With Wastewear, we dye our chef clothing with food waste and surplus. Not only do we help reduce waste in this way, but you also save significantly with Wastewear: · Up to 20 liters of water per item · 17 times less electricity per item · We use only organic dyes, no chemicals · Efficient dyeing process that is 5 times faster · Each garment is unique in its coloring
The Color
This green color comes from three different extracts: chlorophyll powder, powder from isatis tinctoria, and turmeric powder. Chlorophyll is derived from alfalfa and seaweed. The isatis tinctoria, better known as the woad plant. This plant has been used since ancient times; it is known that the Egyptians used this plant to make blue pigment. The leaves are plucked from the plant and rolled into a ball. After drying in the sun, the leaves are ground into a fine powder pigment. In addition to these natural ingredients, no chemicals are ever used during the dyeing process.
The chef jacket
This chef jacket combines style with comfort. The stretch fabric at the back ensures optimal freedom of movement, while the chef's jacket maintains its chic appearance. With two convenient pockets on the jacket, you have all your kitchen utensils within reach. Additionally, there is an apron loop at the back, keeping your apron neatly in place.
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