Chef Collared Work Shirts
Style Highlights
A dedicated pocket on the sleeve keeps essential tools like pens or thermometers within quick and easy reach.
Features a flap button pocket with a hidden internal slot for a sharpie or pen.
Compare the chef collared work shirts
| Style | Key difference | Material & features | Fit & sizing | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supply Chef Workshirt | A dedicated pocket on the sleeve keeps essential tools like pens or thermometers within quick and easy reach | Polyester Knit Fabric | Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL | From $44.00 |
| French Kitchen Workshirt | Features a flap button pocket with a hidden internal slot for a sharpie or pen; Traditional collar design | Available in White French Twill and Gray Herringbone | Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL | From $70.00 |
| Herringbone French Kitchen Workshirt | 47% Lyocell / 43% Cotton / 10% Wool | 47% Lyocell / 43% Cotton / 10% Wool; Herringbone Chambray | Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL | $88.00 |
Sizes and colors vary by style, and availability can change. Check the linked product pages for current options.
More in This Collection: Additional Styles
Supplemental styles: Utility Overshirt, "FOCUS" Mesh Box Workshirt, and Men's Tailored Chef Coat expand the assortment beyond the comparison. Compare construction, fit, and current options on the linked product pages.
How to Choose Chef Collared Work Shirts
Start with fit: Use the fit and sizing column to decide how much room and structure you prefer. Compare construction: Use the Key difference and Material & features columns to compare the working details that separate these options. Confirm sizing: Finish with sizing. Use the linked product page and size chart to confirm the best option before ordering.
Plan the order: Shortlist the styles whose coverage, construction, and closure suit the role, then confirm current colors and availability on their product pages. For a team order, measure each wearer before standardizing on a style; people in the same role may still need different fits or sizes.
Collection buying guide
Every kitchen reads a collar a little differently. Some crews want a clean, collared chef shirt that still feels like performance gear. Others want a more traditional workshirt look that holds its own in an open kitchen, then keeps going after service.
If heat management is your main concern, start with a technical knit like the Supply Chef Workshirt. It’s a Polyester Knit Fabric called out as lightweight and moisture-wicking, with a snap closure so it’s fast on, fast off. When you want more classic workshirt detailing, the French style brings a flap button pocket with a hidden internal slot for a sharpie or pen, plus armpit vents and a longer back for coverage.
Fabric is the real separator on this page. One shirt leans technical, one leans traditional, and one is all about a distinctive herringbone chambray hand feel and finish. Use the table to line up pocketing, closure, and size range, then click into each product page to see what’s orderable right now.