Do you all have a special printed t-shirt for the cake business when making delivery ?
Need opinion.

I wear a chef coat.

Fat Girl Cakes......... (I like that name !!!!!)

You see a chef coat is too hot for the caribbean if you have to be on the road.

@ Leily


Where are you planning to get it printed, online or locally.

Well it's easily 100 degrees with 99% humidity in the summer here in VA... I just wear a t-shirt until I get to the location, throw the coat on, deliver the cake, and rip it off.

Thanks on the name!

I wear a polo shirt which has my business name printed on. I also have t-shirts but use the polo more.

They make short sleeved chef coats....I have one on order right now, in addition to long sleeved ones I already have.

I don't wear a shirt with a logo when I deliver. I usually wear black pants and a top--kinda business casual. What a nice idea, though.

I am planning on getting some t-shirts printed for farmer's market selling, which surely could be used on delivery. I think it adds a nice touch.

We wear chef coats with our name on them, but usually just for Wedding cake deliveries. We would like to eventually get something more casual, like polos, for other deliveries and meetings.

For those of you who wear chef coats....where did you order them? I'm especially interested in the short sleeve one.

We got ours from chefuniforms.com.

I got mine at imperial textile dot com

I wear a chefs coat with our logo and name printed on it. Anyone that is with me wears one of our aprons wit our logo on it.

Logo shirts or hot pink polka dot aprons.

i wear an apron with my business logo embroidered on it. it has pockets, is easy to put on and take off, etc.

I got my chef coats from ChefWear. http://www.chefwear.com/ They have several different colors which are hard to find in women's at other places. I got them embroidered at a small place in NC. I like to support other small businesses so if I need more things embroidered in the future, I would find another small place here, in VA.

I would recommend, if you do go the embroidering route, that you get it done at a place that you can use again and again. The most expensive part is converting the logo so it can be used in the embroidery machines and that can cost anywhere from $100-200, and that doesn't include the actual sewing or the coat or shirt. If you use the same place over and over, they will already have your logo ready to go so you will only have to pay to convert it once.

I have a chef coat that I only wear for deliveries and special events

You all are so professional! I think if i ever actually get the chance to own my own bakery I will hay a variety of different things for my staff to wear, t-shirts, aprons, maybe even some nice visors !