About This

• Sturdy Polycotton Apron - Syntus aprons have undergone rigorous durability tests. Select the polycotton material, which combines the wrinkle-resistance and stain-resistance of polyester with the softness and comfort of cotton. They are suitable for use as either a server apron in the front-of-house area or a chef apron in the back-of-house, ensuring long-lasting performance in a busy food service.
• Short & Practical – Designed for a comfortable fit, measuring 24 inches in height and 27.2 inches in width, proper size for both men and women, offers full coverage from chest to knee. The adjustable shoulder straps range from 13.5 to 24 inches, allowing for a customized fit based on coverage needs. Two 39-inch tie straps easily adjust to different body types, providing a secure and personalized fit.
• 3 Divided Pockets - The apron includes 3 front pockets, the two outer pockets are 8.4 x 8.1 inches, and the middle pocket is 9.4 x 8.1 inches, strategically placed for convenient access. These pockets are perfect for holding essential cooking tools such as spatulas, thermometers, or tongs, ensuring that everything you need is within easy reach while cooking or grilling.
• Care Instruction - Caring for a polycotton apron is simple due to the durable and easy-care nature of the material. It can be machine washed in cold or warm water, as the polyester component resists shrinkage, while the cotton ensures breathability and softness. To prevent fading and extend the life of the apron, it’s best to avoid high heat when washing or drying—use a low or medium setting in the dryer.
• Versatile for Use - This apron goes beyond the kitchen, offering versatility for a wide range of activities such as painting, home repairs, gardening, and crafting. Its durable polycotton blend protects your clothes from splashes, stains, and dirt. Additionally, Syntus provides a variety of color options, allowing you to choose a style that reflects your personal taste or matches seasonal and holiday themes.

Overview

• Origin : Imported