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Uniforms for restaurants

A full-service restaurant needs three or four pieces, not thirty: an apron for the floor, a tee for the line, a polo for the host stand, maybe a hat. Battle Born Clothing prices each piece by quantity and builds the order as one program.

Who orders

Owners and general managers of independent restaurants, and operations managers of small regional groups with 2 to 10 locations. The order usually comes with a new opening, a rebrand, or a worn-out apron drawer.

What they order

A realistic job

An 80-seat restaurant: 36 aprons, 36 kitchen tees, 8 polos

All-in from our published schedule, plus one-time digitizing
LineQtyEachTotal
Port Authority A500 apron, embroidered bib logo (80+ tier: 80 embroidered pieces, one logo)36$17.98$647.28
PC61 tee, left-chest embroidery (80+ tier: 80 embroidered pieces, one logo)36$10.04$361.44
Port Authority K500 polo, left-chest embroidery (80+ tier: 80 embroidered pieces, one logo)8$17.55$140.40
Digitizing, one logo1$18.99$18.99
Total$1,168.11

Numbers come from the pricing page. Blanks marked quoted are added at current cost.

What to send

Battle Born Clothing quotes usually the same business day and ships 28 days after proof approval.

Questions

Should the kitchen get embroidery or print?

Print if the tees are replaced often and the logo is simple; embroidery if they are expected to last a year. At 36 pieces embroidery is $12.04 each on a PC61 and a one-color print would be quoted per job (the $10.63 rate is at 48).

Can servers get their names on aprons?

Yes. Names are quoted per job. Send a list with spellings checked.

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