Favorite light cool chef pants
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raleighcook15
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Favorite light cool chef pants
Looking for lightweight chef pants. Ive been wearing mostly chinos and the sorts as theyre the most comfortable. Looking for something a bit cooler and more comfortable as in covering hot line stations at the moment
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jmcnelly85
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raleighcook15
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Re: Favorite light cool chef pants
Yes - I have two pairs and they are pretty well made - plus good in a hot kitchen
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dmonterisi
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Re: Favorite light cool chef pants
I like the Cool Vent series from ChefWorks the best personally. I think the venting helps.
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jmcnelly85
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Re: Favorite light cool chef pants
They hold up pretty well, noticeably better than the super soft, baggy ones.
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DuckduckSpence
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Re: Favorite light cool chef pants
502 Levi’s are pretty what I use every day, I work in South Carolina where the mugginess in the summer time is ungodly. I have a pair of 868 pants that are my other go tops that are Very light and breatheable