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Yellow Cross Back Linen Multi Purpose Apron
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The most practical, versatile and brilliantly stylish Multi Purpose Apron you can find. The ideal gift for a cook, baker, cleaner, gardener, florist, artist, new mum or animal lover.
Our cross back linen aprons are quite simply the most elegant and comfortable thing you can wear - with nothing hanging around the neck or tied around the waist.
They feature two useful patch pockets for stashing away everything from pastry cutters to scissors and string and dog treats!
Produced in 100% pre-washed linen, this is more like a stylish garment than an apron.
Made with generous amounts of linen, they are one-size that really does fit and suit all shapes and sizes, with sensibly proportioned arm holes for ease of getting them on and off.
Available in three colours - Ink Navy, Root Grey, Jug Yellow. One size really does fit all.
made from:
100% pre-washed Linen. 225g Linen which is a medium-heavy weight.
Wash at 30 degrees, do not tumble dry, iron medium heat.
dimensions:
Length from shoulder to hem on front approx 102cm
Width across the front of the chest - seam to seam - 52cm
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