Team uniform inquiries for wholesale and custom decoration
Wholesale and custom inquiries, scoped for real teams
This page supports wholesale chef and restaurant apparel requests that need consistency across roles and shifts. The form below is the main handoff point. The links here are for quick reference when an inquiry touches multiple categories, women’s fit coverage, or embroidered branding.
For a broader program overview, Wholesale Orders and Restaurant Uniforms add context without getting in the way of the form.
What details keep a uniform request tight
Most teams already track the inputs that matter. Those same details translate cleanly into a wholesale or custom note:
- Role map: who is in coats, who runs workshirts, who needs aprons, and which positions need the same visual line across FOH and BOH.
- Women’s fit coverage: whether women’s fit is part of the standard kit, or needed for specific roles or sizing ranges. The women’s categories spell out pattern intent and fabric behavior directly.
- Decoration scope: embroidery-focused programs often begin with aprons, then expand outward when the placement and scale are set.
- SKU discipline: a smaller set of uniform pieces usually stays easier to repeat across new hires and additional locations, especially when silhouettes and colors stay consistent.
Built for the kitchen, a fit for everyone. That shows up in pocket placement, venting, and pattern options that treat FOH and BOH as different jobs, not different aesthetics.
Browse paths that match common program shapes
When the goal is a full-uniform look, the fastest way to reference the catalog is category-first. Chef Uniform is a straightforward entry point into the main uniform groupings, with deeper category views available as needed:
- Chef Coats and Chef Pants for the classic BOH backbone.
- Chef Workshirts and Collared Chef Workshirts when a shirt-led uniform is the visual anchor.
- Chef Aprons for FOH, BOH, bar, and cross-functional coverage.
Women’s fit references can stay specific. The Women’s Chef Shirts collection notes a tailored silhouette with more room in the chest and a gentle taper at the waist, plus breathable performance stretch fabric. The Women’s Chef Pants collection calls out breathable, machine-washable options with stretch and structure.
Wholesale & Custom Inquiry Options
| Product line | Best for | What to consider | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chef Uniform | One link that represents a full uniform set | Useful when an inquiry spans FOH and BOH categories | Explore |
| Chef Aprons | Role-to-role consistency across service | Aprons often carry the most visible brand and wear pattern in a program | Explore |
| Custom Embroidered Aprons | Apron-first embroidery programs | Helps keep the conversation centered on logo placement and apron coverage | Explore |
| Women’s Chef Shirts | Women’s fit coverage with a tailored silhouette | Collection notes include chest room, waist taper, and performance stretch fabric | Explore |
| Women’s Jumpsuits | One-piece uniforming for specific roles | Collection notes include pockets with sharpie slots, reinforced knees, apron tabs, and underarm vents | Explore |
Custom direction without overcomplicating the program
“Custom restaurant merchandise” lands best when it is treated as uniform, not a one-off. Embroidery on aprons stays clean in photos, consistent across sizes, and easy to standardize. When shirts or coats are part of the same brief, keeping the category links together in the inquiry keeps the program readable across roles.
For shirt programs where collar presence matters, Collared Chef Workshirts is a clear reference point. For broader shirt browsing, Womens Chef Work Shirts and Mens Chef Work Shirts keep the conversation organized by fit category.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wholesale & Custom Inquiry
What information is most useful to include in a wholesale inquiry?
Useful notes usually include role coverage (FOH, BOH, bar), approximate unit counts by role, and which categories matter most. When women’s fit needs to be represented from day one, references to Women’s Chef Shirts or Women’s Chef Pants keep the scope clear.
Does TILIT have women’s fit options for team uniforms?
Yes. Women’s Chef Shirts describe a tailored silhouette with chest room and a gentle waist taper, plus breathable performance stretch fabric. Women’s Chef Pants call out breathable, machine-washable options with stretch and structure.
If branding is the priority, where does embroidery usually live?
Many programs anchor embroidery on aprons first. The Custom Embroidered Aprons collection is the most direct reference for that direction, with Chef Aprons as the broader category link when the base apron style is still being narrowed.
Can jumpsuits be part of a restaurant uniform program?
They can, especially for roles where a single-piece silhouette is the standard. The Jumpsuits category covers the wider assortment, and Women’s Jumpsuits note work details like sharpie-slot pockets, apron tabs, underarm vents, and reinforced knees.
Where are the main categories for coats and pants?
Chef Coats and Chef Pants are the simplest references when an inquiry already has a BOH base. Many teams include the category links alongside an apron link so FOH and BOH stay aligned visually.