Product Overview
The Chef's Mesh Air Pro Asymmetrical Jacket represents a significant step forward in professional culinary apparel. Designed for the high-intensity environment of the modern kitchen, this short-sleeve jacket moves away from the traditional, bulky chef's whites in favour of a more streamlined, ergonomic silhouette. It combines a contemporary asymmetrical zip-front design with advanced fabric technology, ensuring that your kitchen team looks sharp while remaining comfortable under the pressure of service.
Key Features
- Asymmetrical Zip Front: This modern double-breasted fastening provides a clean, professional appearance and a secure fit that is easier to manage than traditional buttons.
- MeshAir Pro Aeration Panels: Large mesh sections are strategically integrated into the back and underarms, providing outstanding breathability where it is needed most to regulate body temperature.
- Integrated Zipped Side Pocket: Offers a secure space for essential items, ensuring they remain safe and accessible throughout the shift.
- Texpel Finish: The fabric is treated to repel liquids, helping to prevent stains and keeping the garment looking pristine even in the middle of a busy service.
Design & Performance
Constructed from Kingsmill Polycotton, this jacket is engineered for both durability and comfort. The lightweight fabric blend of 65% polyester and 35% cotton provides the breathability of cotton with the hard-wearing resilience of polyester. The modern, slimmer silhouette is cut for an ergonomic fit, allowing for a full range of movement without the excess fabric often found in standard chef coats. The addition of 100% polyester MeshAir Pro panels ensures that airflow is maximised, making this an essential garment for those working in exceptionally hot kitchen environments.
Customisation: Print & Embroidery
To establish a cohesive brand identity, this jacket is suitable for both print and embroidery customisation. Embroidery is particularly effective for adding chef names or company logos, providing a superior finish that withstands the rigours of industrial laundering. For larger, high-impact branding on the back or chest, our printing services offer a bold and clear solution. Our in-house team in Telford has been perfecting these techniques since 1976, ensuring your branding is applied with precision and expertise.
Use Cases
This jacket is ideally suited for professional chefs, bakers, and butchers who require high-performance workwear. It is equally appropriate for front-of-house staff in open kitchens or catering environments where a modern, professional appearance is a requirement.
Why MyWorkwear
Choosing MyWorkwear means partnering with a company that has nearly half a century of experience. Since 1976, we have been providing high-quality custom workwear from our base in Telford. Our depth of knowledge ensures that every garment we produce meets the high standards required by the industries we serve.
Practical Advice
Given the slimmer, modern silhouette of this jacket, we recommend reviewing our size guide carefully to ensure a comfortable fit. This short-sleeve design is specifically intended for heat management; if you are working in cooler prep areas, it may be layered over a lightweight base layer.
Caring for your product
To maintain the performance and professional appearance of this jacket, we recommend a domestic wash at a maximum temperature of 60°C. Washing at this temperature ensures the effective removal of grease and food oils while maintaining the integrity of the fabric and any custom branding.
You should avoid the use of bleach at all times. Bleaching agents will degrade the polycotton fibres and cause premature fading of the black fabric and any embroidered logos.
The garment is suitable for a low-temperature tumble dry. Excessive heat during the drying process can lead to unnecessary shrinkage and may damage the MeshAir Pro panels. For a crisp, professional finish, you may iron the jacket at a maximum temperature of 150°C. Professional dry cleaning is also an option for deep maintenance of the garment's structure.
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