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Chef Works SHC07-BLK-XL Men's Charleston Shirt Short Sleeves Contrast Fabric On Inner Sleeve Band & Inner Collar Band
| Manufacturer | Chef Works |
|---|---|
| Model Number | SHC07-BLK-XL |
| Manufacturer Part # | SHC07-BLK-XL |
| Type | Cook / Kitchen |
| Style | Button Front |
| Sleeve | Short Sleeve |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Poly/cotton |
| Size | Mens Unisex 48 - 50 (XLarge) |
| Weight | 8 lbs |
| UPC | 888106082027 |
About this item
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Product Details
The Chef Works SHC07-BLK-XL Men's Charleston Shirt is a versatile garment designed for culinary professionals seeking both style and functionality. This shirt features short sleeves and is crafted from a durable 65/35 poly-cotton blend, ensuring comfort and durability in demanding kitchen environments. The Charleston Shirt stands out with its unique contrast fabric on the inner sleeve band and inner collar band, adding a touch of sophistication to its design. The matching button front provides a seamless appearance, while the left sleeve pocket offers practical utility for keeping essential tools or notes close at hand. The back yoke with pleats enhances fit and mobility, accommodating the dynamic movements of chefs. The shirt's "ditsy print" in black adds a subtle flair, making it suitable for both professional and casual settings. Available in size XL, the Chef Works Men's Charleston Shirt caters to individuals who prioritize both style and functionality in their attire, making it a valuable addition to any culinary wardrobe.
