Raw Utility

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Utility in detail, simplicity in form.
RAW Utility is a utility/workwear line originating from G-STAR, based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. In 2014, G-STAR’s design team collaborated with three-star chef Sergio Herman to launch “RAW Utility: Cuisine,” designed for everyone from restaurant chefs to service staff. Built around denim, the line offers garments that consider occupation-specific uses, durability, and ease of movement, with workwear innovation at its core.

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Dedicated to workwear innovation, we explore a new territory by custom-making kitchen attire for top-tier chef Sergio Herman and his team.

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1989
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A line focused on functional clothing and workwear

Raw Utility is a line derived from G-STAR’s workwear and functional clothing context. A de

Raw Utility is a line derived from G-STAR’s workwear and functional clothing context. A dedicated sales page under its own name has been featured on the G-STAR official website, and the line centers on functional layers, utility details, and contemporary workwear. In the past, Raw Utility–Cuisine was also introduced, including uniforms for chefs and staff in the food service industry, serving occupational uses and work environments distinct from general denimwear. Unlike the tailoring of Correct Line or the premium denim of RAW Essentials, it is positioned as a line that foregrounds functionality and practicality.

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