Short take:
This is 100% cotton & is labeled as being made in India. It will wrinkle if folded/scrunched up. It is NOT "ULTRA spill-resistant" & it is more of a "medium duty" than a "Heavy duty kitchen apron". Other than that, it matches the product description! It fits my size 14 body even with a light jacket on & should fit a woman up to an XXL size & it washes/dries well (on cool). If I were going to use this for cooking, I would use Scotchguard first (or even some heavy starch on the material) to protect it. It's a bargain item for light-duty work so grab it!
Detailed Review:
Price/quality:
The price of this is really good - depending on what you need. The cotton material is that of a good flour sack cloth type of kitchen towel - but not too thin. Think medium-thin, brushed canvas cotton that is soft & feels slightly starched. The stitching is really good & I didn't see any raggedy areas on mine - they were even and straight. I'm really happy with this.
For decorating:
This would be decent for a simple costume as is. I don't sew but this seems like it could stand up to embroidery & patches could be ironed on. It's much like a really good quality flour sack kitchen towel & most likely will hold up to a lot of cold-water washing and light bleaching. I wouldn't make a purse or anything out of it. As a simple 5-dollar apron, it's a steal. It should last me for at least a couple of years (or more) with regular washing and bleaching.
Size & Texture & Design:
I'm a size 14 dress woman and this fits me very well & a woman up to an XXL size could probably comfortably wear this, no problem. The tie goes around my waist enough that I can pull the strings around to tie it in the front if I want. The neck is not tight or uncomfortable & doesn't leave the bib hanging down too low as some other aprons do.
Possible downside:
There are NO pockets or towel loops. However, I was able to tuck a towel into the belt as the waistline. If I wanted, I could stitch on a pocket or stitch on a folded flour sack to use as a pocket.
Clothes protection:
This is a really good apron for my use when baking to keep flour and other dry ingredients off my clothing. I bake a lot of bread & don't need anything fancy. I usually just drape a large flour sack towel around my waist. This keeps the flour off my clothes & I can dry my hands on the material. This is great for light baking but WON'T protect clothing water or oils.
Care & cleaning:
I have machine-washed & dried this once & rinsed/air-dried part of the bottom once to quickly clean off some spilled coffee. I will continue hand washing this in COLD water with a bit of Oxiclean & drying on low/cool or air-drying. Right now, in between machine-washing, I generally shake it to rid it of flour, then give any spots a quick rinse in the bathroom sink & hang it to dry. Like any kind of white cotton, this would hold onto dark & set stains. I spilled coffee with cream on the hem and rinsed treated it right away and the material came clean. If I were going to use this for cooking or anything like that, I would not want it in white! If you don't fold this between uses, it's going to wrinkle. It came out of the package looking crazy!
Overall, this is so good that I might get another before it's not available or the price goes up. It's worth taking care of.
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Aunt Martha's 28-Inch by 35-Inch Cotton Kitchen Apron, White
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Standard Size: 28" x 35"
Made from a medium weight 100% cotton. This unprinted twill apron is bright white, durable, and great for hand or machine embroidery, screen printing, and painting.
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| material | Cotton | Cotton | Cotton Blend | Cotton | Polyester | Polyester & Cotton |
| size | Standard | 27W x 33L | Standard | 28W x 34L | 28*32 inch | 30”L x 26”W |
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| fabric | 100% Cotton | 100% Cotton | 66% Cotton 34% Polyester | 100% Cotton | 85% Polyester, 15% Cotton | 65% Cotton, 32% Polyester |
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| closure type | Drawstring | Drawstring | Button | Drawstring | Tie Strap | Buckle |
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At this price? A BARGAIN.
Short take:This is 100% cotton & is labeled as being made in India. It will wrinkle if folded/scrunched up. It is NOT "ULTRA spill-resistant" & it is more of a "medium duty" than a "Heavy duty kitchen apron". Other than that, it matches the product description! It fits my size 14 body even with a light jacket on & should fit a woman up to an XXL size & it washes/dries well (on cool). If I were going to use this for cooking, I would use Scotchguard first (or even some heavy starch on the material) to protect it. It's a bargain item for light-duty work so grab it!Detailed Review:Price/quality:The price of this is really good - depending on what you need. The cotton material is that of a good flour sack cloth type of kitchen towel - but not too thin. Think medium-thin, brushed canvas cotton that is soft & feels slightly starched. The stitching is really good & I didn't see any raggedy areas on mine - they were even and straight. I'm really happy with this.For decorating:This would be decent for a simple costume as is. I don't sew but this seems like it could stand up to embroidery & patches could be ironed on. It's much like a really good quality flour sack kitchen towel & most likely will hold up to a lot of cold-water washing and light bleaching. I wouldn't make a purse or anything out of it. As a simple 5-dollar apron, it's a steal. It should last me for at least a couple of years (or more) with regular washing and bleaching.Size & Texture & Design:I'm a size 14 dress woman and this fits me very well & a woman up to an XXL size could probably comfortably wear this, no problem. The tie goes around my waist enough that I can pull the strings around to tie it in the front if I want. The neck is not tight or uncomfortable & doesn't leave the bib hanging down too low as some other aprons do.Possible downside:There are NO pockets or towel loops. However, I was able to tuck a towel into the belt as the waistline. If I wanted, I could stitch on a pocket or stitch on a folded flour sack to use as a pocket.Clothes protection:This is a really good apron for my use when baking to keep flour and other dry ingredients off my clothing. I bake a lot of bread & don't need anything fancy. I usually just drape a large flour sack towel around my waist. This keeps the flour off my clothes & I can dry my hands on the material. This is great for light baking but WON'T protect clothing water or oils.Care & cleaning:I have machine-washed & dried this once & rinsed/air-dried part of the bottom once to quickly clean off some spilled coffee. I will continue hand washing this in COLD water with a bit of Oxiclean & drying on low/cool or air-drying. Right now, in between machine-washing, I generally shake it to rid it of flour, then give any spots a quick rinse in the bathroom sink & hang it to dry. Like any kind of white cotton, this would hold onto dark & set stains. I spilled coffee with cream on the hem and rinsed treated it right away and the material came clean. If I were going to use this for cooking or anything like that, I would not want it in white! If you don't fold this between uses, it's going to wrinkle. It came out of the package looking crazy!Overall, this is so good that I might get another before it's not available or the price goes up. It's worth taking care of.
