Custom Piped Apron with Large Phone Pocket
Polyester apron with piped trim and phone pocket.
Make an impression with custom apron, printed in your brand colours for events, gifting and promotions.
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Custom Piped Apron with Large Phone Pocket
Polyester apron with piped trim and phone pocket.

180gsm cotton twill bib apron.

Twill bib apron with pocket.

Full-colour printed cotton apron.

Denim waist apron.

Denim apron with leather pockets.

Canvas apron with leather straps.

Denim bib apron.

V-neck canvas apron.

Classic denim apron.

Multi-pocket apron.

Long-sleeved smock apron.

Printed polyester bib apron.
Itemised quotation. From 100 pieces. GST invoice provided.
From bustling hawker stalls to Michelin-starred kitchens, customised aprons do more than protect clothing — they tell your brand story every time someone ties one on. At Aquaholic Gifts we supply custom apron printing across Singapore with logo embroidery, silk-screen, heat-transfer and sublimation options, so every apron leaves your workshop looking exactly the way you envisioned it.
A branded apron is one of the few promotional items people actually use — at weekend barbecues, cooking classes, café shifts, and art workshops. That repeated exposure turns a simple piece of fabric into a walking billboard for your company. Research shows the average branded apron is kept for over 12 months, giving your logo thousands of impressions at a fraction of the cost of digital ads.
Whether you are outfitting a restaurant crew, launching a gift-with-purchase campaign, or planning a team-building cooking event, a customised apron in Singapore delivers branding value that lasts far beyond the event itself. Discover more about how customised aprons benefit Singapore businesses.
Not every kitchen — or brand — needs the same cut. Here are the three core styles we customise most often:
Covers chest to knee — ideal for chefs, baristas, and art-studio staff who need maximum splash protection. The large front panel doubles as prime real estate for your logo.
Tied at the waist, these are the go-to choice for wait staff, bartenders, and retail associates. Pockets keep order pads, pens, and devices within easy reach.
Straps criss-cross at the back and distribute weight evenly — perfect for long shifts in bakeries, workshops, and flower studios where comfort is non-negotiable.
Choosing the right material is just as important as picking the right style. Here is a quick comparison to guide your decision:
| Fabric | Best For | Durability | Print Compatibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% Cotton | Cooking classes, eco-conscious brands | Moderate — softens with washes | Screen print, embroidery, DTG |
| Polyester | F&B kitchens, high-use environments | High — resists stains & wrinkles | Sublimation, heat transfer |
| Poly-Cotton Blend | All-round corporate use, events | Good — balances comfort & strength | All methods |
| Canvas | Workshops, artisanal brands, craft studios | Very high — rugged & structured | Embroidery, screen print |
| Denim | Cafés, barista bars, trendy F&B outlets | Very high — ages beautifully | Embroidery, leather-patch branding |
The right print technique depends on your design complexity, budget, and quantity. We walk every client through the options — here is a snapshot to get you started. For a deeper dive, read our guide on the top 5 apron printing methods for businesses.
Cost-effective for bulk runs with 1–3 colours. Ink sits on the surface for bold, vibrant logos that survive hundreds of washes.
Great for photographic artwork and gradients. A heated press bonds the design to the fabric — ideal for smaller orders and intricate full-colour graphics.
Dye becomes part of the polyester fibre — meaning zero cracking or peeling. Choose this for all-over prints and designs that wrap edge to edge.
Stitched-in logos exude a premium, tactile quality that screen prints cannot replicate. Popular for restaurant chains, boutique cafés, and luxury hospitality brands.
Inkjet technology sprays water-based ink directly onto the fabric. Perfect for complex, multi-colour artwork on cotton aprons without the need for colour separations. See our custom apron with pocket.
Our apron custom orders come from a wide cross-section of industries. Here are the most common use cases we fulfil:
Branded bib or waist aprons that unify front-of-house teams and reinforce brand identity with every plate served.
Cooking workshops, company D&Ds, and CSR bake-sales — custom aprons double as souvenirs attendees actually keep.
