery, name badges, table accessories, gifting kits and tote bags for Echoes. Every piece was customized to Echoes' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 25 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 25 pieces Badges & pinsEchoes Add to enquiry Branded bottlesEchoes Add to enquiry Branded packagingEchoes Add to enquiry Branded packagingEchoes Add to enquiry Branded packagingEchoes Add to enquiry Chef uniformsEchoes Add to enquiry Chef uniformsEchoes Add to enquiry Cue cardsEchoes Add to enquiry EnamelwareEchoes Add to enquiry MenusEchoes Add to enquiry MenusEchoes Add to enquiry MenusEchoes Add to enquiry MenusEchoes Add to enquiry MenusEchoes Add to enquiry Merchandise kitsEchoes Add to enquiry Printed mugsEchoes Add to enquiry Printed mugsEchoes Add to enquiry Signage & display boardsEchoes Add to enquiry Signage & display boardsEchoes Add to enquiry Signage & display boardsEchoes Add to enquiry Signage & display boardsEchoes Add to enquiry Signage & display boardsEchoes Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesEchoes Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesEchoes Add to enquiry Tote bagsEchoes Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Echoes - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 5 for Echoes - Restaurant signage and display boards we have made 5 for Echoes - Custom printed mugs, enamelware and glassware 4 for Echoes - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 3 for Echoes - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Echoes - Restaurant stationery and print we have made 2 for Echoes - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for Echoes - Custom bill holders, caddies, tent cards and trays 1 for Echoes - Custom merchandise and gifting kits 1 for Echoes - Custom canvas tote bags for cafes and restaurants 1 for Echoes The full story - Beyond Uniforms: Building the Whole Brand Kit for Echoes Guides that feature Echoes - The Bill, Beautifully: MDF Bill Holders That End the Meal on Brand - Custom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How - Order Pads, KOT Books, Cue Cards and Table Numbers: The Branded Paper Tools of Restaurant Service - Branded Paper Sleeves, Butter Paper, Wrappers and Liners for Burgers, Waffles, Sandwiches and Bakery More brands we have made for - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Echoes What did RestroCart make for Echoes?5 restaurant menus, 5 restaurant signage, 4 mugs and glassware, 3 restaurant packaging, 2 chef coats, 2 restaurant stationery, name badges and pins, table accessories, merchandise and gifting kits and tote bags, all customized to Echoes' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Echoes' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Xero Degrees: Chef Coats & Manager Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/xero-degrees/ 15 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Xero Degrees. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Xero Degrees Our Work · Clients · 15 pieces Xero Degrees: chef coats, manager uniforms, service uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, manager uniforms, service uniforms, winterwear, aprons, t-shirts, table linen and uniform shirts for Xero Degrees. Every piece was customized to Xero Degrees' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 15 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 15 pieces ApronsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Chef uniformsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Chef uniformsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Chef uniformsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Manager uniformsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Manager uniformsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Manager uniformsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Oversized t-shirtsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Sweaters & cardigansXero Degrees Add to enquiry Sweaters & cardigansXero Degrees Add to enquiry Table napkinsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Chef coatsXero Degrees Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Xero Degrees - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 4 for Xero Degrees - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 3 for Xero Degrees - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Xero Degrees - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for Xero Degrees - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Xero Degrees - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 1 for Xero Degrees - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 1 for Xero Degrees - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Xero Degrees The full story - Xero Degrees Uniforms: One Palette for Kitchen, Floor, Managers and Winter Guides that feature Xero Degrees - How to Reorder Restaurant Uniforms: Matching Colours, Sizes and Logos for New Staff, Replacements and New Outlets - Table Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? More brands we have made for - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Xero Degrees What did RestroCart make for Xero Degrees?4 chef coats, 3 manager uniforms, 2 waiter and steward uniforms, 2 winterwear, aprons, t-shirt uniforms, table napkins and linen and uniform shirts, all customized to Xero Degrees' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Xero Degrees' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Elgin Cafe: Aprons & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/elgin-cafe/ 10 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Elgin Cafe. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Elgin Cafe Our Work · Clients · 10 pieces Elgin Cafe: aprons, service uniforms, manager uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, service uniforms, manager uniforms, name badges and winterwear for Elgin Cafe. Every piece was customized to Elgin Cafe's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 10 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 10 pieces Shirt service uniformsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry ApronsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Badges & pinsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Blazers & waistcoatsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Leather apronsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Manager uniformsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Leather apronsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Leather apronsElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Winterwear jackets & zippersElgin Cafe Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Elgin Cafe - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 4 for Elgin Cafe - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Elgin Cafe - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 2 for Elgin Cafe - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for Elgin Cafe - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Elgin Cafe The full story - Dressed to Lead: Manager and Floor Uniforms for Elgin Cafe, Amritsar Guides that feature Elgin Cafe - The Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role - Barista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs - Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants - Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies for Punjab and the Chandigarh Tricity: Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh More brands we have made for - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Elgin Cafe What did RestroCart make for Elgin Cafe?4 aprons, 2 waiter and steward uniforms, 2 manager uniforms, name badges and pins and winterwear, all customized to Elgin Cafe's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Elgin Cafe's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Anglow Cocktail Bar: Chef Coats & Bartender Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/anglow-cocktail-bar/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Anglow Cocktail Bar. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Anglow Cocktail Bar Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces Anglow Cocktail Bar: chef coats, bartender uniforms, manager uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, bartender uniforms, manager uniforms and housekeeping uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar. Every piece was customized to Anglow Cocktail Bar's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces Bartender uniformsAnglow Cocktail Bar Add to enquiry Bartender uniformsAnglow Cocktail Bar Add to enquiry Chef uniformsAnglow Cocktail Bar Add to enquiry Chef uniformsAnglow Cocktail Bar Add to enquiry Chef uniformsAnglow Cocktail Bar Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsAnglow Cocktail Bar Add to enquiry Manager uniformsAnglow Cocktail Bar Add to enquiry Manager uniformsAnglow Cocktail Bar Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Anglow Cocktail Bar - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 3 for Anglow Cocktail Bar - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 2 for Anglow Cocktail Bar - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 2 for Anglow Cocktail Bar - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Anglow Cocktail Bar The full story - Four Teams, One Bar: Uniforms for Anglow Cocktail Bar Guides that feature Anglow Cocktail Bar - How to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance More brands we have made for - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Anglow Cocktail Bar What did RestroCart make for Anglow Cocktail Bar?3 chef coats, 2 bartender uniforms, 2 manager uniforms and housekeeping uniforms, all customized to Anglow Cocktail Bar's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Anglow Cocktail Bar's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Bayleaf: Aprons & Uniform Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/bayleaf/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Bayleaf. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Bayleaf Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces Bayleaf: aprons, uniform shirts, caps and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, uniform shirts, caps, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and service uniforms for Bayleaf. Every piece was customized to Bayleaf's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces CapsBayleaf Add to enquiry Chef uniformsBayleaf Add to enquiry Denim apronsBayleaf Add to enquiry Half apronsBayleaf Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsBayleaf Add to enquiry Safari shirtsBayleaf Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsBayleaf Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBayleaf Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Bayleaf - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 2 for Bayleaf - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 2 for Bayleaf - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for Bayleaf - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Bayleaf - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Bayleaf - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Bayleaf The full story - One Restaurant, Eight Uniforms: How We Dressed Bayleaf From Kitchen to Front Door Guides that feature Bayleaf - Custom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: An Honest Comparison of Cost, Quality and Brand Value More brands we have made for - Cocopots - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - Burgflix - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Bayleaf What did RestroCart make for Bayleaf?2 aprons, 2 uniform shirts, caps and headwear, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Bayleaf's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Bayleaf's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Cocopots: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/cocopots/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Cocopots. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Cocopots Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces Cocopots: chef coats, housekeeping uniforms, aprons and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, housekeeping uniforms, aprons and service uniforms for Cocopots. Every piece was customized to Cocopots' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces ApronsCocopots Add to enquiry Chef coatsCocopots Add to enquiry Chef coatsCocopots Add to enquiry Chef uniformsCocopots Add to enquiry Chef uniformsCocopots Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsCocopots Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsCocopots Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsCocopots Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Cocopots - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 4 for Cocopots - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 2 for Cocopots - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Cocopots - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Cocopots The full story - Cocopots Uniforms: Pink, Chocolate and Black From the Kitchen to Housekeeping More brands we have made for - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Cocopots What did RestroCart make for Cocopots?4 chef coats, 2 housekeeping uniforms, aprons and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Cocopots' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Cocopots' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Dicha: Service Uniforms & Menus by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/dicha/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Dicha. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Dicha Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces Dicha: service uniforms, menus, name badges and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made service uniforms, menus, name badges, bartender uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and winterwear for Dicha. Every piece was customized to Dicha's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces Badges & pinsDicha Add to enquiry Bartender uniformsDicha Add to enquiry Hostess uniformsDicha Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsDicha Add to enquiry MenusDicha Add to enquiry MenusDicha Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsDicha Add to enquiry SweatshirtsDicha Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Dicha - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Dicha - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 2 for Dicha - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for Dicha - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 1 for Dicha - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Dicha - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Dicha Guides that feature Dicha - Dry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T-shirt Uniforms for Restaurants, QSRs and Cafes - Uniforms for Women in Hospitality: Female-Cut Shirts and Polos, Hostess Wear, Housekeeping Sets and Sizing More brands we have made for - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Dicha What did RestroCart make for Dicha?2 waiter and steward uniforms, 2 restaurant menus, name badges and pins, bartender uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and winterwear, all customized to Dicha's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Dicha's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Hamoni Cafe: Winterwear & Name Badges by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/hamoni-cafe/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Hamoni Cafe. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Hamoni Cafe Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces Hamoni Cafe: winterwear, name badges, manager uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear, name badges, manager uniforms and uniform shirts for Hamoni Cafe. Every piece was customized to Hamoni Cafe's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces Badges & pinsHamoni Cafe Add to enquiry Name badgesHamoni Cafe Add to enquiry Blazers & waistcoatsHamoni Cafe Add to enquiry HoodiesHamoni Cafe Add to enquiry HoodiesHamoni Cafe Add to enquiry HoodiesHamoni Cafe Add to enquiry Manager uniformsHamoni Cafe Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsHamoni Cafe Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Hamoni Cafe - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 3 for Hamoni Cafe - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 2 for Hamoni Cafe - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 2 for Hamoni Cafe - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Hamoni Cafe Guides that feature Hamoni Cafe - Restaurant Uniform Supplier for Gurgaon: What Gurgaon Cafes, Bars and Hotels Order, Realistic Turnaround and How to Brief More brands we have made for - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Hamoni Cafe What did RestroCart make for Hamoni Cafe?3 winterwear, 2 name badges and pins, 2 manager uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Hamoni Cafe's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Hamoni Cafe's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## House of Wok Prive: Chef Coats & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/house-of-wok-prive/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for House of Wok Prive. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › House of Wok Prive Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces House of Wok Prive: chef coats, aprons, table accessories and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, aprons, table accessories, housekeeping uniforms, menus and table linen for House of Wok Prive. Every piece was customized to House of Wok Prive's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces ApronsHouse of Wok Prive Add to enquiry Bill holdersHouse of Wok Prive Add to enquiry Chef coatsHouse of Wok Prive Add to enquiry Chef uniformsHouse of Wok Prive Add to enquiry Chef uniformsHouse of Wok Prive Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsHouse of Wok Prive Add to enquiry MenusHouse of Wok Prive Add to enquiry Table napkinsHouse of Wok Prive Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for House of Wok Prive - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 3 for House of Wok Prive - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for House of Wok Prive - Custom bill holders, caddies, tent cards and trays 1 for House of Wok Prive - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for House of Wok Prive - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for House of Wok Prive - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 1 for House of Wok Prive The full story - House of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware for Two Tiers of One Pan-Asian Brand Guides that feature House of Wok Prive - The Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role - Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels More brands we have made for - Lord Elgin - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Kavaali - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for House of Wok Prive What did RestroCart make for House of Wok Prive?3 chef coats, aprons, table accessories, housekeeping uniforms, restaurant menus and table napkins and linen, all customized to House of Wok Prive's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like House of Wok Prive's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Lord Elgin: Name Badges & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/lord-elgin/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Lord Elgin in Ludhiana. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Lord Elgin Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces Lord Elgin: name badges, aprons, service uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made name badges, aprons, service uniforms and table linen for Lord Elgin in Ludhiana. Every piece was customized to Lord Elgin's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces Badges & pinsLord Elgin Add to enquiry Badges & pinsLord Elgin Add to enquiry Canvas apronsLord Elgin Add to enquiry Canvas apronsLord Elgin Add to enquiry Name badgesLord Elgin Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsLord Elgin Add to enquiry Table napkinsLord Elgin Add to enquiry Leather apronsLord Elgin Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Lord Elgin - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 3 for Lord Elgin - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 3 for Lord Elgin - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Lord Elgin - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 1 for Lord Elgin Guides that feature Lord Elgin - Woven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room - The Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role - Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants - Fine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear More brands we have made for - Mensho Tokyo - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Kavaali - Qalaa - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Lord Elgin What did RestroCart make for Lord Elgin?3 name badges and pins, 3 aprons, waiter and steward uniforms and table napkins and linen, all customized to Lord Elgin's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Lord Elgin's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Mensho Tokyo: Chef Coats & Manager Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/mensho-tokyo/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Mensho Tokyo in New Delhi. