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Lafont chefswear

Lafont has been making workwear in France since 1844, and its chef jackets, aprons and catering whites carry that heritage through into every seam. Rather than following a generic chef whites template, Lafont brings a distinctly French approach to cut and construction, favouring a tailored, considered fit over a boxier, mass-produced shape.

That attention to detail shows in the finish as much as the fit. Jackets are built to handle a full service, from short sleeve styles suited to hot kitchens to long sleeve options for more coverage, in both men's and women's cuts. Every piece is designed to look as polished at the end of a shift as it did at the start, without sacrificing the practicality a working kitchen demands.

Whether you're outfitting a single chef or a full brigade, Lafont's range of jackets and aprons gives you a coordinated, professional look that holds up to the wash, the heat and the pace of service.

 

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Lafont has been producing workwear in France since 1844, and its chef jackets reflect that long-standing French tailoring tradition, favouring a considered, fitted cut over a generic boxy shape. It's a brand built specifically around professional kitchen and catering wear rather than adapting general workwear into chefswear.

Yes, the range includes both short sleeve styles, better suited to hot kitchens and prep areas, and long sleeve jackets for fuller coverage, so you can choose based on the working environment rather than compromising on comfort.

 Yes, Lafont's range includes jackets cut specifically for a women's fit, such as long and short sleeve styles, rather than a single unisex shape applied across the board.

Yes, the range spans jackets, aprons and catering whites, so a kitchen team can be dressed in a coordinated, consistent style across every role rather than mixing and matching between brands.

Durability is a core part of Lafont's positioning. The brand's approach to construction and detail is built around garments that need to perform through a full working week, not just look good on day one.

 Yes, Lafont chef jackets and aprons are available with print and embroidery for adding a business logo or branding, so a kitchen team can be uniformed under your own identity.