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Warisan Chef Uniforms Sdn Bhd

Hi, we sew cafe and hotel uniforms in Kuala Lumpur. Chef shirts start from RM25.54 and aprons from RM14.63, with logo embroidery on request. How many sets and which staff roles do you need?

Pulau Mutiara Workwear

Good day. Our workshop in George Town makes waiter vests and polo shirts for cafes. Polos start from RM55.98 each, and waiter vests from RM21.45. Which fabric and colour would you like?

Klang Hospitality Apparel

Hello, we supply hotel staff tops and chef jackets in Shah Alam and Kuala Lumpur. Jackets start from about RM102, staff tops from RM95. What sizes do you need?

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Uniforms for cafes, restaurants and hotels in Malaysia

Uniforms for cafes, restaurants and hotels cost roughly RM15 to RM150 per piece in Malaysia, from aprons and waiter vests to chef jackets. The quickest way to get prices for your exact staff list is a free request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Malaysia, October 2026 (sellers' websites)
ItemPrice per piece
Aprons and waiter vestsRM15 to RM25
Chef shirts and trousersRM25 to RM60
Staff polos, blouses and shirtsRM55 to RM145
Chef jackets and coatsRM100 to RM150

Local rules and what to check

Malaysian uniform guides for restaurants and cafes focus on garment choice, fabric, logo placement and embroidery, and hotel brand standards go further, setting colour matching and logo size rules. Before you order, agree on a colour sample and a logo placement drawing, so that every set matches the others.

Heat, humidity and the seasons

Malaysia has no winter. The climate is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons instead of cold and warm months, so the fabric matters more than the time of year. A breathable cotton or cotton-polyester blend suits kitchen and floor staff in the heat, and aprons and chef trousers should be easy to wash and dry in the rainy months. If you are opening a new venue or taking on staff, order a few weeks before the first shift so there is time for fittings and logo work.

How it is priced and delivered

The prices in the table are per piece for plain items. Logo embroidery, custom cuts and special fabrics are quoted separately, so ask each seller for a line-by-line price. Sizes are normally given in centimetres for chest and length, and sellers quote in ringgit. Name your city in the request so that sellers can quote delivery to it.

What to write in your request

Say which staff roles need uniforms, such as waiters, chefs, bar staff and front desk, and how many sets each. Add whether you want a logo or embroidery, the fabric and the colour or style, sizes in centimetres, the date you need them, the delivery city and your budget in RM. A photo of your current uniform or logo helps sellers quote faster.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the uniforms in a chat, and the AI asks for anything missing before it looks through sellers' websites in Malaysia for prices, then shows the prices and businesses it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, price, terms and delivery. Your contact details stay hidden until you decide with whom to exchange them. For related workwear see work clothing and high-visibility vests, or create a free request.

Questions and answers

How much do cafe and restaurant uniforms cost in Malaysia?

Aprons and waiter vests are roughly RM15 to RM25 each, chef shirts and trousers RM25 to RM60, and chef jackets RM100 to RM150. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in October 2026.

Does a logo or embroidery change the price?

Logo embroidery and custom work are quoted separately from plain items, so ask each seller for a line-by-line price.

What should a restaurant check before buying uniforms in Malaysia?

Check the fabric, the colour match and the logo placement with a sample, because uniform guides for Malaysian restaurants and cafes focus on exactly these points.

Is there a season to plan around?

Malaysia has no winter. The climate is hot all year with wet and dry seasons, so choose breathable fabric and order a few weeks before your first shift.

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