What's the best apron material for restaurant branding?
A poly-cotton blend is generally the best choice — it holds embroidery or print well, resists stains better than 100% cotton, and dries faster between the frequent washes restaurant aprons go through.
Should I choose embroidery or screen printing for aprons?
Embroidery is generally the better choice since aprons are washed so frequently, and a stitched logo holds up longer than a printed one. Screen printing can be more cost-effective for larger staff orders where budget is the main factor.
What's the minimum order for custom aprons?
Embroidery has no minimum order, so a small staff is a normal order. Screen printing works best for 24 or more pieces if that's the method chosen instead.
Can employee names be added to aprons along with the logo?
Yes — adding individual names below a company logo is a common request for restaurant and retail aprons, and we can quote it as monogramming alongside your logo embroidery.
Do aprons come with adjustable straps?
Most of our apron styles include adjustable neck loops or waist ties to fit a range of body types across a staff, so one size generally works for the whole team.
Can I order aprons in a color to match my restaurant's branding?
Color availability varies by material and style. Let us know your brand colors when you request a quote and we'll confirm the closest match available.
