Catering Aprons

Every Apron Style a Catering Team Actually Orders, in One Place

Catering aprons at Arklavo cover the full range a catering or event company needs in one collection: an unbranded printed apron at $25.99 for back-of-house kitchen staff, a SOL’S Printed Organic Cotton Apron at $27.99 for a softer everyday feel, and embroidered SOL’S or Liberty Bags styles from $34.99 to $47.99 for front-of-house staff working near guests. Every order moves through a free digital proof before the two-day production window starts.

A Budget Printed Apron for Back-of-House Staff

Catering aprons on a tight budget start with the unbranded Printed Apron at $25.99, keeping costs down for outfitting a large kitchen crew in both men’s and women’s cuts. It ships with no order minimum, so a single apron for a temp hire costs the same per unit as a full staff order, and automatic volume discounts of 5% to 25% then lower it further as quantity grows.

Organic Cotton for a Softer, Breathable Feel

The SOL’S Printed Organic Cotton Apron at $27.99 uses a softer, sustainable cotton fabric that holds up to washing after every event while staying comfortable through a long shift, in both men’s and women’s sizing.

Related collections: Restaurant And Café Uniforms

Embroidered Catering Aprons for a Polished Front-of-House Look

The embroidered SOL’S Apron at $47.99 and the embroidered Liberty Bags Apron at $34.99 give servers a stitched, higher-end logo that reads clean up close, the kind of detail that matters when a guest is standing a few feet away at a wedding or gala. Both styles reorder easily one apron at a time, so a new server hired mid-season matches the rest of the team without a fresh case order.

Who Orders Catering Aprons Through This Lineup

Catering aprons here cover both sides of an event, from prep-line budget to guest-facing polish, which is why the buyers below rarely order just one style.

Catering companies

From the same checkout, a caterer dresses prep cooks in the $25.99 printed apron and servers in the embroidered SOL’S or Liberty Bags styles.

Event planning & production

Saving the printed style for setup hands, a planner staffing a client's event orders the embroidered apron for the crew guests actually see.

Wedding venues

Without reopening a case order for the whole team, a venue’s own banquet staff can add one embroidered apron for a new server.

Hotels & boutique lodging

A banquet department outfits room-service and buffet staff in the same lineup, mixing printed and embroidered pieces on one order.

Food trucks

Instead of committing to a case built for a bigger kitchen, a two-person truck crew orders a couple of the $25.99 printed aprons.

Fast-casual & QSR franchises

A location with regular staff turnover reorders single printed aprons for new hires at the same per-unit price as the original batch.

Conference & convention centers

A venue running back-to-back events keeps kitchen staff in the budget printed apron. Guest-facing servers switch to the stitched SOL’S version instead.

Golf courses & country clubs

A clubhouse kitchen dresses banquet servers in embroidered aprons for member events while prep staff wear the lower-cost printed style.

Senior living & assisted care

Healthcare cafe and dining staff wear the organic cotton apron for a softer feel through long serving shifts.

Churches & faith organizations

Without a case minimum, a congregation running a community meal or potluck night can order a small batch of printed aprons for volunteers.