With unbeatable durability and convenient care, KNG brown aprons can cut operating costs and make life easier for your staff. Our Spun Poly Guarantee promises our aprons will outstrip both cotton and poly cotton blends. Besides resisting stains and discoloration, our fabric is wrinkle-free without any ironing. Count on the same breathability, comfort, and look you would get with cotton, without the difficult care and quick deterioration.
It’s easy to make your aprons unique with garment printing and embroidery, which can add logos, designs, and text. Buy without worry: all of our aprons qualify for risk-free trials and our Lowest Price Guarantee
Aprons won’t fade or shrink
Fabric has twice the lifespan of cotton and poly cotton blends
Specifically designed to send up to the rigors of any commercial kitchen. Our 100% Spun Polyester Restaurant Aprons last nearly twice as long as poly cotton blends, yet feels and breathes like pure cotton. It's has stain-resistant properties and will never fade, even after hundreds of washes.
• Breathable • Non-Fading • Stain-Resistant
Our Monofilament Polyester Restaurant Aprons have a smooth, silky feel (much like leisure polyester). It's doesn't require ironing, yet still resists stains and fading like our other fabrics. It's a worthy alternative to our premium 100% Spun Polyester fabrics.
Machine wash. Tumble dry. Do not wash with other 100% cotton garments to avoid pilling.
No. Poly Cotton will fade over time and does not resist stains
Our pricing is always at wholesale. Orders of 500 quantity or more are often eligible for additional bulk discounts.
We can do custom color-ways starting at approximately 6,000 (extended lead-time required)
We offer the most common sizes of aprons. All measurement are available online
Small – (22″ Long, 18.5″ Wide) typically up to 6 years old
Medium – (24″ Long, 20″ Wide) typically up to 10 years old
Machine wash. Tumble dry. Do not wash with other 100% cotton or poly cotton garments to avoid pilling.
Use diluted solution of dish soap or shampoo mixed with water
No. Spun Polyester fabric resists stains and therefore it’s very difficult to truly die the fabric
No. However Cotton is more combustible than polyester. It ignites easily and burns rapidly, leaving behind a light ash residue. Polyester resists ignition but once ignited, it melts and causes severe localized burns. The fire hazard is also high with cotton/polyester blends due to the high rate of burning and fabric melting.