Price for one piece before quantity discounts. Print included.
Estimated order dispatch no later than 26.08.2025
United States | Shipping starts at: $6.00
1-9 items:
$22.69
10-39 items:
$20.63
40-99 items:
$19.62
100+ items:
$17.56
The discount applies to the cart, which may contain different product designs.
Classic half apron crafted from strong, tightly woven cotton twill, known for durability and resistance to wear. The diagonal weave provides structure and texture, yet remains breathable and soft enough for all-day comfort. Pigment printing yields vibrant, sharp colors. Perfectly suited for kitchens, baristas, studios, or creative workshops, with a timeless look and natural feel from first use.
• Apron size: 26.4" x 17.3"
• Pocket size: 12.6" x 8.3"
• Two long straps: 39.4" each
• The apron is printed on one side, with the pocket and strap printed separately
• Fabric: 100% Cotton Twill
• All parts fully printable — including pocket and straps
• Neat visible stitching around all edges
• The stitching thread color will be selected while sewing
Technique: Print, cut and sew. Your custom design is printed onto the fabric, then cut and sewn to create a unique textile product.
This product is made on demand. No minimums.
| A | B | C | D | E | F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26.4 in (67 cm) | 17.3 in (44 cm) | 12.6 in (32 cm) | 8.3 in (21 cm) | 105.1 in (267 cm) | 1.2 in (3 cm) |
Machine wash at 40°c only and dry flat.
To avoid white edges, extend your design to the full bleed size – but keep text and images within the safety area.
Remember to remove all die lines from your template to avoid them being printed alongside your design.
We can't guarantee exact placement.
It's not possible to perfectly align patterns or images from front to back.
Elements outside the safe print area are not guaranteed to appear fully on the finished product.
*We offer tax-exempt purchasing for European companies that have a VAT number, as well as for customers based in the United States, Canada, and countries outside the European Union.
