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Aprons are a magnet for stains of all kinds, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be stylish. Hedley & Bennett creates on-trend and durable aprons that come in a variety of styles and sizes. We’re partial to the Ginger Apron, which is made from American-produced canvas, natural cotton and brass hardware, and features lap and pen pockets. It also comes in a smaller petite version for female employees. hedleyandbennett.com
Chefs have been donning toques for as long as the profession has been around. For a more casual style that’s also functional, this beanie does the job. It’s made of a poly/cotton blend and features a trademarked Cool Vent top, especially important for working in a hot kitchen. One size fits most. chefworks.com
Safety and heavy-use work shoes are essential in a restaurant environment. But safety doesn’t have to mean sacrificing style. This footwear by Shoes for Crews aims to mitigate slips, trips and spills that can be common in the kitchen. Plus, the modern design cuts a dashing silhouette. shoesforcrews.com
When Paula Beritzhoff began having trouble reading recipes, she developed glasses specifically geared toward chefs. Unisex ChefSpecs glasses are made of a plastic frame and durable hinges, with tiny silver spoons on the arms. They also come with a canister, so chefs can safely store them in a busy kitchen environment. nitespecs.com/products/chefspecs-black
