CWS Paris Line: Chef Trousers Ladies
Highlights
- Classic black and white checked chef's trousers with pleat
- Straight cut
- 2 slanted pockets
- Elasticated side for improved fit
- Slit with concealed zip
- Waistband with button
Available colors
These comfortable, loose-fitting women's chef's trousers with the classic pepita pattern are ideal for sometimes long days of work in the kitchen; they do not restrict or hinder. The pepita pattern is perhaps the most characteristic style feature of a truly classic pair of chef's trousers. The fabric pattern was very popular in the mid-19th century, which was when craftsmen and servants first started wearing chef's clothes in the kitchen. The name pepita pattern probably goes back to the Spanish dancer Josefa de la Oliva, who was also called Pepita de la Oliva (in English: olive pit). During her performances, the dancer liked to wear black and white tulle skirts on top of each other, which achieved a similar optical effect to the check fabric.
The chef's trousers are made of robust, easy-care and breathable cotton, which ensures that chefs sweat as little as possible in them. The elasticated waistband increases comfort and eliminates the need for a belt, which would restrict the cook's movement. Daily laundry care is essential; therefore, these chef's trousers, which have been tried and tested for many years, are designed for professional industrial washing according to hygiene standards and have an extra durable finish.
Advantages
The classic black and white chef's trousers for women with pepita check unfold their charm of the good old days in combination with a double-breasted classic chef's jacket. The nostalgia and retro chic of these chef's trousers suit the upscale star kitchen as well as the casual bistro or patisserie.
- 100% cotton, 230 g/m²
- Check pattern makes stains invisible
- Beautiful contrast to white chef jackets
Sustainability
The CWS textile service reduces the environmental impact of workwear by around 70 per cent when considering the cycles of repair and reuse. As much CO2 is saved per year as an Audi A4 would emit over 3.5 million kilometres, namely around 550,000 kilograms of CO2. The circular economy is the basic principle of the CWS business model, often referred to as the "circular economy". It is designed to reduce environmental impacts and slow down the material cycle in order to conserve resources and avoid waste. The washing and drying processes in the CWS industrial laundries use electricity and other energies as efficiently as possible, fresh water is used several times instead of simply. The many years of use of our rental clothing conserves resources. We do not immediately replace damaged parts, but repair them as far as possible. CWS makes sure that its suppliers act ethically and sustainably. They have committed themselves to the requirements of the Business Social Compliance Initiative (BSCI). CWS also has suppliers in risk countries regularly audited according to the BSCI Code of Conduct.