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Mensho Tokyo Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces Mensho Tokyo: chef coats, manager uniforms, service uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, manager uniforms, service uniforms and winterwear for Mensho Tokyo in New Delhi. Every piece was customized to Mensho Tokyo's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces Chef uniformsMensho Tokyo Add to enquiry Chef uniformsMensho Tokyo Add to enquiry Manager uniformsMensho Tokyo Add to enquiry Manager uniformsMensho Tokyo Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsMensho Tokyo Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsMensho Tokyo Add to enquiry SweatshirtsMensho Tokyo Add to enquiry SweatshirtsMensho Tokyo Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Mensho Tokyo - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Mensho Tokyo - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 2 for Mensho Tokyo - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Mensho Tokyo - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for Mensho Tokyo The full story - Dressing an International Ramen Brand in Delhi: Uniforms for Mensho Tokyo Guides that feature Mensho Tokyo - Uniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour More brands we have made for - Sticky Rice - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Kavaali - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Mensho Tokyo What did RestroCart make for Mensho Tokyo?2 chef coats, 2 manager uniforms, 2 waiter and steward uniforms and 2 winterwear, all customized to Mensho Tokyo's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Mensho Tokyo's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Sticky Rice: Chef Coats & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/sticky-rice/ 8 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Sticky Rice. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Sticky Rice Our Work · Clients · 8 pieces Sticky Rice: chef coats, aprons and housekeeping uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, aprons and housekeeping uniforms for Sticky Rice. Every piece was customized to Sticky Rice's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 8 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 8 pieces ApronsSticky Rice Add to enquiry ApronsSticky Rice Add to enquiry Chef coatsSticky Rice Add to enquiry Chef coatsSticky Rice Add to enquiry Chef coatsSticky Rice Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsSticky Rice Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsSticky Rice Add to enquiry Chef uniformsSticky Rice Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Sticky Rice - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 4 for Sticky Rice - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 2 for Sticky Rice - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 2 for Sticky Rice Guides that feature Sticky Rice - Uniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour More brands we have made for - 48 Plates - Bon Chic - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Kavaali - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Sticky Rice What did RestroCart make for Sticky Rice?4 chef coats, 2 aprons and 2 housekeeping uniforms, all customized to Sticky Rice's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Sticky Rice's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## 48 Plates: Stationery & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/48-plates/ 7 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for 48 Plates. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › 48 Plates Our Work · Clients · 7 pieces 48 Plates: stationery, chef coats, coasters and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made stationery, chef coats, coasters, menus, service uniforms and winterwear for 48 Plates. Every piece was customized to 48 Plates' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 7 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 7 pieces Chef uniforms48 Plates Add to enquiry Coasters48 Plates Add to enquiry Menus48 Plates Add to enquiry Stationery & printables48 Plates Add to enquiry Stationery & printables48 Plates Add to enquiry Steward & server uniforms48 Plates Add to enquiry Winterwear jackets & zippers48 Plates Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for 48 Plates - Restaurant stationery and print we have made 2 for 48 Plates - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for 48 Plates - Custom coasters for cafes, bars and restaurants 1 for 48 Plates - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for 48 Plates - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for 48 Plates - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for 48 Plates Guides that feature 48 Plates - Wooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice - Transform Tables into Statements: Cork Coasters and MDF Serving Trays - Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs More brands we have made for - Bon Chic - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Kavaali - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for 48 Plates What did RestroCart make for 48 Plates?2 restaurant stationery, chef coats, coasters, restaurant menus, waiter and steward uniforms and winterwear, all customized to 48 Plates' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like 48 Plates' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Bon Chic: Winterwear & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/bon-chic/ 7 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Bon Chic in Amritsar. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Bon Chic Our Work · Clients · 7 pieces Bon Chic: winterwear, service uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear, service uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and table linen for Bon Chic in Amritsar. Every piece was customized to Bon Chic's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 7 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 7 pieces HoodiesBon Chic Add to enquiry HoodiesBon Chic Add to enquiry HoodiesBon Chic Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsBon Chic Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsBon Chic Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsBon Chic Add to enquiry Table napkinsBon Chic Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Bon Chic - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 3 for Bon Chic - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Bon Chic - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Bon Chic - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 1 for Bon Chic The full story - Winter in Amritsar: Hoodies, Napkins and Service Uniforms for Bon Chic Guides that feature Bon Chic - The Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role - Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies for Punjab and the Chandigarh Tricity: Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh More brands we have made for - Burgflix - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Kavaali - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - House of Wok - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Bon Chic What did RestroCart make for Bon Chic?3 winterwear, 2 waiter and steward uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and table napkins and linen, all customized to Bon Chic's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Bon Chic's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Burgflix: Packaging & Stationery by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/burgflix/ 7 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Burgflix in Mohali. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Burgflix Our Work · Clients · 7 pieces Burgflix: packaging and stationery, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made packaging and stationery for Burgflix in Mohali. Every piece was customized to Burgflix's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 7 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 7 pieces Branded packagingBurgflix Add to enquiry Branded packagingBurgflix Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesBurgflix Add to enquiry Thank-you & feedback cardsBurgflix Add to enquiry Thank-you & feedback cardsBurgflix Add to enquiry Delivery bagsBurgflix Add to enquiry Delivery bagsBurgflix Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Burgflix - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 6 for Burgflix - Restaurant stationery and print we have made 1 for Burgflix Guides that feature Burgflix - QSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders - Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs - Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies for Punjab and the Chandigarh Tricity: Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh More brands we have made for - Enoki Kitchen - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Kavaali - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - House of Wok - Matamaal - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Burgflix What did RestroCart make for Burgflix?6 restaurant packaging and restaurant stationery, all customized to Burgflix's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Burgflix's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Enoki Kitchen: Aprons & T-Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/enoki-kitchen/ 7 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Enoki Kitchen. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Enoki Kitchen Our Work · Clients · 7 pieces Enoki Kitchen: aprons, t-shirts, chef coats and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, t-shirts, chef coats, service uniforms and winterwear for Enoki Kitchen. Every piece was customized to Enoki Kitchen's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 7 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 7 pieces ApronsEnoki Kitchen Add to enquiry ApronsEnoki Kitchen Add to enquiry ApronsEnoki Kitchen Add to enquiry Polo t-shirtsEnoki Kitchen Add to enquiry Chef uniformsEnoki Kitchen Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsEnoki Kitchen Add to enquiry Windcheaters & raincoatsEnoki Kitchen Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Enoki Kitchen - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 3 for Enoki Kitchen - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 1 for Enoki Kitchen - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Enoki Kitchen - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Enoki Kitchen - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Enoki Kitchen Guides that feature Enoki Kitchen - Uniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour More brands we have made for - Gola Sizzlers - Gulati - Kavaali - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - House of Wok - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Enoki Kitchen What did RestroCart make for Enoki Kitchen?3 aprons, t-shirt uniforms, chef coats, waiter and steward uniforms and winterwear, all customized to Enoki Kitchen's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Enoki Kitchen's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Gola Sizzlers: Aprons & T-Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/gola-sizzlers/ 7 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Gola Sizzlers. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Gola Sizzlers Our Work · Clients · 7 pieces Gola Sizzlers: aprons, t-shirts, chef coats and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, t-shirts, chef coats and uniform shirts for Gola Sizzlers. Every piece was customized to Gola Sizzlers' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 7 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 7 pieces ApronsGola Sizzlers Add to enquiry Dry-fit t-shirtsGola Sizzlers Add to enquiry Chef capsGola Sizzlers Add to enquiry Denim apronsGola Sizzlers Add to enquiry Denim apronsGola Sizzlers Add to enquiry Polo t-shirtsGola Sizzlers Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsGola Sizzlers Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Gola Sizzlers - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 3 for Gola Sizzlers - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 2 for Gola Sizzlers - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Gola Sizzlers - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Gola Sizzlers The full story - Gola Sizzlers Uniforms: Denim and Canvas Aprons, Dry-Fit Polos and Chef Caps More brands we have made for - Gulati - Kavaali - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - House of Wok - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Gola Sizzlers What did RestroCart make for Gola Sizzlers?3 aprons, 2 t-shirt uniforms, chef coats and uniform shirts, all customized to Gola Sizzlers' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Gola Sizzlers' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Gulati: Housekeeping Uniforms & Winterwear by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/gulati/ 7 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Gulati. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Gulati Our Work · Clients · 7 pieces Gulati: housekeeping uniforms, winterwear and aprons, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made housekeeping uniforms, winterwear and aprons for Gulati. Every piece was customized to Gulati's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 7 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 7 pieces ApronsGulati Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsGulati Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsGulati Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsGulati Add to enquiry Sweaters & cardigansGulati Add to enquiry Sweaters & cardigansGulati Add to enquiry Windcheaters & raincoatsGulati Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Gulati - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 3 for Gulati - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 3 for Gulati - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Gulati More brands we have made for - Kavaali - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - House of Wok - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - Thalaivar - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Gulati What did RestroCart make for Gulati?3 housekeeping uniforms, 3 winterwear and aprons, all customized to Gulati's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Gulati's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Kavaali: Chef Coats & Manager Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/kavaali/ 7 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Kavaali. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Kavaali Our Work · Clients · 7 pieces Kavaali: chef coats, manager uniforms, menus and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, manager uniforms, menus, uniform shirts, service uniforms and winterwear for Kavaali. Every piece was customized to Kavaali's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 7 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 7 pieces Chef capsKavaali Add to enquiry Chef uniformsKavaali Add to enquiry Manager uniformsKavaali Add to enquiry MenusKavaali Add to enquiry Safari shirtsKavaali Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsKavaali Add to enquiry Winterwear jackets & zippersKavaali Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Kavaali - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Kavaali - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 1 for Kavaali - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for Kavaali - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Kavaali - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Kavaali - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Kavaali Guides that feature Kavaali - Uniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta More brands we have made for - Qalaa - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - House of Wok - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Kavaali What did RestroCart make for Kavaali?2 chef coats, manager uniforms, restaurant menus, uniform shirts, waiter and steward uniforms and winterwear, all customized to Kavaali's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Kavaali's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Qalaa: T-Shirts & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/qalaa/ See the t-shirts, aprons, caps and more RestroCart designed and made for Qalaa: 7 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Qalaa Our Work · Clients · 7 pieces Qalaa: t-shirts, aprons, caps and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made t-shirts, aprons, caps, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and uniform shirts for Qalaa. Every piece was customized to Qalaa's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 7 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 7 pieces ApronsQalaa Add to enquiry CapsQalaa Add to enquiry Chef coatsQalaa Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsQalaa Add to enquiry Oversized t-shirtsQalaa Add to enquiry Oversized t-shirtsQalaa Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsQalaa Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Qalaa - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 2 for Qalaa - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Qalaa - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for Qalaa - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Qalaa - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Qalaa - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Qalaa Guides that feature Qalaa - Celebrating a Restaurant Anniversary with Merchandise and a Uniform Refresh: Limited-Edition Tees, Badges, Coasters and Guest Giveaways More brands we have made for - Bistro Mitra - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - House of Wok - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Qalaa What did RestroCart make for Qalaa?2 t-shirt uniforms, aprons, caps and headwear, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Qalaa's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Qalaa's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Bistro Mitra: Chef Coats & Bartender Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/bistro-mitra/ 6 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Bistro Mitra. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Bistro Mitra Our Work · Clients · 6 pieces Bistro Mitra: chef coats, bartender uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, bartender uniforms, housekeeping uniforms, uniform shirts and manager uniforms for Bistro Mitra. Every piece was customized to Bistro Mitra's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 6 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 6 pieces Bartender uniformsBistro Mitra Add to enquiry Chef capsBistro Mitra Add to enquiry Chef coatsBistro Mitra Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsBistro Mitra Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBistro Mitra Add to enquiry WaistcoatsBistro Mitra Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Bistro Mitra - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Bistro Mitra - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 1 for Bistro Mitra - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Bistro Mitra - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Bistro Mitra - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 1 for Bistro Mitra More brands we have made for - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Grab & Go - House of Wok - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Bistro Mitra What did RestroCart make for Bistro Mitra?2 chef coats, bartender uniforms, housekeeping uniforms, uniform shirts and manager uniforms, all customized to Bistro Mitra's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Bistro Mitra's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters: Custom Work by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/blue-tokai-coffee-roasters/ 6 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Our Work · Clients · 6 pieces Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters: uniform shirts, packaging, chef coats and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made uniform shirts, packaging, chef coats and aprons for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters. Every piece was customized to Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 6 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 6 pieces Branded packagingBlue Tokai Coffee Roasters Add to enquiry Chef coatsBlue Tokai Coffee Roasters Add to enquiry Denim apronsBlue Tokai Coffee Roasters Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBlue Tokai Coffee Roasters Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBlue Tokai Coffee Roasters Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBlue Tokai Coffee Roasters Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 3 for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 1 for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters Guides that feature Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters - Barista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs More brands we have made for - Grab & Go - House of Wok - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters What did RestroCart make for Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters?3 uniform shirts, restaurant packaging, chef coats and aprons, all customized to Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Grab & Go: Aprons & Caps by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/grab-go/ 6 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Grab & Go. