Funky Chef Introduces First Fashion-Forward Chef's Jackets for Women

Mar 27

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., March 27, 2024 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - Funky Chef has introduced a new line of chef’s jackets tailored exclusively for female culinary professionals, marking a shift from traditional unisex or male-oriented kitchen attire. According to the company, the collection aims to combine style, comfort, and practicality, addressing the specific needs of women in the culinary industry.

The company's initiative comes in response to the growing presence of women in culinary fields and the lack of specialized attire that accommodates their form and function requirements. "Traditional chef whites were designed for men’s bodies and fail to capture the creativity, form, and function demanded by today’s female culinary professionals," stated Hannah Staddon, Founder and CEO of Funky Chef. "Our mission is to empower the next generation of female chefs, ensuring they feel empowered in their everyday uniforms."

The newly released fitted jackets feature a design that includes an adjustable waist, a shorter length with a rounded bottom, and side seam splits, enhancing mobility and providing a more flattering fit. Made from stretchy, breathable cotton and utilizing eco-friendly dyes, the jackets are designed to offer comfort and durability. The collection moves away from traditional button closures, opting instead for a zip closure for ease of use, and incorporates pockets for practicality.

Funky Chef's collection, which has already been adopted by female chef influencers, yacht chefs, private chefs, culinary educators, students, and recipe developers, includes 10 unique designs. The jackets are available in sizes ranging from XS to 3XL, starting at $129 each. Notably, the brand has committed to donating 1% of its profits to the Endometriosis Foundation of America, underscoring its commitment to making a positive impact beyond the kitchen.

For more details on the collection and Funky Chef's initiatives, visit www.FunkyChef.co.

Source: Funky Chef via Newswire