Category: Essential Apron
I was skeptical about an apron being a souvenir, but the fabric has held up through three messy baking sessions without a single stain. The pocket layout is just right for my phone and recipe card.
The double-sided fabric is a fun detail, and the adjustable neck strap actually stays put while I’m cooking. Pockets on both sides are perfect for keeping my phone and recipe card handy.
The pockets are deep enough to hold my phone and a recipe card while I'm cooking. The fabric is heavier than I expected, which means it doesn't wrinkle easily after washing.
The apron's fabric is thick and sturdy enough that I don't feel things through it while cooking, which was my biggest worry with cheaper ones. The deep front pocket holds my phone and recipe card perfectly when I'm baking.
Finally, an apron that actually looks cute while protecting my clothes from flour storms! The cross-back design keeps the straps from slipping off my shoulders, and the fabric repelled a full splash of olive oil without staining.
I was pleasantly surprised by how well the fabric repelled stains while I was cooking dinner tonight. The adjustable neck strap is a nice touch, it actually stays put when I tie it.
I love that it has an adjustable neck strap, which makes it fit perfectly over my sweater. The cotton fabric feels breathable while cooking, though I wish the pockets were a bit deeper for my phone.
I love that this apron has actual usable pockets—they're big enough to hold my phone and a recipe card without flopping over. The fabric is a nice thick cotton that feels like it will hold up to regular use, though I wish the straps were just a touch longer for a more adjustable fit.
I like the pattern but the fabric feels a bit stiff after washing, and the single pocket isn't deep enough to hold my phone while I cook. It does the job for basic kitchen tasks, though.