Stuff for the Butchers

 

Stuff for the Butchers



The butcher's coat provides many advantages. It is primarily worn for safety purposes. The jacket will take the main impact, should hot liquid spill over a pot as the butcher is carrying it, and can be quickly removed to get it away from the undergarments and legs. 


Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat

The jacket is worn long to just below the knee to protect the upper part of the legs. Traditionally, the purpose of the jacket was also to protect the wearer's garments from food stains and smells. It is also used to provide a convenient cloth with which to wipe messy hands or to dry washed hands, although this would be considered unhygienic now. Sometimes, a jacket will contain pockets, enabling a butcher to easily carry the tools of their trade.

Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket
Butcher Jacket

Butchers' clothing remains a standard in the food industry. The toques were already used, but he sought a uniform to honour the butcher. White was chosen for the butcher's coat to signify cleanliness. Brought the traditional butcher's coat to London, managing the restaurants.

Butcher Jacket
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
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Butcher Coat
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Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat
Butcher Coat

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