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Grab & Go Our Work · Clients · 6 pieces Grab & Go: aprons, caps, coasters and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, caps, coasters, menus, service uniforms and winterwear for Grab & Go. Every piece was customized to Grab & Go's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 6 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 6 pieces Canvas apronsGrab & Go Add to enquiry CapsGrab & Go Add to enquiry CoastersGrab & Go Add to enquiry MenusGrab & Go Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsGrab & Go Add to enquiry Windcheaters & raincoatsGrab & Go Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Grab & Go - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Grab & Go - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for Grab & Go - Custom coasters for cafes, bars and restaurants 1 for Grab & Go - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for Grab & Go - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Grab & Go - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Grab & Go Guides that feature Grab & Go - QSR and Burger Joint Uniforms: T-Shirts, Caps and Aprons Built for Speed, Durability and Fast Reorders More brands we have made for - House of Wok - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Grab & Go What did RestroCart make for Grab & Go?Aprons, caps and headwear, coasters, restaurant menus, waiter and steward uniforms and winterwear, all customized to Grab & Go's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Grab & Go's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## House of Wok: T-Shirts & Packaging by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/house-of-wok/ 6 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for House of Wok. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › House of Wok Our Work · Clients · 6 pieces House of Wok: t-shirts, packaging, chef coats and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made t-shirts, packaging, chef coats, menus, uniform shirts and winterwear for House of Wok. Every piece was customized to House of Wok's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 6 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 6 pieces Dry-fit t-shirtsHouse of Wok Add to enquiry Branded packagingHouse of Wok Add to enquiry Chef coatsHouse of Wok Add to enquiry MenusHouse of Wok Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsHouse of Wok Add to enquiry Windcheaters & raincoatsHouse of Wok Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for House of Wok - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 1 for House of Wok - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 1 for House of Wok - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for House of Wok - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for House of Wok - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for House of Wok - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for House of Wok The full story - House of Wok and House of Wok Prive: Uniforms, Packaging and Tableware for Two Tiers of One Pan-Asian Brand Guides that feature House of Wok - The Complete Guide to Restaurant Uniforms, Role by Role - Leatherette Menu Covers and Bill Folders: The Complete Guide for Restaurants, Bars and Hotels More brands we have made for - Matamaal - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for House of Wok What did RestroCart make for House of Wok?T-shirt uniforms, restaurant packaging, chef coats, restaurant menus, uniform shirts and winterwear, all customized to House of Wok's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like House of Wok's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Matamaal: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/matamaal/ 6 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Matamaal. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Matamaal Our Work · Clients · 6 pieces Matamaal: chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and manager uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and manager uniforms for Matamaal. Every piece was customized to Matamaal's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 6 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 6 pieces Chef uniformsMatamaal Add to enquiry Chef uniformsMatamaal Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsMatamaal Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsMatamaal Add to enquiry Manager uniformsMatamaal Add to enquiry Manager uniformsMatamaal Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Matamaal - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Matamaal - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 2 for Matamaal - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 2 for Matamaal Guides that feature Matamaal - Uniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta More brands we have made for - Pukhtaan - Sepoy - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Matamaal What did RestroCart make for Matamaal?2 chef coats, 2 housekeeping uniforms and 2 manager uniforms, all customized to Matamaal's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Matamaal's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Pukhtaan: Chef Coats & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/pukhtaan/ 6 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Pukhtaan. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Pukhtaan Our Work · Clients · 6 pieces Pukhtaan: chef coats, service uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, service uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and manager uniforms for Pukhtaan. Every piece was customized to Pukhtaan's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 6 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 6 pieces Chef uniformsPukhtaan Add to enquiry Chef uniformsPukhtaan Add to enquiry Hostess uniformsPukhtaan Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsPukhtaan Add to enquiry Manager uniformsPukhtaan Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsPukhtaan Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Pukhtaan - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Pukhtaan - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Pukhtaan - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Pukhtaan - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 1 for Pukhtaan Guides that feature Pukhtaan - Uniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta - Ordering Restaurant Uniforms from Delhi for Mumbai and Pune: The Remote Process and Fabric Advice for Humidity More brands we have made for - Sepoy - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - Housewood Villas - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Pukhtaan What did RestroCart make for Pukhtaan?2 chef coats, 2 waiter and steward uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and manager uniforms, all customized to Pukhtaan's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Pukhtaan's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Sepoy: Stationery & Drinkware by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/sepoy/ 6 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Sepoy. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Sepoy Our Work · Clients · 6 pieces Sepoy: stationery, drinkware and gifting kits, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made stationery, drinkware and gifting kits for Sepoy. Every piece was customized to Sepoy's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 6 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 6 pieces EnamelwareSepoy Add to enquiry Bar jiggersSepoy Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesSepoy Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesSepoy Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesSepoy Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesSepoy Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Sepoy - Restaurant stationery and print we have made 4 for Sepoy - Custom printed mugs, enamelware and glassware 1 for Sepoy - Custom merchandise and gifting kits 1 for Sepoy Guides that feature Sepoy - Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants - Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs More brands we have made for - Thalaivar - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Sepoy What did RestroCart make for Sepoy?4 restaurant stationery, mugs and glassware and merchandise and gifting kits, all customized to Sepoy's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Sepoy's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Thalaivar: Manager Uniforms & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/thalaivar/ 6 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Thalaivar. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Thalaivar Our Work · Clients · 6 pieces Thalaivar: manager uniforms, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made manager uniforms, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms, service uniforms and uniform shirts for Thalaivar. Every piece was customized to Thalaivar's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 6 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 6 pieces Chef uniformsThalaivar Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsThalaivar Add to enquiry Manager uniformsThalaivar Add to enquiry Manager uniformsThalaivar Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsThalaivar Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsThalaivar Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Thalaivar - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 2 for Thalaivar - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Thalaivar - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Thalaivar - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Thalaivar - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Thalaivar Guides that feature Thalaivar - Uniforms for Modern Indian Restaurants: Beyond the Kurta More brands we have made for - Alma Bakery - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Thalaivar What did RestroCart make for Thalaivar?2 manager uniforms, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms, waiter and steward uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Thalaivar's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Thalaivar's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Alma Bakery: Winterwear & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/alma-bakery/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Alma Bakery. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Alma Bakery Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Alma Bakery: winterwear, chef coats, name badges and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear, chef coats, name badges and uniform shirts for Alma Bakery. Every piece was customized to Alma Bakery's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces Chef uniformsAlma Bakery Add to enquiry Name badgesAlma Bakery Add to enquiry Sweaters & cardigansAlma Bakery Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsAlma Bakery Add to enquiry Windcheaters & raincoatsAlma Bakery Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Alma Bakery - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for Alma Bakery - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Alma Bakery - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for Alma Bakery - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Alma Bakery More brands we have made for - Black Bear Brew - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Alma Bakery What did RestroCart make for Alma Bakery?2 winterwear, chef coats, name badges and pins and uniform shirts, all customized to Alma Bakery's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Alma Bakery's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Black Bear Brew: Coasters & Drinkware by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/black-bear-brew/ See the coasters and drinkware RestroCart designed and made for Black Bear Brew: 5 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Black Bear Brew Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Black Bear Brew: coasters and drinkware, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made coasters and drinkware for Black Bear Brew. Every piece was customized to Black Bear Brew's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces EnamelwareBlack Bear Brew Add to enquiry CoastersBlack Bear Brew Add to enquiry CoastersBlack Bear Brew Add to enquiry CoastersBlack Bear Brew Add to enquiry Printed mugsBlack Bear Brew Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Black Bear Brew - Custom coasters for cafes, bars and restaurants 3 for Black Bear Brew - Custom printed mugs, enamelware and glassware 2 for Black Bear Brew Guides that feature Black Bear Brew - Custom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How More brands we have made for - Bunta Bar - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Black Bear Brew What did RestroCart make for Black Bear Brew?3 coasters and 2 mugs and glassware, all customized to Black Bear Brew's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Black Bear Brew's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Bunta Bar: Bartender Uniforms & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/bunta-bar/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Bunta Bar. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Bunta Bar Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Bunta Bar: bartender uniforms, service uniforms and housekeeping uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made bartender uniforms, service uniforms and housekeeping uniforms for Bunta Bar. Every piece was customized to Bunta Bar's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces Bartender uniformsBunta Bar Add to enquiry Bartender uniformsBunta Bar Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsBunta Bar Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsBunta Bar Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsBunta Bar Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Bunta Bar - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 2 for Bunta Bar - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Bunta Bar - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Bunta Bar Guides that feature Bunta Bar - Custom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: An Honest Comparison of Cost, Quality and Brand Value More brands we have made for - Cafe Bean & Basil - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Bunta Bar What did RestroCart make for Bunta Bar?2 bartender uniforms, 2 waiter and steward uniforms and housekeeping uniforms, all customized to Bunta Bar's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Bunta Bar's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Cafe Bean & Basil: Uniform Shirts & Name Badges by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/cafe-bean-basil/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Cafe Bean & Basil. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Cafe Bean & Basil Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Cafe Bean & Basil: uniform shirts, name badges, chef coats and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made uniform shirts, name badges, chef coats and winterwear for Cafe Bean & Basil. Every piece was customized to Cafe Bean & Basil's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces Badges & pinsCafe Bean & Basil Add to enquiry Chef uniformsCafe Bean & Basil Add to enquiry SweatshirtsCafe Bean & Basil Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsCafe Bean & Basil Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsCafe Bean & Basil Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Cafe Bean & Basil - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 2 for Cafe Bean & Basil - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for Cafe Bean & Basil - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Cafe Bean & Basil - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Cafe Bean & Basil More brands we have made for - Coffee Bond - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - Rustoms - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Cafe Bean & Basil What did RestroCart make for Cafe Bean & Basil?2 uniform shirts, name badges and pins, chef coats and winterwear, all customized to Cafe Bean & Basil's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Cafe Bean & Basil's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Coffee Bond: Aprons & Uniform Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/coffee-bond/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Coffee Bond. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Coffee Bond Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Coffee Bond: aprons, uniform shirts and winterwear, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, uniform shirts and winterwear for Coffee Bond. Every piece was customized to Coffee Bond's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces ApronsCoffee Bond Add to enquiry ApronsCoffee Bond Add to enquiry SweatshirtsCoffee Bond Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsCoffee Bond Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsCoffee Bond Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Coffee Bond - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 2 for Coffee Bond - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 2 for Coffee Bond - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Coffee Bond Guides that feature Coffee Bond - Barista Aprons: Cross-Back vs Neck Strap, Canvas, Denim or Leather, and the Pockets Your Coffee Bar Actually Needs - Dry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T-shirt Uniforms for Restaurants, QSRs and Cafes More brands we have made for - Counter Culture Coffee - Grain - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - Rustoms - Avatar - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Coffee Bond What did RestroCart make for Coffee Bond?2 aprons, 2 uniform shirts and winterwear, all customized to Coffee Bond's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Coffee Bond's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Counter Culture Coffee: Caps & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/counter-culture-coffee/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Counter Culture Coffee. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Counter Culture Coffee Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Counter Culture Coffee: caps, aprons, menus and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made caps, aprons, menus and winterwear for Counter Culture Coffee. Every piece was customized to Counter Culture Coffee's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces ApronsCounter Culture Coffee Add to enquiry CapsCounter Culture Coffee Add to enquiry CapsCounter Culture Coffee Add to enquiry MenusCounter Culture Coffee Add to enquiry Winterwear jackets & zippersCounter Culture Coffee Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Counter Culture Coffee - Custom caps and service headwear 2 for Counter Culture Coffee - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Counter Culture Coffee - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for Counter Culture Coffee - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Counter Culture Coffee Guides that feature Counter Culture Coffee - Zipper Jackets, Fleece and Windcheaters as Branded Staff Outerwear: Fabrics, Hoods and Embroidery vs Print More brands we have made for - Grain - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - Rustoms - Avatar - Bar & Beans - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Counter Culture Coffee What did RestroCart make for Counter Culture Coffee?2 caps and headwear, aprons, restaurant menus and winterwear, all customized to Counter Culture Coffee's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Counter Culture Coffee's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Grain: Winterwear & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/grain/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Grain. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Grain Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Grain: winterwear, aprons, service uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear, aprons, service uniforms and uniform shirts for Grain. Every piece was customized to Grain's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces ApronsGrain Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsGrain Add to enquiry Sweaters & cardigansGrain Add to enquiry Sweaters & cardigansGrain Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsGrain Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Grain - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for Grain - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Grain - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Grain - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Grain The full story - Woven into the Brand: Custom Table Napkins for The Grain Room Guides that feature Grain - Branded Cushion Covers and Soft Furnishings for Cafe Interiors: Fabrics, Printing and Washability - Sweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos More brands we have made for - Housewood Villas - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - Rustoms - Avatar - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Grain What did RestroCart make for Grain?2 winterwear, aprons, waiter and steward uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Grain's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Grain's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Housewood Villas: Manager Uniforms & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/housewood-villas/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Housewood Villas. