Karlowsky stands for modern hospitality and service clothing with a wide range. Chef jackets, aprons, waist aprons, service shirts and accessories impress with robust materials, practical details and a large choice of colours.
About the catalogue
In hospitality, hotels and food trades, workwear is part of the brand image. Alongside a well-groomed appearance, functionality, easy care and a permanently available collection count for smooth operations.
Karlowsky stands for modern hospitality and service clothing with a wide range. Chef jackets, aprons, waist aprons, service shirts and accessories impress with robust materials, practical details and a large choice of colours. The collections make it possible to visually structure kitchen and service teams clearly while creating a coherent overall concept.
As Alpha Brand in South Tyrol, we help you choose the right collections for your business. We pay attention to consistent size ranges, sensible colour combinations and lines that can be reliably reordered in the future. Especially with growing teams or seasonal changes, a clear structure is crucial – we ensure plannable processes and consistent quality. For a strong brand presence, we handle professional decoration, for example high-quality embroidery on aprons or chef jackets.
If you would like to use Karlowsky in South Tyrol for your company, we will be happy to advise you personally – simply get in touch.
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Fact sheet
Our tip: Aprons are the cheapest item with the biggest effect. A Karlowsky apron in your house colour with an embroidered logo makes your service team look consistent at once – even with different clothes underneath.
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Since 1892. August Karlowsky founded the company in Magdeburg, and it is still run by the family today.
Yes. We embroider logos and names in-house in Schlanders, usually on the chest or sleeve.
Karlowsky stands for modern hospitality and service clothing with a wide range. Chef jackets, aprons, waist aprons, service shirts and accessories impress with robust materials, practical details and a large choice of colours.
About the catalogue
In hospitality, hotels and food trades, workwear is part of the brand image. Alongside a well-groomed appearance, functionality, easy care and a permanently available collection count for smooth operations.
Karlowsky stands for modern hospitality and service clothing with a wide range. Chef jackets, aprons, waist aprons, service shirts and accessories impress with robust materials, practical details and a large choice of colours. The collections make it possible to visually structure kitchen and service teams clearly while creating a coherent overall concept.
As Alpha Brand in South Tyrol, we help you choose the right collections for your business. We pay attention to consistent size ranges, sensible colour combinations and lines that can be reliably reordered in the future. Especially with growing teams or seasonal changes, a clear structure is crucial – we ensure plannable processes and consistent quality. For a strong brand presence, we handle professional decoration, for example high-quality embroidery on aprons or chef jackets.
If you would like to use Karlowsky in South Tyrol for your company, we will be happy to advise you personally – simply get in touch.
Catalogue not displaying? Open catalogue in new tab
Fact sheet
Our tip: Aprons are the cheapest item with the biggest effect. A Karlowsky apron in your house colour with an embroidered logo makes your service team look consistent at once – even with different clothes underneath.
How to order
More catalogues




Since 1892. August Karlowsky founded the company in Magdeburg, and it is still run by the family today.
Yes. We embroider logos and names in-house in Schlanders, usually on the chest or sleeve.
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