Supermarkets, cookware brands, and F&B franchises use customised aprons as corporate gifts and cooking giveaways to drive loyalty.
Canvas and denim aprons protect participants while keeping your studio brand front and centre in every class photo.
Students receive customised aprons as part of their kit — an effective branding touchpoint that gets worn far beyond campus.
Cross-back aprons with pockets keep tools handy while giving staff a polished, Instagram-worthy uniform look.
We have streamlined the process so you can go from concept to delivery in five straightforward steps:
First-time buyers often stumble on avoidable errors that inflate costs or delay timelines. The most frequent pitfalls include choosing the wrong fabric for the intended environment, skipping the mock-up approval stage, underestimating production lead time, and prioritising price over print quality. We have compiled a detailed breakdown in our article on common mistakes when ordering customised aprons in Singapore — worth reading before you place your first order.
A great customised apron is not just about slapping a logo on fabric. Keep these principles in mind to make your apron printing investment count:
Centre-chest is the most visible position on bib aprons. For waist aprons, a bottom-right pocket logo works best. Always request a mock-up.
Dark aprons with light-coloured prints (or vice versa) ensure your logo remains readable from across a busy restaurant floor or event hall.
Overly complex artwork may not reproduce well on textured fabrics like denim or canvas. Simplify gradients and reduce fine text wherever possible.
Individual name embroidery turns a corporate apron into a personal keepsake — perfect for team gifts and employee onboarding kits.
Proper maintenance extends both the lifespan of the fabric and the vibrancy of your printed logo. Machine-wash printed aprons inside-out on a gentle cycle with cold water. Avoid bleach and tumble-drying — line-dry or low-heat dry instead. For embroidered aprons, a warm iron on the reverse side keeps the stitching crisp without flattening the texture. Following these simple steps ensures your custom aprons look sharp shift after shift.
Our MOQ for customised aprons is 100 pieces. This allows us to set up printing or embroidery efficiently while keeping your per-unit cost competitive. For orders above 500 pieces, volume discounts apply automatically.
Standard custom production lead time is 21–45 days from design approval, depending on order complexity and quantity. If you need aprons sooner, our express service runs 7 working days using local stock designs with a quick logo print. We recommend planning at least 5–6 weeks ahead for custom orders tied to event deadlines.
It depends on your design and fabric. Silk-screen printing is the most cost-effective for simple logos in bulk; embroidery delivers a premium feel; sublimation works best for full-colour, all-over designs on polyester. Our team will recommend the ideal method after reviewing your artwork — see our full guide on apron printing methods.
Yes. Many clients order a combination of bib aprons for kitchen staff and waist aprons for front-of-house — both carrying the same logo. The MOQ of 100 pieces applies to the total order, not per style.
Absolutely. We prepare a digital mock-up for every order. For larger runs, we also produce a physical pre-production sample so you can check fabric, colour, and print quality before we proceed.
They are one of the most practical and well-received corporate gift choices in Singapore. Unlike disposable items, a quality apron gets used regularly — at home, in the kitchen, or at weekend barbecues — keeping your brand visible long after the event. Read more in our customised aprons as corporate gifts guide.
Yes — name personalisation is available via embroidery or DTF heat-transfer printing. This is popular for employee uniforms and culinary school kits where each recipient gets their own named apron. See our custom bib apron.
For the sharpest results, supply your logo as a vector file (.AI, .EPS, .SVG, or .PDF). High-resolution PNG files (300 DPI minimum) also work for most print methods. Our design team can help convert formats at no extra charge.
Dive deeper into apron customisation, branding strategies, and ordering best practices:
Tell us your vision — our team will handle the design, sampling, and production so you can focus on running your business. MOQ 100 pcs | Custom production 21–45 days | Express 7 working days, local stock designs.