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Housewood Villas Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Housewood Villas: manager uniforms, aprons, winterwear and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made manager uniforms, aprons, winterwear and uniform shirts for Housewood Villas. Every piece was customized to Housewood Villas' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces Blazers & waistcoatsHousewood Villas Add to enquiry Canvas apronsHousewood Villas Add to enquiry Sweaters & cardigansHousewood Villas Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsHousewood Villas Add to enquiry Blazers & waistcoatsHousewood Villas Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Housewood Villas - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 2 for Housewood Villas - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Housewood Villas - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Housewood Villas - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Housewood Villas Guides that feature Housewood Villas - Uniforms for Boutique Hotels, Villas and Homestays: One Look for a Small Team More brands we have made for - Indian Catering Company - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - Rustoms - Avatar - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - Blackjack - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Housewood Villas What did RestroCart make for Housewood Villas?2 manager uniforms, aprons, winterwear and uniform shirts, all customized to Housewood Villas' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Housewood Villas' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Indian Catering Company: Service Uniforms & Signage by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/indian-catering-company/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Indian Catering Company. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Indian Catering Company Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Indian Catering Company: service uniforms, signage and winterwear, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made service uniforms, signage and winterwear for Indian Catering Company. Every piece was customized to Indian Catering Company's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces Winterwear jackets & zippersIndian Catering Company Add to enquiry Catering uniformsIndian Catering Company Add to enquiry Signage & display boardsIndian Catering Company Add to enquiry Catering uniformsIndian Catering Company Add to enquiry SignageIndian Catering Company Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Indian Catering Company - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Indian Catering Company - Restaurant signage and display boards we have made 2 for Indian Catering Company - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Indian Catering Company More brands we have made for - Me Waffle N More - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - Rustoms - Avatar - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Indian Catering Company What did RestroCart make for Indian Catering Company?2 waiter and steward uniforms, 2 restaurant signage and winterwear, all customized to Indian Catering Company's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Indian Catering Company's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Me Waffle N More: Uniform Shirts & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/me-waffle-n-more/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Me Waffle N More. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Me Waffle N More Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Me Waffle N More: uniform shirts, aprons, t-shirts and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made uniform shirts, aprons, t-shirts and chef coats for Me Waffle N More. Every piece was customized to Me Waffle N More's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces ApronsMe Waffle N More Add to enquiry Polo t-shirtsMe Waffle N More Add to enquiry Chef coatsMe Waffle N More Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsMe Waffle N More Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsMe Waffle N More Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Me Waffle N More - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 2 for Me Waffle N More - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Me Waffle N More - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 1 for Me Waffle N More - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Me Waffle N More More brands we have made for - NOMAD Pizza - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - Rustoms - Avatar - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Me Waffle N More What did RestroCart make for Me Waffle N More?2 uniform shirts, aprons, t-shirt uniforms and chef coats, all customized to Me Waffle N More's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Me Waffle N More's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## NOMAD Pizza: T-Shirts & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/nomad-pizza/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for NOMAD Pizza. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › NOMAD Pizza Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces NOMAD Pizza: t-shirts, chef coats and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made t-shirts, chef coats and uniform shirts for NOMAD Pizza. Every piece was customized to NOMAD Pizza's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces Chef uniformsNOMAD Pizza Add to enquiry Dry-fit t-shirtsNOMAD Pizza Add to enquiry Dry-fit t-shirtsNOMAD Pizza Add to enquiry Dry-fit t-shirtsNOMAD Pizza Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsNOMAD Pizza Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for NOMAD Pizza - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 3 for NOMAD Pizza - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for NOMAD Pizza - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for NOMAD Pizza Guides that feature NOMAD Pizza - Pizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands More brands we have made for - Pop Thai - Raw Cream - Rustoms - Avatar - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for NOMAD Pizza What did RestroCart make for NOMAD Pizza?3 t-shirt uniforms, chef coats and uniform shirts, all customized to NOMAD Pizza's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like NOMAD Pizza's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Pop Thai: Aprons & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/pop-thai/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Pop Thai. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Pop Thai Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Pop Thai: aprons, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms, gifting kits and drinkware for Pop Thai. Every piece was customized to Pop Thai's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces ApronsPop Thai Add to enquiry Chef uniformsPop Thai Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsPop Thai Add to enquiry Merchandise kitsPop Thai Add to enquiry Printed mugsPop Thai Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Pop Thai - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Pop Thai - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Pop Thai - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Pop Thai - Custom merchandise and gifting kits 1 for Pop Thai - Custom printed mugs, enamelware and glassware 1 for Pop Thai Guides that feature Pop Thai - Custom Mugs, Glassware and Enamelware for Cafes and Restaurants: What to Brand and How - Uniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour More brands we have made for - Raw Cream - Rustoms - Avatar - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Pop Thai What did RestroCart make for Pop Thai?Aprons, chef coats, housekeeping uniforms, merchandise and gifting kits and mugs and glassware, all customized to Pop Thai's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Pop Thai's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Raw Cream: Aprons & Uniform Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/raw-cream/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Raw Cream. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Raw Cream Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Raw Cream: aprons, uniform shirts and name badges, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, uniform shirts and name badges for Raw Cream. Every piece was customized to Raw Cream's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces ApronsRaw Cream Add to enquiry ApronsRaw Cream Add to enquiry Badges & pinsRaw Cream Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsRaw Cream Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsRaw Cream Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Raw Cream - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 2 for Raw Cream - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 2 for Raw Cream - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for Raw Cream More brands we have made for - Rustoms - Avatar - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Raw Cream What did RestroCart make for Raw Cream?2 aprons, 2 uniform shirts and name badges and pins, all customized to Raw Cream's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Raw Cream's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Rustoms: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/rustoms/ 5 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Rustoms. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Rustoms Our Work · Clients · 5 pieces Rustoms: chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and uniform shirts for Rustoms. Every piece was customized to Rustoms' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 5 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 5 pieces Chef uniformsRustoms Add to enquiry Chef uniformsRustoms Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsRustoms Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsRustoms Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsRustoms Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Rustoms - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Rustoms - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 2 for Rustoms - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Rustoms More brands we have made for - Avatar - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Rustoms What did RestroCart make for Rustoms?2 chef coats, 2 housekeeping uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Rustoms' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Rustoms' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Avatar: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/avatar/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Avatar. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Avatar Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Avatar: chef coats and housekeeping uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats and housekeeping uniforms for Avatar. Every piece was customized to Avatar's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Chef coatsAvatar Add to enquiry Chef uniformsAvatar Add to enquiry Chef uniformsAvatar Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsAvatar Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Avatar - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 3 for Avatar - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Avatar Guides that feature Avatar - How to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance - How to Write a Restaurant Uniform Brief Your Supplier Can Actually Quote (Free Template) More brands we have made for - Bar & Beans - Bellagio - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Delilah - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Avatar What did RestroCart make for Avatar?3 chef coats and housekeeping uniforms, all customized to Avatar's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Avatar's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Bar & Beans: Chef Coats & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/bar-beans/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Bar & Beans. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Bar & Beans Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Bar & Beans: chef coats, aprons, stationery and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, aprons, stationery and uniform shirts for Bar & Beans. Every piece was customized to Bar & Beans' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Chef coatsBar & Beans Add to enquiry Denim apronsBar & Beans Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesBar & Beans Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBar & Beans Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Bar & Beans - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Bar & Beans - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Bar & Beans - Restaurant stationery and print we have made 1 for Bar & Beans - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Bar & Beans Guides that feature Bar & Beans - Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs More brands we have made for - Bellagio - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Diggin - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Bar & Beans What did RestroCart make for Bar & Beans?Chef coats, aprons, restaurant stationery and uniform shirts, all customized to Bar & Beans' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Bar & Beans' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Bellagio: Housekeeping Uniforms & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/bellagio/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Bellagio. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Bellagio Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Bellagio: housekeeping uniforms, aprons and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made housekeeping uniforms, aprons and chef coats for Bellagio. Every piece was customized to Bellagio's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsBellagio Add to enquiry Chef uniformsBellagio Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsBellagio Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsBellagio Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Bellagio - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 2 for Bellagio - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Bellagio - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Bellagio Guides that feature Bellagio - How Custom Restaurant Uniforms Are Made: The Brief-to-Doorstep Process, Step by Step - Dry-fit, Cotton or Full-Sleeve? Choosing T-shirt Uniforms for Restaurants, QSRs and Cafes More brands we have made for - Blackjack - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Diggin - Dirty Good - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Bellagio What did RestroCart make for Bellagio?2 housekeeping uniforms, aprons and chef coats, all customized to Bellagio's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Bellagio's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Blackjack: Winterwear & Uniform Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/blackjack/ See the winterwear and uniform shirts RestroCart designed and made for Blackjack: 4 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Blackjack Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Blackjack: winterwear and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear and uniform shirts for Blackjack. Every piece was customized to Blackjack's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces HoodiesBlackjack Add to enquiry HoodiesBlackjack Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBlackjack Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBlackjack Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Blackjack - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for Blackjack - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 2 for Blackjack Guides that feature Blackjack - Uniforms for Hookah Lounges and Shisha Bars: Heat, Charcoal, Smoke and Dark Colours More brands we have made for - Brick N Bean Cafe - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Diggin - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Blackjack What did RestroCart make for Blackjack?2 winterwear and 2 uniform shirts, all customized to Blackjack's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Blackjack's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Brick N Bean Cafe: Chef Coats & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/brick-n-bean-cafe/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Brick N Bean Cafe. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Brick N Bean Cafe Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Brick N Bean Cafe: chef coats, aprons and name badges, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, aprons and name badges for Brick N Bean Cafe. Every piece was customized to Brick N Bean Cafe's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsBrick N Bean Cafe Add to enquiry Badges & pinsBrick N Bean Cafe Add to enquiry Chef uniformsBrick N Bean Cafe Add to enquiry Chef uniformsBrick N Bean Cafe Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Brick N Bean Cafe - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Brick N Bean Cafe - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Brick N Bean Cafe - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for Brick N Bean Cafe More brands we have made for - Cafe Tornado - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Diggin - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Brick N Bean Cafe What did RestroCart make for Brick N Bean Cafe?2 chef coats, aprons and name badges and pins, all customized to Brick N Bean Cafe's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Brick N Bean Cafe's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Cafe Tornado: Bartender Uniforms & Gifting Kits by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/cafe-tornado/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Cafe Tornado. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Cafe Tornado Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Cafe Tornado: bartender uniforms, gifting kits, winterwear and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made bartender uniforms, gifting kits, winterwear and uniform shirts for Cafe Tornado. Every piece was customized to Cafe Tornado's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Bartender uniformsCafe Tornado Add to enquiry Bar jiggersCafe Tornado Add to enquiry SweatshirtsCafe Tornado Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsCafe Tornado Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Cafe Tornado - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 1 for Cafe Tornado - Custom merchandise and gifting kits 1 for Cafe Tornado - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Cafe Tornado - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Cafe Tornado More brands we have made for - CakeCity Patisserie - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Diggin - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Cafe Tornado What did RestroCart make for Cafe Tornado?Bartender uniforms, merchandise and gifting kits, winterwear and uniform shirts, all customized to Cafe Tornado's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Cafe Tornado's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## CakeCity Patisserie: Caps & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/cakecity-patisserie/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for CakeCity Patisserie. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › CakeCity Patisserie Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces CakeCity Patisserie: caps, aprons and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made caps, aprons and chef coats for CakeCity Patisserie. Every piece was customized to CakeCity Patisserie's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsCakeCity Patisserie Add to enquiry CapsCakeCity Patisserie Add to enquiry Chef uniformsCakeCity Patisserie Add to enquiry CapsCakeCity Patisserie Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for CakeCity Patisserie - Custom caps and service headwear 2 for CakeCity Patisserie - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for CakeCity Patisserie - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for CakeCity Patisserie More brands we have made for - Chaat Art - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Diggin - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for CakeCity Patisserie What did RestroCart make for CakeCity Patisserie?2 caps and headwear, aprons and chef coats, all customized to CakeCity Patisserie's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like CakeCity Patisserie's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Chaat Art: Packaging & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/chaat-art/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Chaat Art in Mohali. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Chaat Art Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Chaat Art: packaging and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made packaging and chef coats for Chaat Art in Mohali. Every piece was customized to Chaat Art's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Branded packagingChaat Art Add to enquiry Chef uniformsChaat Art Add to enquiry Stickers & danglersChaat Art Add to enquiry Stickers & danglersChaat Art Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Chaat Art - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 3 for Chaat Art - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Chaat Art Guides that feature Chaat Art - Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs - Restaurant Uniforms and Supplies for Punjab and the Chandigarh Tricity: Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh More brands we have made for - Cremeborne - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Diggin - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - NAO - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Chaat Art What did RestroCart make for Chaat Art?3 restaurant packaging and chef coats, all customized to Chaat Art's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Chaat Art's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Cremeborne: Aprons & Caps by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/cremeborne/ See the aprons and caps RestroCart designed and made for Cremeborne: 4 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Cremeborne Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Cremeborne: aprons and caps, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons and caps for Cremeborne. Every piece was customized to Cremeborne's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsCremeborne Add to enquiry ApronsCremeborne Add to enquiry ApronsCremeborne Add to enquiry CapsCremeborne Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Cremeborne - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 3 for Cremeborne - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for Cremeborne More brands we have made for - Defence Bakery - Delilah - Diggin - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Cremeborne What did RestroCart make for Cremeborne?3 aprons and caps and headwear, all customized to Cremeborne's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Cremeborne's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Defence Bakery: Winterwear & Caps by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/defence-bakery/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Defence Bakery. