Women's Chef Work Shirts
Style Highlights
Collarless and full button-front, with underarm vents and the apron tab that keeps your strap where you put it.
Classic collar and a flap chest pocket, plus a longer back for coverage when you’re moving all service.
Moisture-wicking polyester knit with a snap front, built for week-after-week repeats and fast on/off.
Compare the Women's Chef Work Shirts
| Style | Key difference | Material & features | Fit & sizing | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chef Shirt | BOH teams who want a clean, collarless chef shirt with line-ready details | Full button-front, breathable underarm vents, dedicated thermometer pocket, signature apron tab | XS - 4XL | From $70.00 |
| French Kitchen Workshirt | A collared workshirt feel, with a pocket that actually organizes tools | Traditional collar, armpit vents, longer back for coverage, flap button pocket with hidden internal slot for a sharpie or pen, signature apron strap tab | XS - 5XL | From $70.00 |
| Supply Chef Workshirt | Fast-moving shifts where you want a knit that wicks moisture | Polyester Knit Fabric, moisture-wicking knit, snap closure, sleeve pocket, signature apron neck tab | XS - 3XL | From $44.00 |
The real differences
This collection isn’t one silhouette in three colors. It’s three builds. The French Kitchen Workshirt keeps the collar and gives you a flap button pocket with a hidden internal slot, so your sharpie isn’t swimming around all night. The Supply Chef Workshirt switches lanes entirely with a moisture-wicking Polyester Knit Fabric and a snap front for easy on/off.
If you’re building a tight uniform program, keep your tops clean and your bottoms consistent. Pair these with Women’s Chef Pants, and loop in Wholesale & Team Ordering when you’re outfitting a crew.
Sizing & Fit
Sizing runs XS - 4XL in Chef Shirt, XS - 5XL in French Kitchen Workshirt, and XS - 3XL in Supply Chef Workshirt. For measurements, use the Size Chart.
Collection buying guide
Every kitchen has its own dress code, and “Chef Shirt” can mean a few different things. This collection keeps it tight: one collarless button-front, one collared workshirt, and one knit that’s built around moisture-wicking.
If you like a clean neckline under an apron, collarless changes the whole feel. If you need a more classic front, a collar and a flap pocket read sharp in an open kitchen. And if your day is more movement than standing still, a knit workshirt with snaps is a different kind of tool. Closure matters too. Buttons feel traditional. Snaps come off fast when you need them to.
Across the range, the apron tab is the detail you notice most during service. It keeps the strap from creeping. The rest comes down to where you want your airflow and where you stash the pen you keep losing.