Uniforms for cafes, restaurants & hotels

Uniforms for cafés, restaurants and hotels in Hong Kong

Updated 4 November 2026

Uniforms for cafés, restaurants and hotels in Hong Kong cost about HK$150 to HK$310 for a chef jacket, about HK$180 for an apron, and from about HK$110 for an embroidered polo shirt. For current offers for your team, send a request on BlaBlaPrice with the number of sets and your deadline.

These are approximate listed prices, not the cost of a finished order. Prices are per garment, so one full set for a cook, for example a jacket, trousers and apron, costs more than a single item. Premium tailored service shirts can reach about HK$360.

Health and dress-code rules

The Hotel and Guesthouse Accommodation Authority sets standard licence requirements for hotel premises, and the Department of Health publishes infection-control guidelines for the hotel industry. The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department also publishes a guide to the licences needed for regulated activities. Some hotels publish dress codes, for example a collared shirt at lunch and elegant attire at dinner, so check your venue's rules before you order. One hotel's published standards require food-handling staff to wear gloves, so check what your kitchen team needs.

Season and sizes

Summer runs from June to August and is hot, so breathable, quick-dry fabrics suit kitchen and floor staff. Winter from December to February is cooler, so plan jackets or layers for those months. Order a summer set before June and a winter set before December, since a set with a logo needs time to produce.

What to write in the request

List the items (aprons, jackets, trousers, shirts, polo shirts), the staff roles (kitchen, floor, bar), the number of sets, the logo or embroidery you need, the fabric, the colour and style, the deadline, the delivery city and your budget. Give sizes for chest and length in centimetres, and ask the seller for a size chart before you order.

How prices are quoted

Ask whether the logo or embroidery is included in the price, and whether the price includes delivery to your city. Listings show prices in HK$ per garment, so the total depends on the number of staff and sets.

Write your order in the BlaBlaPrice chat in your own words, and add a photo of your logo or current uniform if you have one. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply with their own offer, price, terms and delivery time. Your contacts stay hidden until you choose to exchange them. For related clothing, see work clothing and workwear, safety footwear and accessories.