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Defence Bakery Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Defence Bakery: winterwear, caps and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear, caps and service uniforms for Defence Bakery. Every piece was customized to Defence Bakery's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces CapsDefence Bakery Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsDefence Bakery Add to enquiry Windcheaters & raincoatsDefence Bakery Add to enquiry Winterwear jackets & zippersDefence Bakery Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Defence Bakery - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for Defence Bakery - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for Defence Bakery - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Defence Bakery Guides that feature Defence Bakery - Sweaters and Cardigans for Restaurant and Hotel Staff: A North Indian Winter Guide to Knits, Necklines and Logos More brands we have made for - Delilah - Diggin - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Defence Bakery What did RestroCart make for Defence Bakery?2 winterwear, caps and headwear and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Defence Bakery's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Defence Bakery's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Delilah: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/delilah/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Delilah. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Delilah Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Delilah: chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and table accessories, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and table accessories for Delilah. Every piece was customized to Delilah's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Chef capsDelilah Add to enquiry Chef coatsDelilah Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsDelilah Add to enquiry MDF bill holdersDelilah Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Delilah - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Delilah - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Delilah - Custom bill holders, caddies, tent cards and trays 1 for Delilah More brands we have made for - Diggin - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Delilah What did RestroCart make for Delilah?2 chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and table accessories, all customized to Delilah's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Delilah's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Diggin: Housekeeping Uniforms & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/diggin/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Diggin. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Diggin Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Diggin: housekeeping uniforms and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made housekeeping uniforms and chef coats for Diggin. Every piece was customized to Diggin's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Housekeeping uniformsDiggin Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsDiggin Add to enquiry Chef uniformsDiggin Add to enquiry Chef uniformsDiggin Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Diggin - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 2 for Diggin - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Diggin More brands we have made for - Dirty Good - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - Tapri - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Diggin What did RestroCart make for Diggin?2 housekeeping uniforms and 2 chef coats, all customized to Diggin's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Diggin's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Dirty Good: Winterwear & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/dirty-good/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Dirty Good. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Dirty Good Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Dirty Good: winterwear, aprons and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear, aprons and uniform shirts for Dirty Good. Every piece was customized to Dirty Good's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Denim apronsDirty Good Add to enquiry HoodiesDirty Good Add to enquiry SweatshirtsDirty Good Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsDirty Good Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Dirty Good - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for Dirty Good - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Dirty Good - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Dirty Good More brands we have made for - Game of Momos - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - Tapri - The Cake Company - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Dirty Good What did RestroCart make for Dirty Good?2 winterwear, aprons and uniform shirts, all customized to Dirty Good's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Dirty Good's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Game of Momos: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/game-of-momos/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Game of Momos. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Game of Momos Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Game of Momos: chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and uniform shirts for Game of Momos. Every piece was customized to Game of Momos' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Chef coatsGame of Momos Add to enquiry Chef uniformsGame of Momos Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsGame of Momos Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsGame of Momos Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Game of Momos - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Game of Momos - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Game of Momos - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Game of Momos More brands we have made for - Ishka Cafe - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - Tapri - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Game of Momos What did RestroCart make for Game of Momos?2 chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Game of Momos' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Game of Momos' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Ishka Cafe: Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/ishka-cafe/ See the aprons RestroCart designed and made for Ishka Cafe: 4 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Ishka Cafe Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Ishka Cafe: aprons, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons for Ishka Cafe. Every piece was customized to Ishka Cafe's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsIshka Cafe Add to enquiry ApronsIshka Cafe Add to enquiry ApronsIshka Cafe Add to enquiry ApronsIshka Cafe Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Ishka Cafe - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 4 for Ishka Cafe More brands we have made for - Kiki Bar - Miss Margarita - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - Tapri - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Ishka Cafe What did RestroCart make for Ishka Cafe?4 aprons, all customized to Ishka Cafe's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Ishka Cafe's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Kiki Bar: Service Uniforms & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/kiki-bar/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Kiki Bar. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Kiki Bar Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Kiki Bar: service uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and manager uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made service uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and manager uniforms for Kiki Bar. Every piece was customized to Kiki Bar's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Housekeeping uniformsKiki Bar Add to enquiry Manager uniformsKiki Bar Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsKiki Bar Add to enquiry Valet uniformsKiki Bar Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Kiki Bar - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Kiki Bar - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Kiki Bar - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 1 for Kiki Bar Guides that feature Kiki Bar - Valet and Parking Staff Uniforms for Restaurants and Hotels: Visibility, Weather, Jackets and Caps More brands we have made for - Miss Margarita - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - Tapri - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Kiki Bar What did RestroCart make for Kiki Bar?2 waiter and steward uniforms, housekeeping uniforms and manager uniforms, all customized to Kiki Bar's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Kiki Bar's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Miss Margarita: Custom Work by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/miss-margarita/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Miss Margarita. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Miss Margarita Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Miss Margarita: service uniforms, bartender uniforms and housekeeping uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made service uniforms, bartender uniforms and housekeeping uniforms for Miss Margarita. Every piece was customized to Miss Margarita's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Bartender uniformsMiss Margarita Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsMiss Margarita Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsMiss Margarita Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsMiss Margarita Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Miss Margarita - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Miss Margarita - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 1 for Miss Margarita - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Miss Margarita More brands we have made for - NAO - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - Tapri - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - Tobiko - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Miss Margarita What did RestroCart make for Miss Margarita?2 waiter and steward uniforms, bartender uniforms and housekeeping uniforms, all customized to Miss Margarita's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Miss Margarita's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## NAO: Chef Coats & Menus by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/nao/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for NAO. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › NAO Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces NAO: chef coats, menus, service uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, menus, service uniforms and uniform shirts for NAO. Every piece was customized to NAO's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Chef uniformsNAO Add to enquiry MenusNAO Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsNAO Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsNAO Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for NAO - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for NAO - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for NAO - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for NAO - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for NAO Guides that feature NAO - Printing Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles More brands we have made for - Peggy Ice Creams - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - Tapri - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - Tobiko - iOrganic - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for NAO What did RestroCart make for NAO?Chef coats, restaurant menus, waiter and steward uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to NAO's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like NAO's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Peggy Ice Creams: Aprons & Caps by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/peggy-ice-creams/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Peggy Ice Creams. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Peggy Ice Creams Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Peggy Ice Creams: aprons, caps, service uniforms and more, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, caps, service uniforms and uniform shirts for Peggy Ice Creams. Every piece was customized to Peggy Ice Creams' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Canvas apronsPeggy Ice Creams Add to enquiry CapsPeggy Ice Creams Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsPeggy Ice Creams Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsPeggy Ice Creams Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Peggy Ice Creams - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Peggy Ice Creams - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for Peggy Ice Creams - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Peggy Ice Creams - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Peggy Ice Creams More brands we have made for - Quick Brown Fox - Satay - Tapri - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - Tobiko - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Peggy Ice Creams What did RestroCart make for Peggy Ice Creams?Aprons, caps and headwear, waiter and steward uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Peggy Ice Creams' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Peggy Ice Creams' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Quick Brown Fox: Aprons & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/quick-brown-fox/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Quick Brown Fox. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Quick Brown Fox Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Quick Brown Fox: aprons and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons and service uniforms for Quick Brown Fox. Every piece was customized to Quick Brown Fox's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsQuick Brown Fox Add to enquiry ApronsQuick Brown Fox Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsQuick Brown Fox Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsQuick Brown Fox Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Quick Brown Fox - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 2 for Quick Brown Fox - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 2 for Quick Brown Fox More brands we have made for - Satay - Tapri - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - Tobiko - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - AJA - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Quick Brown Fox What did RestroCart make for Quick Brown Fox?2 aprons and 2 waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Quick Brown Fox's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Quick Brown Fox's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Satay: Name Badges & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/satay/ See the name badges, aprons and chef coats RestroCart designed and made for Satay: 4 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Satay Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Satay: name badges, aprons and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made name badges, aprons and chef coats for Satay. Every piece was customized to Satay's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsSatay Add to enquiry Badges & pinsSatay Add to enquiry Chef uniformsSatay Add to enquiry Name badgesSatay Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Satay - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 2 for Satay - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Satay - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Satay Guides that feature Satay - Lapel Pins, Button Badges, Magnets and Keychains: Small Branded Metal That Does Big Work for Restaurants More brands we have made for - Tapri - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - Tobiko - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - AJA - American Connection - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Satay What did RestroCart make for Satay?2 name badges and pins, aprons and chef coats, all customized to Satay's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Satay's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Tapri: Table Linen & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/tapri/ See the table linen, aprons and menus RestroCart designed and made for Tapri: 4 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Tapri Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Tapri: table linen, aprons and menus, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made table linen, aprons and menus for Tapri. Every piece was customized to Tapri's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsTapri Add to enquiry MenusTapri Add to enquiry Table napkinsTapri Add to enquiry Table napkinsTapri Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Tapri - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 2 for Tapri - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Tapri - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for Tapri Guides that feature Tapri - Branded Cushion Covers and Soft Furnishings for Cafe Interiors: Fabrics, Printing and Washability - MDF Menu Boards and Clipboard Menus: Engraving vs UV Print, Clips, Thickness, Finishes and Menus That Change More brands we have made for - The Cake Company - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - Tobiko - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - AJA - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Tapri What did RestroCart make for Tapri?2 table napkins and linen, aprons and restaurant menus, all customized to Tapri's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Tapri's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## The Cake Company: Winterwear & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/the-cake-company/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for The Cake Company. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › The Cake Company Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces The Cake Company: winterwear, chef coats and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear, chef coats and uniform shirts for The Cake Company. Every piece was customized to The Cake Company's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Chef coatsThe Cake Company Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsThe Cake Company Add to enquiry Windcheaters & raincoatsThe Cake Company Add to enquiry Windcheaters & raincoatsThe Cake Company Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for The Cake Company - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for The Cake Company - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for The Cake Company - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for The Cake Company Guides that feature The Cake Company - Monsoon Rainwear for Restaurant Staff: Raincoats, Windcheaters and Waterproof Aprons for Riders, Valets and Outdoor Teams More brands we have made for - The Coffee Shop - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - Tobiko - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - AJA - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for The Cake Company What did RestroCart make for The Cake Company?2 winterwear, chef coats and uniform shirts, all customized to The Cake Company's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like The Cake Company's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## The Coffee Shop: Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/the-coffee-shop/ See the chef coats RestroCart designed and made for The Coffee Shop: 4 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › The Coffee Shop Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces The Coffee Shop: chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats for The Coffee Shop. Every piece was customized to The Coffee Shop's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Chef capsThe Coffee Shop Add to enquiry Chef coatsThe Coffee Shop Add to enquiry Chef coatsThe Coffee Shop Add to enquiry Chef capsThe Coffee Shop Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for The Coffee Shop - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 4 for The Coffee Shop More brands we have made for - The Food Stories - The Sunday House - Tobiko - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - AJA - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for The Coffee Shop What did RestroCart make for The Coffee Shop?4 chef coats, all customized to The Coffee Shop's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like The Coffee Shop's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## The Food Stories: Housekeeping Uniforms & Caps by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/the-food-stories/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for The Food Stories. