Outfit the whole house — with your logo on it.

Front-of-house staff face customers all shift, so their uniforms should look polished while moving comfortably: embroidered polos, custom button-downs, branded tees, waist and bib aprons, and restaurant hats — ideal for servers, hosts, bartenders, cashiers, and managers. Structured piqué knits and twill wovens hold a left-chest logo cleanly.

Kitchens demand fabric that survives heat, movement, spills, and constant washing: personalized chef coats, kitchen work shirts, moisture-wicking tees, full-length aprons, skull caps, and non-restrictive work pants — built for executive chefs, line cooks, prep cooks, bakers, and dish teams. Look for double-needle stitching and stain-release finishes.

Catering crews represent you in new rooms every week. Coordinated embroidered polos, black button-downs, branded aprons, and chef coats keep the team reading organized and dependable — wherever the event is.

Split the roster into uniform groups — front of house, kitchen, managers, bartenders, baristas, delivery drivers, catering staff — then pick apparel that supports each group's actual day.

Casual: custom tees, polos, caps, aprons. Upscale: button-downs, embroidered polos, tailored aprons, premium chef coats. Cafés & bakeries: branded tees, barista aprons, lightweight polos. Food trucks: moisture-wicking shirts, caps, durable aprons. Catering: coordinated polos, button-downs, chef coats.

Screen printing is the value pick for larger orders and bold designs — it shines on restaurant tees and sweatshirts. Embroidery gives the polished, premium look for polos, chef coats, button-downs, aprons, and hats. Heat transfer handles detailed multicolor logos, employee names, and small quantities. Every garment on VisePrint carries ratings for all six methods, so the blank and the method get chosen together.

Restaurant apparel lives in the wash. Favor breathable cotton-poly blends, moisture-wicking polyester, wrinkle-resistant and stain-release fabrics, and reinforced stitching.

Pick uniform colors that complement your logo, décor, menus, and signage. Black, navy, gray, white, and neutrals stay popular because they give an embroidered or printed logo a clean background.

Most custom restaurant uniforms land between roughly $8 and $40 per item, depending on the garment, quantity, logo size, number of decoration locations, and method. Bulk orders bring the per-piece price down. Exact pricing always comes as a written quote before anything is produced.

Minimums vary by product and decoration method. Many restaurant uniform programs start around 10–25 pieces, and some items are available in smaller quantities — ask in your quote request.

Most orders complete within about 5–10 business days after the design proof is approved. Complex artwork, specialty garments, large quantities, and shipping can extend the timeline — your quote confirms the schedule.

Yes. Your logo can be applied with screen printing, embroidery, or heat transfer, matched to the garment and artwork. Every product page on VisePrint shows which methods each garment is rated for.

Yes. Employee names, job titles, departments, and locations can be added to most polos, chef coats, button-downs, aprons, jackets, and hats — usually as embroidery.

Cotton-polyester blends balance softness, breathability, and durability through commercial laundering. Moisture-wicking polyester suits hot kitchens and physically active roles.

Yes — professional embroidery is built for repeated washing. Follow the garment manufacturer’s care instructions to protect both the fabric and the stitching.

Yes. You receive a digital proof showing logo placement, size, and appearance, and production starts only after you approve it.

Yes. Approved artwork is saved, so outfitting new hires or replacing worn pieces is a quick reorder rather than a new project.

Larger quantities of the same design typically get the best per-item pricing. Bulk pricing depends on the garment, quantity, and decoration method — it’s itemized in your quote.