Navy Bib Apron With Extra Long Ties

Navy Bib Apron With Extra Long Ties

Plain navy bib apron with a large patch pocket and extra long waist ties

Product Overview

What This Item Is

A plain navy full bib apron with one large patch pocket and extra long waist ties, shown flat so the cut and the tie length are visible. Extra long ties let the apron be tied at the front, which many chefs prefer because the knot does not press into the back during a long shift.

Key Benefits

  • Extra long ties can be tied at the front or wrapped and tied at the back
  • Large patch pocket gives maximum capacity
  • Plain body keeps the unit cost down for large teams
Navy Bib Apron With Extra Long Ties product photograph

Technical Features

  • Full bib with neck strap
  • Large front patch pocket
  • Extra long waist ties
  • Plain undecorated body

Specifications

StyleFull bib apron
Colour ShownNavy
PocketLarge patch pocket
TiesExtra long waist ties

Not stated in our records for this item: Fabric Weight. These are measured on a sample rather than estimated, so your specification carries a real figure.

Problems It Solves

  • Cheap fabric greys within weeks under commercial laundry, so a new team looks tired immediately.
  • Embroidery that puckers or shifts position makes an entire team look untidy.
  • A single wide pocket lets tools slide together, which staff complain about daily.
  • Reorders drift in shade when each batch is matched to the last delivery instead of to a sealed sample.

Who It Is For

  • Restaurant, cafe and deli groups dressing kitchen and service teams
  • Hotel banqueting and room service operations
  • Food markets, delis and street food operators
  • Distributors supplying hospitality uniform programmes
Manufacturing And Quality

How This Item Is Made And Checked

Everything below is a photograph from the plants that produce these bags. No stock photography, no rendered workshops.

In-House Process Steps

  • Cotton fabric weaving
  • Screen printing on flat panels
  • Multi-head machine embroidery
  • Industrial sewing across two lines
  • In-house sample development
  • Inspection, folding and packing

Quality Control

  • Artwork and colour reference agreed in writing before cutting
  • Pre-production sample approved and sealed as the reference
  • Inline checks during sewing, not only at the end
  • Finished goods inspected, folded and counted against the sealed sample
Comparison

How It Compares With The Alternatives

Compared with A standard tie length

Fits a wider range of body sizes and allows front tying, which is what most chefs do.

Compared with A divided pocket apron

Simpler and cheaper; tools are less organised.

Customisation Options

  • Your own artwork, printed or embroidered depending on the design
  • Body, trim and accessory colours matched to a physical reference
  • Finished size adjusted to what the bag has to carry
  • Woven labels, hang tags, care labels and retail packing

Use Guide

  • Specify tie length in centimetres rather than as long
  • Use this as the low-cost base item for large teams and add embroidery only where needed
  • Order a size ladder if the team varies widely in build
Questions

Questions About Navy Bib Apron With Extra Long Ties

Do you offer more than one size?

Aprons are commonly supplied in one size with adjustable ties. If you need a size ladder, specify the finished lengths you want and they will be quoted separately.

Can we order this plain and decorate locally?

Yes. Plain aprons are supplied regularly to buyers who embroider or print in their own market.

Which apron style should kitchen staff wear?

A full bib apron with a divided front pocket. It protects the chest from splashes and keeps a thermometer, cloth and pen separated. Short waist aprons suit service and counter staff who move between tables.

Can you embroider our logo?

Yes. The logo is digitised once and that file is stored and reused, which is what keeps a logo identical across aprons and caps ordered months apart.

Get Navy Bib Apron With Extra Long Ties Quoted

Send the quantity, your artwork and the date the goods must arrive. You will get a written specification back, not a price list.