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › The Food Stories Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces The Food Stories: housekeeping uniforms, caps and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made housekeeping uniforms, caps and chef coats for The Food Stories. Every piece was customized to The Food Stories' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces CapsThe Food Stories Add to enquiry Chef uniformsThe Food Stories Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsThe Food Stories Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsThe Food Stories Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for The Food Stories - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 2 for The Food Stories - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for The Food Stories - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for The Food Stories More brands we have made for - The Sunday House - Tobiko - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - AJA - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for The Food Stories What did RestroCart make for The Food Stories?2 housekeeping uniforms, caps and headwear and chef coats, all customized to The Food Stories' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like The Food Stories' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## The Sunday House: Menus & Name Badges by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/the-sunday-house/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for The Sunday House. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › The Sunday House Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces The Sunday House: menus, name badges and coasters, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made menus, name badges and coasters for The Sunday House. Every piece was customized to The Sunday House's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces Badges & pinsThe Sunday House Add to enquiry MDF menu coversThe Sunday House Add to enquiry MenusThe Sunday House Add to enquiry Paper coastersThe Sunday House Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for The Sunday House - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 2 for The Sunday House - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for The Sunday House - Custom coasters for cafes, bars and restaurants 1 for The Sunday House Guides that feature The Sunday House - Wooden Menus: The Small Upgrade Your Guests Actually Notice - The Bill, Beautifully: MDF Bill Holders That End the Meal on Brand - Printing Paper Menus for Restaurants: Paper Types, GSM, Lamination, Sizes, Folds and Reprint Cycles - Celebrating a Restaurant Anniversary with Merchandise and a Uniform Refresh: Limited-Edition Tees, Badges, Coasters and Guest Giveaways More brands we have made for - Tobiko - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - AJA - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for The Sunday House What did RestroCart make for The Sunday House?2 restaurant menus, name badges and pins and coasters, all customized to The Sunday House's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like The Sunday House's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Tobiko: Aprons & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/tobiko/ 4 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Tobiko. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Tobiko Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces Tobiko: aprons, chef coats and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, chef coats and service uniforms for Tobiko. Every piece was customized to Tobiko's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces ApronsTobiko Add to enquiry ApronsTobiko Add to enquiry Chef uniformsTobiko Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsTobiko Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Tobiko - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 2 for Tobiko - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Tobiko - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Tobiko More brands we have made for - iOrganic - 501 Kitchen - AJA - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Tobiko What did RestroCart make for Tobiko?2 aprons, chef coats and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Tobiko's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Tobiko's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## iOrganic: Winterwear & Caps by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/iorganic/ See the winterwear, caps and t-shirts RestroCart designed and made for iOrganic: 4 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › iOrganic Our Work · Clients · 4 pieces iOrganic: winterwear, caps and t-shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear, caps and t-shirts for iOrganic. Every piece was customized to iOrganic's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 4 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 4 pieces CapsiOrganic Add to enquiry Dry-fit t-shirtsiOrganic Add to enquiry HoodiesiOrganic Add to enquiry HoodiesiOrganic Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for iOrganic - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for iOrganic - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for iOrganic - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 1 for iOrganic More brands we have made for - 501 Kitchen - AJA - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for iOrganic What did RestroCart make for iOrganic?2 winterwear, caps and headwear and t-shirt uniforms, all customized to iOrganic's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like iOrganic's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## 501 Kitchen: Caps & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/501-kitchen/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for 501 Kitchen. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › 501 Kitchen Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces 501 Kitchen: caps, chef coats and housekeeping uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made caps, chef coats and housekeeping uniforms for 501 Kitchen. Every piece was customized to 501 Kitchen's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Caps501 Kitchen Add to enquiry Chef uniforms501 Kitchen Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniforms501 Kitchen Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for 501 Kitchen - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for 501 Kitchen - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for 501 Kitchen - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for 501 Kitchen Guides that feature 501 Kitchen - Restaurant and Cafe Uniforms in Noida: What to Order, What It Takes and How to Brief More brands we have made for - AJA - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for 501 Kitchen What did RestroCart make for 501 Kitchen?Caps and headwear, chef coats and housekeeping uniforms, all customized to 501 Kitchen's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like 501 Kitchen's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## AJA: Winterwear & Name Badges by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/aja/ See the winterwear and name badges RestroCart designed and made for AJA: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › AJA Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces AJA: winterwear and name badges, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made winterwear and name badges for AJA. Every piece was customized to AJA's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Name badgesAJA Add to enquiry SweatshirtsAJA Add to enquiry Winterwear jackets & zippersAJA Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for AJA - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 2 for AJA - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for AJA More brands we have made for - American Connection - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for AJA What did RestroCart make for AJA?2 winterwear and name badges and pins, all customized to AJA's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like AJA's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## American Connection: Custom Work by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/american-connection/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for American Connection. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › American Connection Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces American Connection: name badges, bartender uniforms and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made name badges, bartender uniforms and chef coats for American Connection. Every piece was customized to American Connection's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Badges & pinsAmerican Connection Add to enquiry Bartender uniformsAmerican Connection Add to enquiry Chef uniformsAmerican Connection Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for American Connection - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for American Connection - Custom bartender uniforms and bar aprons 1 for American Connection - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for American Connection More brands we have made for - Ancient Barbeque - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for American Connection What did RestroCart make for American Connection?Name badges and pins, bartender uniforms and chef coats, all customized to American Connection's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like American Connection's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Ancient Barbeque: Uniform Shirts & Packaging by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/ancient-barbeque/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Ancient Barbeque. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Ancient Barbeque Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Ancient Barbeque: uniform shirts and packaging, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made uniform shirts and packaging for Ancient Barbeque. Every piece was customized to Ancient Barbeque's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Branded packagingAncient Barbeque Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsAncient Barbeque Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsAncient Barbeque Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Ancient Barbeque - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 2 for Ancient Barbeque - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 1 for Ancient Barbeque More brands we have made for - Bake N Roast - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - Eden - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Ancient Barbeque What did RestroCart make for Ancient Barbeque?2 uniform shirts and restaurant packaging, all customized to Ancient Barbeque's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Ancient Barbeque's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Bake N Roast: Chef Coats & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/bake-n-roast/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Bake N Roast. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Bake N Roast Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Bake N Roast: chef coats and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats and service uniforms for Bake N Roast. Every piece was customized to Bake N Roast's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef uniformsBake N Roast Add to enquiry Chef uniformsBake N Roast Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsBake N Roast Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Bake N Roast - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Bake N Roast - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Bake N Roast More brands we have made for - Bengal Bay - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Bake N Roast What did RestroCart make for Bake N Roast?2 chef coats and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Bake N Roast's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Bake N Roast's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Bengal Bay: Stationery & Packaging by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/bengal-bay/ See the stationery and packaging RestroCart designed and made for Bengal Bay: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Bengal Bay Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Bengal Bay: stationery and packaging, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made stationery and packaging for Bengal Bay. Every piece was customized to Bengal Bay's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Stationery & printablesBengal Bay Add to enquiry Stationery & printablesBengal Bay Add to enquiry Stickers & danglersBengal Bay Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Bengal Bay - Restaurant stationery and print we have made 2 for Bengal Bay - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 1 for Bengal Bay Guides that feature Bengal Bay - Stickers, Thank-You Cards, Danglers and Stationery: The Print Kit Every Restaurant and Cloud Kitchen Needs More brands we have made for - Beno Bar - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Bengal Bay What did RestroCart make for Bengal Bay?2 restaurant stationery and restaurant packaging, all customized to Bengal Bay's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Bengal Bay's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Beno Bar: Aprons & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/beno-bar/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Beno Bar. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Beno Bar Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Beno Bar: aprons, service uniforms and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, service uniforms and uniform shirts for Beno Bar. Every piece was customized to Beno Bar's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Half apronsBeno Bar Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsBeno Bar Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBeno Bar Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Beno Bar - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Beno Bar - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Beno Bar - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Beno Bar More brands we have made for - Big Tree Cafe - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Beno Bar What did RestroCart make for Beno Bar?Aprons, waiter and steward uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Beno Bar's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Beno Bar's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Big Tree Cafe: Chef Coats & Uniform Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/big-tree-cafe/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Big Tree Cafe. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Big Tree Cafe Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Big Tree Cafe: chef coats, uniform shirts and winterwear, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, uniform shirts and winterwear for Big Tree Cafe. Every piece was customized to Big Tree Cafe's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef uniformsBig Tree Cafe Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsBig Tree Cafe Add to enquiry Winterwear jackets & zippersBig Tree Cafe Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Big Tree Cafe - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Big Tree Cafe - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Big Tree Cafe - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Big Tree Cafe Guides that feature Big Tree Cafe - How to Choose a Restaurant Uniform Manufacturer in India: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Pay an Advance More brands we have made for - Cafe Dori - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Big Tree Cafe What did RestroCart make for Big Tree Cafe?Chef coats, uniform shirts and winterwear, all customized to Big Tree Cafe's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Big Tree Cafe's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Cafe Dori: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/cafe-dori/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Cafe Dori. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Cafe Dori Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Cafe Dori: chef coats and housekeeping uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats and housekeeping uniforms for Cafe Dori. Every piece was customized to Cafe Dori's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef coatsCafe Dori Add to enquiry Chef coatsCafe Dori Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsCafe Dori Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Cafe Dori - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Cafe Dori - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Cafe Dori More brands we have made for - Cafe Hawkers - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Cafe Dori What did RestroCart make for Cafe Dori?2 chef coats and housekeeping uniforms, all customized to Cafe Dori's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Cafe Dori's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Cafe Hawkers: T-Shirts & Winterwear by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/cafe-hawkers/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Cafe Hawkers. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Cafe Hawkers Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Cafe Hawkers: t-shirts, winterwear and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made t-shirts, winterwear and uniform shirts for Cafe Hawkers. Every piece was customized to Cafe Hawkers' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Polo t-shirtsCafe Hawkers Add to enquiry HoodiesCafe Hawkers Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsCafe Hawkers Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Cafe Hawkers - Custom t-shirt and polo uniforms 1 for Cafe Hawkers - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Cafe Hawkers - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Cafe Hawkers Guides that feature Cafe Hawkers - Polo T-Shirt or Shirt for Service Staff? A Decision Guide by Concept, Climate, Budget, Laundry and Branding More brands we have made for - Cafe Lakeside - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - In It Cafe - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Cafe Hawkers What did RestroCart make for Cafe Hawkers?T-shirt uniforms, winterwear and uniform shirts, all customized to Cafe Hawkers' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Cafe Hawkers' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Cafe Lakeside: Caps & Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/cafe-lakeside/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Cafe Lakeside. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Cafe Lakeside Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Cafe Lakeside: caps, aprons and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made caps, aprons and service uniforms for Cafe Lakeside. Every piece was customized to Cafe Lakeside's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces CapsCafe Lakeside Add to enquiry Denim apronsCafe Lakeside Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsCafe Lakeside Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Cafe Lakeside - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for Cafe Lakeside - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Cafe Lakeside - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Cafe Lakeside Guides that feature Cafe Lakeside - Custom vs Readymade Restaurant Uniforms: An Honest Comparison of Cost, Quality and Brand Value More brands we have made for - Crudo Juicery - Dirty Apron - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Cafe Lakeside What did RestroCart make for Cafe Lakeside?Caps and headwear, aprons and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Cafe Lakeside's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Cafe Lakeside's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Crudo Juicery: Aprons & Uniform Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/crudo-juicery/ See the aprons and uniform shirts RestroCart designed and made for Crudo Juicery: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Crudo Juicery Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Crudo Juicery: aprons and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons and uniform shirts for Crudo Juicery. Every piece was customized to Crudo Juicery's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces ApronsCrudo Juicery Add to enquiry ApronsCrudo Juicery Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsCrudo Juicery Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Crudo Juicery - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 2 for Crudo Juicery - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Crudo Juicery More brands we have made for - Dirty Apron - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Crudo Juicery What did RestroCart make for Crudo Juicery?2 aprons and uniform shirts, all customized to Crudo Juicery's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Crudo Juicery's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Dirty Apron: Table Linen & Menus by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/dirty-apron/ See the table linen and menus RestroCart designed and made for Dirty Apron: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Dirty Apron Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Dirty Apron: table linen and menus, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made table linen and menus for Dirty Apron. Every piece was customized to Dirty Apron's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Table linenDirty Apron Add to enquiry Printed menu cardsDirty Apron Add to enquiry Table mats & runnersDirty Apron Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Dirty Apron - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 2 for Dirty Apron - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for Dirty Apron More brands we have made for - Eden - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Dirty Apron What did RestroCart make for Dirty Apron?2 table napkins and linen and restaurant menus, all customized to Dirty Apron's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Dirty Apron's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Eden: Chef Coats & Winterwear by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/eden/ See the chef coats and winterwear RestroCart designed and made for Eden: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Eden Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Eden: chef coats and winterwear, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats and winterwear for Eden. Every piece was customized to Eden's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Windcheaters & raincoatsEden Add to enquiry Chef capsEden Add to enquiry Chef uniformsEden Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Eden - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Eden - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Eden More brands we have made for - Fifth Avenue Bakery - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - Like Italy - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Eden What did RestroCart make for Eden?2 chef coats and winterwear, all customized to Eden's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Eden's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Fifth Avenue Bakery: Uniform Shirts & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/fifth-avenue-bakery/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Fifth Avenue Bakery. