Description

Made from three repurposed fabric. A 1950s pattern, this easy to wear apron presents intense colors. The dark navy (almost black) canvas fabric body is repurposed from a curtain; the red bandana print canvas is from a tablecloth, and the multicolor canvas is from another tablecloth. All fabrics retain their rich colorings and should do so years into the future if you take normal care.

The apron features an adjustable neck strap including a yellow plastic slider buckle, two large pockets, wide bias on all outside edges, a V-shaped layering of colorful fabrics at the front chest, large triangle shapes bordering the hemline, and extra-long ties so you can tie in front or in back.

This will fit quite a range of body sizes. I estimate it’s appropriate for US women’s sizes medium to extra large (12 to 20). It is probably too big for women who might be sizes 10 and under. The apron body measures 34” (86cm) straight across at the waistline and 34.5” (87.5cm) long from center front top to center front hemline. Each tie is 51” (129cm) long.

Suggested care is gentle machine or hand wash in cool or warm water, and air dry or machine dry gentle, low temperature. I recommend Color Guard Cheer or Woolite for Darks to preserve its colors.

Apron N79 is this same style, in different colors.

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