Chef coats, kitchen trousers, caps and neckerchiefs made for a hot line and a hot wash — not for a catalogue photo. Manufactured at our own unit in Guindy, Chennai and delivered across India.
Terah Tex is a chef uniform manufacturer producing double-breasted and mandarin-collar chef coats, executive chef coats, ladies chef coats, denim chef wear, checked and plain kitchen trousers, skull caps, aprons and neckerchiefs in bulk for hotels, restaurant groups, cloud kitchens, QSR chains, catering companies and culinary institutes. Cloth is bought at mill level, cut in single lots and stitched in our own unit, with name and designation embroidery applied to a recorded specification. Orders are dispatched pan-India in site-wise labelled cartons, with production running 15 to 20 days from sample approval.
A chef coat fails in three places: the shoulder seam, the button placket and the colour after twenty hot washes. Every coat here is specified around those three, which is why we quote GSM and composition instead of describing the cloth.
The classic kitchen coat in cotton-rich twill, with a reversible front panel so a stained side can be turned during service, and knotted or stud buttons.
Higher-finish coats with contrast piping, mandarin or notch collar, embroidered designation and a tailored cut for pass and front-of-house presence.
Cut on a separate pattern rather than a scaled-down mens block — shaped through the waist, correct sleeve and shoulder, in the same cloth as the brigade.
Denim and chambray coats, bib aprons and cross-back aprons for open kitchens, casual dining and chef-led counters where the brigade is visible to guests.
Checked, houndstooth, plain black and pinstripe trousers with an elasticated or drawcord waist, cut loose enough for a twelve-hour standing shift.
Skull caps, beanies, chef hats, neckerchiefs, waist aprons and side towels branded to the same shade card as the coats.
Kitchen laundry runs hotter and more often than any other category, frequently with bleach. Cloth is bought at mill level from authorised dealers and specified against your laundry protocol rather than against the lowest per-metre rate.
Higher-cotton twill above 200 GSM. Breathes at the range and survives the daily hot wash and bleach cycle that destroys polyester-heavy blends.
For cloud kitchens and QSR with a fast laundry cycle — dries between shifts, holds shape and resists shrinkage.
Indigo denim and chambray for chef-led counters and casual dining, where the brigade is part of the room.
A stain-release finish can be specified on the cloth so oil and sauce lift in the wash instead of setting into the weave.
Send your brigade strength and outlet list today, get a costed chef wear plan tomorrow.
These are the specifications we most often quote per role for hotel and restaurant kitchens. Pick one and the enquiry note is pre-filled with it.
Everything is manufactured at our own unit in Guindy, Chennai and dispatched in site-wise labelled cartons. These six cities are regular routes with a page of their own — every other pincode in India is a freight quote away.
Six steps, each one signed off before the next begins. Nothing goes to bulk until you have held the sample and approved the shade.
Headcount, roles, wash cycle and the garment you use today are reviewed before anything is quoted.
Swatches and GSM options put in front of you, shade fixed against a card and recorded on file.
Pattern made, sample stitched, size-set trial sent to you for sign-off before bulk begins.
One lay per style, so shade does not drift between the first piece and the last.
Reinforced stitching, embroidery, printing and name detailing applied in our own unit.
Measurement and finish checked, then packed size-wise in labelled cartons per kitchen or outlet for the group store.
Terah Tex manufactures uniforms for Marriott among other hospitality clients — kitchens where the brigade is inspected by the brand standard team as closely as the food is.
Fabric composition, GSM, garment construction and branding priced separately — so you can compare on specification, not on a headline number.
We will call you today and send fabric options with a per-piece price within one working day.
If your laundry runs a bleach or a hot-wash protocol, send it with the enquiry — the cloth is specified against it.
Terah Tex manufactures chef uniforms and chef coats at its own unit in Guindy, Chennai and delivers pan-India. Cloth is bought at mill level from authorised dealers, cut in single lots and stitched in-house, so shade and fit stay consistent across the brigade and across reorders.
Cotton-rich twill above 200 GSM is the usual choice, because it breathes at the range and survives the daily hot wash and bleach cycle. Polyester-heavy blends are avoided in hot kitchens for exactly that reason. Poly-cotton is used where the kitchen runs a fast laundry turnaround.
Yes. Double-breasted coats with a reversible front panel, mandarin-collar modern coats, notch-collar executive coats and short-sleeve coats are all patterned in-house, so the brigade can carry different cuts on one shade card.
Yes, and on a separate ladies pattern rather than a scaled-down mens block — shaped through the waist with correct shoulder and sleeve length, in the same cloth and shade as the rest of the brigade.
Yes. Denim and chambray coats and aprons are produced for open kitchens, casual dining and chef-led counters, in indigo or black wash with contrast stitching where the brief calls for it.
Yes. Name, designation, kitchen section and brand logo are embroidered in-house, and the artwork and placement are recorded per order so a replacement coat months later matches exactly.
Minimum quantity depends on the garment and the cloth, because mill fabric is bought in set lengths. Coats and trousers carry lower minimums than specialised denim or executive cloth. Share your brigade strength and Terah Tex confirms the minimum for your specification.
A sample coat is made and approved first, then the bulk schedule is committed in writing at order confirmation. Standard production is 15 to 20 days from sample approval, with expedited production available for outlet openings.
Yes. Chef Uniform orders are produced at our own unit in Guindy, Chennai and dispatched pan-India. Chennai, Bangalore and Coimbatore are overnight or same-day routes; Hyderabad, Mumbai and Delhi NCR run on scheduled freight in two to four days. Orders are packed size-wise in labelled cartons per site, so your stores team does not have to re-sort on arrival.
Most vendors quoting locally are traders buying from units like ours and adding a margin. Buying direct from the manufacturer removes that margin, which usually offsets freight several times over on a bulk order — and you get composition, GSM and shade stated in writing rather than described loosely.