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Fifth Avenue Bakery Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Fifth Avenue Bakery: uniform shirts and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made uniform shirts and chef coats for Fifth Avenue Bakery. Every piece was customized to Fifth Avenue Bakery's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef coatsFifth Avenue Bakery Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsFifth Avenue Bakery Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsFifth Avenue Bakery Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Fifth Avenue Bakery - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 2 for Fifth Avenue Bakery - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Fifth Avenue Bakery Guides that feature Fifth Avenue Bakery - Uniforms for Central Kitchens, Bakery Production Floors and Food Manufacturing: Lab Coats, Hair Covers, Aprons and Hygiene Zoning More brands we have made for - Fork n Knives - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Fifth Avenue Bakery What did RestroCart make for Fifth Avenue Bakery?2 uniform shirts and chef coats, all customized to Fifth Avenue Bakery's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Fifth Avenue Bakery's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Fork n Knives: Packaging & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/fork-n-knives/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Fork n Knives. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Fork n Knives Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Fork n Knives: packaging and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made packaging and service uniforms for Fork n Knives. Every piece was customized to Fork n Knives' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Branded packagingFork n Knives Add to enquiry Branded packagingFork n Knives Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsFork n Knives Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Fork n Knives - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 2 for Fork n Knives - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Fork n Knives Guides that feature Fork n Knives - Branded Paper Sleeves, Butter Paper, Wrappers and Liners for Burgers, Waffles, Sandwiches and Bakery More brands we have made for - Handsome Courtyard - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Fork n Knives What did RestroCart make for Fork n Knives?2 restaurant packaging and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Fork n Knives' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Fork n Knives' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Handsome Courtyard: Custom Work by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/handsome-courtyard/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Handsome Courtyard. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Handsome Courtyard Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Handsome Courtyard: chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and service uniforms for Handsome Courtyard. Every piece was customized to Handsome Courtyard's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef coatsHandsome Courtyard Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsHandsome Courtyard Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsHandsome Courtyard Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Handsome Courtyard - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Handsome Courtyard - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Handsome Courtyard - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Handsome Courtyard More brands we have made for - Henry Havaldar - Ikura - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Nouba - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Handsome Courtyard What did RestroCart make for Handsome Courtyard?Chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Handsome Courtyard's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Handsome Courtyard's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Henry Havaldar: Aprons & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/henry-havaldar/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Henry Havaldar. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Henry Havaldar Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Henry Havaldar: aprons, service uniforms and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, service uniforms and uniform shirts for Henry Havaldar. Every piece was customized to Henry Havaldar's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces ApronsHenry Havaldar Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsHenry Havaldar Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsHenry Havaldar Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Henry Havaldar - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Henry Havaldar - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Henry Havaldar - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Henry Havaldar More brands we have made for - Ikura - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Nouba - Pings - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Henry Havaldar What did RestroCart make for Henry Havaldar?Aprons, waiter and steward uniforms and uniform shirts, all customized to Henry Havaldar's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Henry Havaldar's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Ikura: Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/ikura/ See the chef coats RestroCart designed and made for Ikura: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Ikura Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Ikura: chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats for Ikura. Every piece was customized to Ikura's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef uniformsIkura Add to enquiry Chef uniformsIkura Add to enquiry Chef uniformsIkura Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Ikura - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 3 for Ikura Guides that feature Ikura - Uniforms for Pan-Asian, Japanese, Thai and Chinese Restaurants: Wraps, Mandarin Collars and Colour More brands we have made for - In It Cafe - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Nouba - Pings - Pour & Palate - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Ikura What did RestroCart make for Ikura?3 chef coats, all customized to Ikura's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Ikura's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## In It Cafe: Caps & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/in-it-cafe/ See the caps and chef coats RestroCart designed and made for In It Cafe: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › In It Cafe Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces In It Cafe: caps and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made caps and chef coats for In It Cafe. Every piece was customized to In It Cafe's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces CapsIn It Cafe Add to enquiry CapsIn It Cafe Add to enquiry Chef uniformsIn It Cafe Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for In It Cafe - Custom caps and service headwear 2 for In It Cafe - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for In It Cafe More brands we have made for - Jimmy's Cocktails - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Nouba - Pings - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for In It Cafe What did RestroCart make for In It Cafe?2 caps and headwear and chef coats, all customized to In It Cafe's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like In It Cafe's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Jimmy's Cocktails: Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/jimmy-s-cocktails/ See the aprons RestroCart designed and made for Jimmy's Cocktails: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Jimmy's Cocktails Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Jimmy's Cocktails: aprons, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons for Jimmy's Cocktails. Every piece was customized to Jimmy's Cocktails' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces ApronsJimmy's Cocktails Add to enquiry ApronsJimmy's Cocktails Add to enquiry Denim apronsJimmy's Cocktails Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Jimmy's Cocktails - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 3 for Jimmy's Cocktails More brands we have made for - Krisa Hospitality - L'Papillae - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Nouba - Pings - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Jimmy's Cocktails What did RestroCart make for Jimmy's Cocktails?3 aprons, all customized to Jimmy's Cocktails' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Jimmy's Cocktails' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Krisa Hospitality: Chef Coats & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/krisa-hospitality/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Krisa Hospitality. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Krisa Hospitality Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Krisa Hospitality: chef coats and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats and service uniforms for Krisa Hospitality. Every piece was customized to Krisa Hospitality's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef uniformsKrisa Hospitality Add to enquiry Chef uniformsKrisa Hospitality Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsKrisa Hospitality Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Krisa Hospitality - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Krisa Hospitality - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Krisa Hospitality More brands we have made for - L'Papillae - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Nouba - Pings - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Krisa Hospitality What did RestroCart make for Krisa Hospitality?2 chef coats and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Krisa Hospitality's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Krisa Hospitality's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## L'Papillae: Aprons & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/l-papillae/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for L'Papillae. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › L'Papillae Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces L'Papillae: aprons, chef coats and menus, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, chef coats and menus for L'Papillae. Every piece was customized to L'Papillae's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces ApronsL'Papillae Add to enquiry Chef coatsL'Papillae Add to enquiry MenusL'Papillae Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for L'Papillae - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for L'Papillae - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for L'Papillae - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for L'Papillae More brands we have made for - Like Italy - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Nouba - Pings - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for L'Papillae What did RestroCart make for L'Papillae?Aprons, chef coats and restaurant menus, all customized to L'Papillae's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like L'Papillae's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Like Italy: Table Linen & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/like-italy/ See the table linen and chef coats RestroCart designed and made for Like Italy: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Like Italy Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Like Italy: table linen and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made table linen and chef coats for Like Italy. Every piece was customized to Like Italy's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef coatsLike Italy Add to enquiry Table linenLike Italy Add to enquiry Table mats & runnersLike Italy Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Like Italy - Custom table napkins, mats and runners 2 for Like Italy - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Like Italy Guides that feature Like Italy - Table Mats and Runners for Restaurants: Denim, Cotton, Leatherette, MDF or Paper? More brands we have made for - Manny's Waffles - Melt House - Nouba - Pings - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - Soho - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Like Italy What did RestroCart make for Like Italy?2 table napkins and linen and chef coats, all customized to Like Italy's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Like Italy's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Manny's Waffles: Aprons & Winterwear by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/manny-s-waffles/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Manny's Waffles. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Manny's Waffles Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Manny's Waffles: aprons, winterwear and menus, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, winterwear and menus for Manny's Waffles. Every piece was customized to Manny's Waffles' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Canvas apronsManny's Waffles Add to enquiry HoodiesManny's Waffles Add to enquiry MenusManny's Waffles Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Manny's Waffles - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Manny's Waffles - Custom winterwear for restaurant teams 1 for Manny's Waffles - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for Manny's Waffles More brands we have made for - Melt House - Nouba - Pings - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - Soho - The Bowl Factory - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Manny's Waffles What did RestroCart make for Manny's Waffles?Aprons, winterwear and restaurant menus, all customized to Manny's Waffles' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Manny's Waffles' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Melt House: Aprons & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/melt-house/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Melt House. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Melt House Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Melt House: aprons, chef coats and manager uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons, chef coats and manager uniforms for Melt House. Every piece was customized to Melt House's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Canvas apronsMelt House Add to enquiry Chef uniformsMelt House Add to enquiry Manager uniformsMelt House Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Melt House - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 1 for Melt House - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Melt House - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 1 for Melt House More brands we have made for - Nouba - Pings - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - Soho - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Melt House What did RestroCart make for Melt House?Aprons, chef coats and manager uniforms, all customized to Melt House's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Melt House's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Nouba: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/nouba/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Nouba. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Nouba Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Nouba: chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and service uniforms for Nouba. Every piece was customized to Nouba's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef uniformsNouba Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsNouba Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsNouba Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Nouba - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Nouba - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Nouba - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Nouba Guides that feature Nouba - Fine-Dining Restaurant Uniforms: What Servers, Sommeliers, Captains and Hosts Should Wear More brands we have made for - Pings - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - Soho - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - Echoes - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Nouba What did RestroCart make for Nouba?Chef coats, housekeeping uniforms and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Nouba's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Nouba's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Pings: Aprons & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/pings/ See the aprons and chef coats RestroCart designed and made for Pings: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Pings Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Pings: aprons and chef coats, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons and chef coats for Pings. Every piece was customized to Pings' brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces ApronsPings Add to enquiry ApronsPings Add to enquiry Chef capsPings Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Pings - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 2 for Pings - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Pings More brands we have made for - Pour & Palate - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - Soho - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - Echoes - Xero Degrees - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Pings What did RestroCart make for Pings?2 aprons and chef coats, all customized to Pings' brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Pings' for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Pour & Palate: Chef Coats & Coasters by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/pour-palate/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Pour & Palate. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Pour & Palate Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Pour & Palate: chef coats, coasters and menus, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats, coasters and menus for Pour & Palate. Every piece was customized to Pour & Palate's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef coatsPour & Palate Add to enquiry CoastersPour & Palate Add to enquiry MenusPour & Palate Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Pour & Palate - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Pour & Palate - Custom coasters for cafes, bars and restaurants 1 for Pour & Palate - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for Pour & Palate More brands we have made for - Public Affair - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - Soho - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - Echoes - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Pour & Palate What did RestroCart make for Pour & Palate?Chef coats, coasters and restaurant menus, all customized to Pour & Palate's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Pour & Palate's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Public Affair: Aprons by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/public-affair/ See the aprons RestroCart designed and made for Public Affair: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Public Affair Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Public Affair: aprons, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made aprons for Public Affair. Every piece was customized to Public Affair's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Denim apronsPublic Affair Add to enquiry Denim apronsPublic Affair Add to enquiry Denim apronsPublic Affair Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Public Affair - Custom aprons for restaurants, cafes and bars 3 for Public Affair Guides that feature Public Affair - Brewpub and Bar Staff Uniforms: What Bartenders, Floor Staff and Brewers Should Wear More brands we have made for - Roadhouse Cafe - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - Soho - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - Echoes - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Public Affair What did RestroCart make for Public Affair?3 aprons, all customized to Public Affair's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Public Affair's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Roadhouse Cafe: Chef Coats & Uniform Shirts by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/roadhouse-cafe/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Roadhouse Cafe. