A well-known and much-loved Danish brand that has by now gained plenty of popularity in Estonia. Understated Nordic design, products made from very high-quality fabric and, along with that, a considerably longer service life have won the hearts of many Estonian restaurants and food venues. The key features are functionality, ease of wear, sustainability, quality and good-looking design. The Kentaur team is innovative, future-oriented and proud of its simple style and high-quality Nordic design. Among the newer materials, they use Tencel™ * material. There are also Fairtrade* products, and they also use Coolmax * mesh inserts on chef jackets to improve the breathability of the garments. Kentaur is a company whose range contains the largest proportion of garments in which sustainably (Sustainable) regenerated materials have been used. These products are also certified and labelled accordingly. Kentaur cares about the environment and about its footprint on society.
As their slogan says, workwear is not just work clothing. It is a lifestyle. The Kentaur workwear collection has been developed together with the teams of the Danish, Icelandic and Swedish chefs' associations. The textile designer on the team is of Japanese origin.
Before any product reaches the market, all the workwear is thoroughly tested with focus groups and through professional industrial laundries, in order to anticipate needs and shortcomings before they arise. That is why Kentaur calls itself a trendsetter in workwear.
You can come and see, touch and buy Kentaur products at the Smiletex showroom, or order them from the Smiletex online shop.
See the new KENTAUR catalogue HERE
*Fairtrade or the fair trade mark is carried by products that are made following sustainable and fair production principles.
* Coolmax® fabrics are designed to wick moisture away from the body and speed up drying, helping you stay cool and dry. Coolmax® fibre is a specially treated polyester fibre with an increased surface area.
*Tencel™ is a silky, luxurious and modern eco-friendly fibre – made from wood cellulose using nanotechnology.