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Roadhouse Cafe Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Roadhouse Cafe: chef coats and uniform shirts, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats and uniform shirts for Roadhouse Cafe. Every piece was customized to Roadhouse Cafe's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef uniformsRoadhouse Cafe Add to enquiry Chef uniformsRoadhouse Cafe Add to enquiry Uniform shirtsRoadhouse Cafe Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Roadhouse Cafe - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Roadhouse Cafe - Custom uniform shirts for restaurants and cafes 1 for Roadhouse Cafe More brands we have made for - Saio Pizzeria - Secret Salver - Soho - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - Echoes - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Roadhouse Cafe What did RestroCart make for Roadhouse Cafe?2 chef coats and uniform shirts, all customized to Roadhouse Cafe's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Roadhouse Cafe's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Saio Pizzeria: Manager Uniforms & Service Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/saio-pizzeria/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Saio Pizzeria. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Saio Pizzeria Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Saio Pizzeria: manager uniforms and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made manager uniforms and service uniforms for Saio Pizzeria. Every piece was customized to Saio Pizzeria's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Manager uniformsSaio Pizzeria Add to enquiry Manager uniformsSaio Pizzeria Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsSaio Pizzeria Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Saio Pizzeria - Restaurant manager uniforms: shirts, waistcoats and blazers 2 for Saio Pizzeria - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Saio Pizzeria Guides that feature Saio Pizzeria - Pizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands More brands we have made for - Secret Salver - Soho - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - Echoes - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Saio Pizzeria What did RestroCart make for Saio Pizzeria?2 manager uniforms and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Saio Pizzeria's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Saio Pizzeria's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Secret Salver: Name Badges & Chef Coats by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/secret-salver/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for Secret Salver. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Secret Salver Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Secret Salver: name badges, chef coats and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made name badges, chef coats and service uniforms for Secret Salver. Every piece was customized to Secret Salver's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Badges & pinsSecret Salver Add to enquiry Chef uniformsSecret Salver Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsSecret Salver Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Secret Salver - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for Secret Salver - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 1 for Secret Salver - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for Secret Salver More brands we have made for - Soho - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - Echoes - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Dicha - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Secret Salver What did RestroCart make for Secret Salver?Name badges and pins, chef coats and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to Secret Salver's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Secret Salver's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Soho: Chef Coats & Housekeeping Uniforms by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/soho/ See the chef coats and housekeeping uniforms RestroCart designed and made for Soho: 3 photos of real delivered work. Want something similar? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › Soho Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces Soho: chef coats and housekeeping uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made chef coats and housekeeping uniforms for Soho. Every piece was customized to Soho's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Chef uniformsSoho Add to enquiry Chef uniformsSoho Add to enquiry Housekeeping uniformsSoho Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for Soho - Custom chef coats and kitchen uniforms 2 for Soho - Custom housekeeping and support-staff uniforms 1 for Soho Guides that feature Soho - Insulated Delivery Bags and Backpacks for Restaurants and Cloud Kitchens: Sizes, Insulation, Branding and Rider Comfort - Pizzeria Uniforms: Pizzaiolo Aprons, Tees, Caps and Service Wear for Wood-Fired and Delivery-Led Pizza Brands More brands we have made for - The Bowl Factory - The Brewmaster - Echoes - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for Soho What did RestroCart make for Soho?2 chef coats and housekeeping uniforms, all customized to Soho's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like Soho's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## The Bowl Factory: Caps & Packaging by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/the-bowl-factory/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for The Bowl Factory. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › The Bowl Factory Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces The Bowl Factory: caps, packaging and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made caps, packaging and service uniforms for The Bowl Factory. Every piece was customized to The Bowl Factory's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces CapsThe Bowl Factory Add to enquiry Branded packagingThe Bowl Factory Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsThe Bowl Factory Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for The Bowl Factory - Custom caps and service headwear 1 for The Bowl Factory - Branded restaurant packaging we have made 1 for The Bowl Factory - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for The Bowl Factory Guides that feature The Bowl Factory - Branded Tote Bags for Cafes, Bakeries and Restaurants: Canvas vs Jute vs Cotton, Printing, and Retail vs Giveaway More brands we have made for - The Brewmaster - Echoes - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for The Bowl Factory What did RestroCart make for The Bowl Factory?Caps and headwear, restaurant packaging and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to The Bowl Factory's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like The Bowl Factory's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## The Brewmaster: Name Badges & Menus by RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/the-brewmaster/ 3 photos of the custom work RestroCart designed and made for The Brewmaster. Want something similar for your brand? Get a quote on WhatsApp. Home › Our Work › Clients › The Brewmaster Our Work · Clients · 3 pieces The Brewmaster: name badges, menus and service uniforms, made by RestroCart RestroCart, a design and manufacturing studio in New Delhi, designed and made name badges, menus and service uniforms for The Brewmaster. Every piece was customized to The Brewmaster's brand, sampled for approval and delivered to the outlet. The 3 photographs below are the finished work. All clientsAll work Search 3 pieces Badges & pinsThe Brewmaster Add to enquiry MenusThe Brewmaster Add to enquiry Steward & server uniformsThe Brewmaster Add to enquiry Nothing matches that search yet, but we have almost certainly made it. Ask us on WhatsApp. What we made What RestroCart made for The Brewmaster - Custom staff name badges and lapel pins 1 for The Brewmaster - Custom restaurant menus in wood, MDF and leatherette 1 for The Brewmaster - Custom waiter, steward and server uniforms 1 for The Brewmaster More brands we have made for - Echoes - Xero Degrees - Elgin Cafe - Anglow Cocktail Bar - Bayleaf - Cocopots - Dicha - Hamoni Cafe - House of Wok Prive - Lord Elgin - All 264 brands → Good to know About our work for The Brewmaster What did RestroCart make for The Brewmaster?Name badges and pins, restaurant menus and waiter and steward uniforms, all customized to The Brewmaster's brand. Each product links to more examples of the same kind of work. Can RestroCart make something similar for my restaurant?Yes, in your brand colours, logo and sizes; nothing here is off the shelf. Tick the pieces you like and send the shortlist on WhatsApp (+91 98213 34906), or email info@restrocart.com. We reply with options and a quote, usually the same day. Where does RestroCart deliver?RestroCart designs and manufactures in New Delhi and delivers to your doorstep anywhere in India. Want work like The Brewmaster's for your brand? Send us your outlet name, city, quantity and logo. Our design team replies with options, materials and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote 0 pieces shortlisted Clear Build full quote Send shortlist on WhatsApp --- ## Our Clients: 309+ Restaurant, Cafe & Bar Brands | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/work/clients/ 309+ restaurants, cafes, bars, bakeries and hotels RestroCart has made uniforms, menus, merchandise and packaging for, with photos of the real work. Home › Our Work › Clients Our Work · Clients Restaurants, cafes and bars we have made for RestroCart has made uniforms, tableware, merchandise and packaging for 250+ F&B brands since 2018. 264 of them are credited by name in our work gallery, including Echoes, Xero Degrees, Elgin Cafe, Anglow Cocktail Bar, Bayleaf, Cocopots, Dicha and Hamoni Cafe. Pick a brand to see exactly what we designed and made for it. 250+F&B brands served since 2018 264brands credited by name in our gallery 2,182photographs of real delivered work Pan-IndiaDelhi NCR, Punjab, Rajasthan, J&K, Assam, Goa, Maharashtra Brands with a full portfolio page Each page shows every photograph we have of the brand's work, what we made and the guides that mention it. - Echoes 25 photos - Xero Degrees 15 photos - Elgin Cafe 10 photos - Anglow Cocktail Bar 8 photos - Bayleaf 8 photos - Cocopots 8 photos - Dicha 8 photos - Hamoni Cafe 8 photos - House of Wok Prive 8 photos - Lord Elgin 8 photos - Mensho Tokyo 8 photos - Sticky Rice 8 photos - 48 Plates 7 photos - Bon Chic 7 photos - Burgflix 7 photos - Enoki Kitchen 7 photos - Gola Sizzlers 7 photos - Gulati 7 photos - Kavaali 7 photos - Qalaa 7 photos - Bistro Mitra 6 photos - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters 6 photos - Grab & Go 6 photos - House of Wok 6 photos - Matamaal 6 photos - Pukhtaan 6 photos - Sepoy 6 photos - Thalaivar 6 photos - Alma Bakery 5 photos - Black Bear Brew 5 photos - Bunta Bar 5 photos - Cafe Bean & Basil 5 photos - Coffee Bond 5 photos - Counter Culture Coffee 5 photos - Grain 5 photos - Housewood Villas 5 photos - Indian Catering Company 5 photos - Me Waffle N More 5 photos - NOMAD Pizza 5 photos - Pop Thai 5 photos - Raw Cream 5 photos - Rustoms 5 photos - Avatar 4 photos - Bar & Beans 4 photos - Bellagio 4 photos - Blackjack 4 photos - Brick N Bean Cafe 4 photos - Cafe Tornado 4 photos - CakeCity Patisserie 4 photos - Chaat Art 4 photos - Cremeborne 4 photos - Defence Bakery 4 photos - Delilah 4 photos - Diggin 4 photos - Dirty Good 4 photos - Game of Momos 4 photos - Ishka Cafe 4 photos - Kiki Bar 4 photos - Miss Margarita 4 photos - NAO 4 photos - Peggy Ice Creams 4 photos - Quick Brown Fox 4 photos - Satay 4 photos - Tapri 4 photos - The Cake Company 4 photos - The Coffee Shop 4 photos - The Food Stories 4 photos - The Sunday House 4 photos - Tobiko 4 photos - iOrganic 4 photos - 501 Kitchen 3 photos - AJA 3 photos - American Connection 3 photos - Ancient Barbeque 3 photos - Bake N Roast 3 photos - Bengal Bay 3 photos - Beno Bar 3 photos - Big Tree Cafe 3 photos - Cafe Dori 3 photos - Cafe Hawkers 3 photos - Cafe Lakeside 3 photos - Crudo Juicery 3 photos - Dirty Apron 3 photos - Eden 3 photos - Fifth Avenue Bakery 3 photos - Fork n Knives 3 photos - Handsome Courtyard 3 photos - Henry Havaldar 3 photos - Ikura 3 photos - In It Cafe 3 photos - Jimmy's Cocktails 3 photos - Krisa Hospitality 3 photos - L'Papillae 3 photos - Like Italy 3 photos - Manny's Waffles 3 photos - Melt House 3 photos - Nouba 3 photos - Pings 3 photos - Pour & Palate 3 photos - Public Affair 3 photos - Roadhouse Cafe 3 photos - Saio Pizzeria 3 photos - Secret Salver 3 photos - Soho 3 photos - The Bowl Factory 3 photos - The Brewmaster 3 photos More brands credited in our gallery, A to Z # A B C D E F G H I K L M O P Q R S T U V W X # - 7th Heaven 1 A - Adda 1 - Aioli 1 - All Things Yummy 1 - Alma at Defence Bakery 1 - Amaltas 1 - Ambersar 2 - American Pizzeria 1 - April by KAP 2 - Armonia by Olive 1 - Artisan Lab 2 - Asian Fun 2 - Asian Haus 2 - Authentic Belgian Waffles 2 - Azura 1 B - Bakers Square 1 - Barbeque Greens 1 - Batli 29 1 - Beanlore 2 - Belly Button 2 - Berco's 1 - Bhawan 2 - BHK 2 - Big Wokk, Ashok Vihar 1 - Blue Bean Cafe 2 - Boa Village 2 - Bombay Meri Jaan 1 - Bombaye House 1 - Boombox Brewstreet 1 - Boraan Thai 2 - Bratty's 1 - BrownYumm 1 - Burger Farm 2 - Burger Monk 1 - Burger Rani 1 - Burma Burma 1 C - Caddy Shack 1 - Cafe Bella Italia 1 - Cafe Delan 2 - Cafe RIP 1 - Cafe Uncover 1 - Cafetorium 2 - Caffe Tonino 1 - Cake Walk 1 - Chai Le Lo 2 - Chiagos 2 - Chinar 2 - Circa Kitchen 2 - Cocktail & Dreams 1 - CODE 1 - Cowjoy Creamery 1 - Crusty Culture 2 D - Da Code 2 - Dashi Sushi Bar 2 - Dear Donna 1 - Depth N Green 1 - Dessart Gallery 1 - Dock Patiala 1 - Doner & Gyros 1 - Dragonfly 1 - Drunk House 1 E - Echoes Parking 1 - Eclat Patisserie 1 - El Bueno 2 - Elgin Hall 2 - Elia 2 F - Fatty Bao 1 - FIO 2 - Food & Sake 2 - Food Baxa 2 - Food Overloaded 1 G - Gazab Cafe 1 - Getafix 1 - Gin Mill 1 - Greko Espresso Bar 2 H - Hello Asia 1 - Hogg You 2 - Hotel Yelm 1 - House of Kebabs 1 - Hudson Chopsticks 2 I - IconiqLab 1 K - Kakapo 1 - Kasol 2 - Kasol Huta 1 - Keventers 1 - Kings Kebab 1 - Kokam 2 - Konkan 2 - Krishi Cress 1 - Kwality Cafe 1 L - Laziza Diner 1 - Levitate 2 M - Mashup 1 - Masia 1 - Melt Ice Cream Parlour 1 - Moets 1 - Moglis Coffee 2 - Molecule 1 - Mr Beans 1 - Mr Singh's 1 - Munch Nation 1 O - Open Oven Bakehouse 1 P - Paparizza 2 - Pappadh 2 - Pashtoon 1 - Passport Cafe 1 - Passport Travellers 1 - Pintxo 2 - Pizzeria Da Susy 2 - Posa 1 - Premsay 1 Q - Quarter Plate 1 R - Raftaar Lounge 2 - Rankson 1 - Rasayan 1 - Red Hot 1 - Red Moon Bakery 2 - Rosarte 1 - RPM Club 2 S - Saaki 1 - Saltaro Coffee Roasters 2 - Sangat 1 - Sanwara 2 - Sardarji-Bakhsh 1 - Selfie Swag Cafe 1 - Sexy Soda 2 - Shangz 1 - SHI Cafe 1 - Soho Bistro 1 - Soho Pizzeria 1 - Spice Door 2 - Starland Banquets 2 - Suchali's Artisan Bakehouse 1 - Super Chai 1 - Sutra 2 - Swing Tales 1 T - Tartine 1 - Taste Haven 2 - The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf 1 - The Dhobi Laundry 1 - The Grain Room 1 - The Hookah Company 1 - The Hub 1 - The Lodhi 1 - The Turkey Project 1 - Third Roast 2 - Tomatina 2 - Too Indian by Imly 1 - Town Coffee 2 - Townhall 1 U - Urban Palate 1 V - Vagator Beach Shack 2 - Vairagya Hospitality 1 - VU Penthouse 2 W - Waffle Chowk 2 - Wok Me 1 - Wrapps 1 X - Xero Courtyard 2 Also on our order books 3 Idiots Lounge, Aao Hazoor, Aefe, Ah So Yum, Bar Affair, Big Wokk, Bombay Trooper, Bosco Catering, Brewsy's, Calorie Meter, Chakhna King, Cold Love Artisanal Ice Cream, Dana Choga, De'Lan, Delhi House Cafe, Diago, Double Shot, Eatopia, Eros Hotel, Grass, Green Lounge Banquets, Hookah Kraft, Hungry Sapiens, Kasol Huts, Kiona, Kitchen Singh, Lavelle, Lush, Melt Bakehouse, Meza, Midtown Cafe, Moets Deliveries, Munchin, Promised, QBF, Quick Brown Fox Coffee Roasters, Radisson, Rollarappa, Rosarte Chocolaterie Bakery, RPM, Sidecar, SODA, Unwind, Vara, W3 Cafe, and many more who prefer to stay unnamed. Get a quote for your brand →   Browse all our work → Good to know About our clients Why are some brands not listed?Some clients prefer their work stay unnamed. Their pieces still appear in the gallery, credited simply as custom made by RestroCart. What kinds of businesses does RestroCart work with?Cafes and specialty coffee roasters, fine-dine and casual restaurants, bars, pubs and breweries, bakeries and patisseries, ice cream parlours, QSRs and cloud kitchens, hotels, villas, caterers and banquet halls, across India. Can I see what you made for a specific brand?Yes. Brands with a portfolio page show every photo we have of their work, what we made and related guides. For every other brand, the link opens our work gallery filtered to that name. Want your brand on this list? Send us your outlet name, city and what you need. Our design team replies with options and a quote, usually the same day. Chat on WhatsApp Email info@restrocart.com Build a quote --- ## Get a Quote: Custom Restaurant Uniforms & Supplies | RestroCart URL: https://restrocart.com/get-a-quote/ Build your quote in a minute: pick uniforms, menus, merchandise or packaging, add quantities and send the brief to RestroCart on WhatsApp or email. Free, fast reply. Home › Get a Quote Quote builder · free · reply usually the same day Get a quote for custom uniforms & restaurant supplies Tick what you need, add rough quantities and your date, and send the brief to RestroCart on WhatsApp or email in one tap. Our New Delhi design team replies with options, fabrics or materials and pricing. Not sure what you need yet? Browse 2182+ real pieces in our work gallery and add the ones you like. 1 Your business CafeRestaurantBar / pub / loungeBakery / patisserieHotel / resortCloud kitchen / QSRCatering / banquetsOther Brand / outlet name City Team size (all roles) Needed in the building by 2 What do you need? Tick everything that applies. Quantities can be rough; we will help you plan sets per person. Uniforms Chef coats & kitchen uniforms Approx. pieces See 374 examples → Chef caps Approx. pieces See 44 examples → Aprons Approx. pieces See 365 examples → Waiter & service uniforms Approx. pieces See 263 examples → Uniform shirts Approx. pieces See 160 examples → T-shirts & polos Approx. pieces See 144 examples → Bartender uniforms Approx. pieces See 43 examples → Manager uniforms, waistcoats & blazers Approx. pieces See 80 examples → Housekeeping uniforms Approx. pieces See 121 examples → Caps Approx. pieces See 53 examples → Winterwear: hoodies, sweaters, jackets Approx. pieces See 147 examples → Tableware Menus Approx. pieces See 109 examples → Coasters Approx. pieces See 45 examples → Napkins, mats & runners Approx. pieces See 46 examples → Bill holders, caddies, tent cards & QR stands Approx. pieces See 45 examples → Merchandise Name badges & pins Approx. pieces See 58 examples → Mugs, enamelware & glassware Approx. pieces See 31 examples → Tote bags Approx. pieces See 6 examples → Gifting & merchandise kits Approx. pieces See 21 examples → Packaging, print & signage Packaging & delivery bags Approx. pieces See 40 examples → Signage & display boards Approx. pieces See 12 examples → Stationery & printables Approx. pieces See 16 examples → 3 Preferences BrandingNot sure, please adviseEmbroideryScreen / DTF printPatches (leather, woven, metal)Laser engraving (tableware) Finish levelShow me optionsEssential: durable and value-focusedPremium: best fabrics and finishesA mix of both Anything else? (colours, references, must-haves) Your name Phone / WhatsApp Pieces you shortlisted in our gallery Clear shortlist · Add more from the gallery → Your brief Tick a few items to start your brief. Send on WhatsApp Send by email Goes to +91 98213 34906 / info@restrocart.com. Nothing is stored on this website. - Since 2018, 264+ brands credited in our gallery - Mockups, swatches & a sample before production - Doorstep delivery anywhere in India Good to know Questions about quotes How do I get a quote for custom restaurant uniforms and supplies?Use the quote builder on this page: pick your business type, tick the uniforms, tableware, merchandise or packaging you need, add rough quantities, your city and your date, and press Send on WhatsApp or Email. RestroCart's design team replies with options, fabrics or materials and pricing, usually the same day. Do I need exact quantities before asking for a quote?No. Rough numbers are enough to start. Tell us your team size and roles and we will suggest how many sets per person make sense, then confirm exact quantities after mockups and samples. Can I send photos of pieces I liked on your website?Yes. Tick 'Add to enquiry' on any photo in our work gallery and it appears in the quote builder automatically, with a link to each photo, so our team knows exactly what you liked. Is there a charge for the quote or the design mockups?Quotes are free. Our design team shares mockups and fabric or material options as part of the quote conversation; samples are made before production so you approve the real thing. Do you deliver outside Delhi NCR?Yes. RestroCart is based in Naraina, New Delhi and delivers to the doorstep anywhere in India, including Gurgaon, Noida, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Goa, Pune and Mumbai.