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Short take:
This is 100% cotton & is labeled as being made in India. It will wrinkle if folded/scrunched up. It is NOT "ULTRA spill-resistant" & it is more of a "medium duty" than a "Heavy duty kitchen apron". Other than that, it matches the product description! It fits my size 14 body even with a light jacket on & should fit a woman up to an XXL size & it washes/dries well (on cool). If I were going to use this for cooking, I would use Scotchguard first (or even some heavy starch on the material) to protect it. It's a bargain item for light-duty work so grab it!
Detailed Review:
Price/quality:
The price of this is really good - depending on what you need. The cotton material is that of a good flour sack cloth type of kitchen towel - but not too thin. Think medium-thin, brushed canvas cotton that is soft & feels slightly starched. The stitching is really good & I didn't see any raggedy areas on mine - they were even and straight. I'm really happy with this.
For decorating:
This would be decent for a simple costume as is. I don't sew but this seems like it could stand up to embroidery & patches could be ironed on. It's much like a really good quality flour sack kitchen towel & most likely will hold up to a lot of cold-water washing and light bleaching. I wouldn't make a purse or anything out of it. As a simple 5-dollar apron, it's a steal. It should last me for at least a couple of years (or more) with regular washing and bleaching.
Size & Texture & Design:
I'm a size 14 dress woman and this fits me very well & a woman up to an XXL size could probably comfortably wear this, no problem. The tie goes around my waist enough that I can pull the strings around to tie it in the front if I want. The neck is not tight or uncomfortable & doesn't leave the bib hanging down too low as some other aprons do.
Possible downside:
There are NO pockets or towel loops. However, I was able to tuck a towel into the belt as the waistline. If I wanted, I could stitch on a pocket or stitch on a folded flour sack to use as a pocket.
Clothes protection:
This is a really good apron for my use when baking to keep flour and other dry ingredients off my clothing. I bake a lot of bread & don't need anything fancy. I usually just drape a large flour sack towel around my waist. This keeps the flour off my clothes & I can dry my hands on the material. This is great for light baking but WON'T protect clothing water or oils.
Care & cleaning:
I have machine-washed & dried this once & rinsed/air-dried part of the bottom once to quickly clean off some spilled coffee. I will continue hand washing this in COLD water with a bit of Oxiclean & drying on low/cool or air-drying. Right now, in between machine-washing, I generally shake it to rid it of flour, then give any spots a quick rinse in the bathroom sink & hang it to dry. Like any kind of white cotton, this would hold onto dark & set stains. I spilled coffee with cream on the hem and rinsed treated it right away and the material came clean. If I were going to use this for cooking or anything like that, I would not want it in white! If you don't fold this between uses, it's going to wrinkle. It came out of the package looking crazy!
Overall, this is so good that I might get another before it's not available or the price goes up. It's worth taking care of.
This is 100% cotton & is labeled as being made in India. It will wrinkle if folded/scrunched up. It is NOT "ULTRA spill-resistant" & it is more of a "medium duty" than a "Heavy duty kitchen apron". Other than that, it matches the product description! It fits my size 14 body even with a light jacket on & should fit a woman up to an XXL size & it washes/dries well (on cool). If I were going to use this for cooking, I would use Scotchguard first (or even some heavy starch on the material) to protect it. It's a bargain item for light-duty work so grab it!
Detailed Review:
Price/quality:
The price of this is really good - depending on what you need. The cotton material is that of a good flour sack cloth type of kitchen towel - but not too thin. Think medium-thin, brushed canvas cotton that is soft & feels slightly starched. The stitching is really good & I didn't see any raggedy areas on mine - they were even and straight. I'm really happy with this.
For decorating:
This would be decent for a simple costume as is. I don't sew but this seems like it could stand up to embroidery & patches could be ironed on. It's much like a really good quality flour sack kitchen towel & most likely will hold up to a lot of cold-water washing and light bleaching. I wouldn't make a purse or anything out of it. As a simple 5-dollar apron, it's a steal. It should last me for at least a couple of years (or more) with regular washing and bleaching.
Size & Texture & Design:
I'm a size 14 dress woman and this fits me very well & a woman up to an XXL size could probably comfortably wear this, no problem. The tie goes around my waist enough that I can pull the strings around to tie it in the front if I want. The neck is not tight or uncomfortable & doesn't leave the bib hanging down too low as some other aprons do.
Possible downside:
There are NO pockets or towel loops. However, I was able to tuck a towel into the belt as the waistline. If I wanted, I could stitch on a pocket or stitch on a folded flour sack to use as a pocket.
Clothes protection:
This is a really good apron for my use when baking to keep flour and other dry ingredients off my clothing. I bake a lot of bread & don't need anything fancy. I usually just drape a large flour sack towel around my waist. This keeps the flour off my clothes & I can dry my hands on the material. This is great for light baking but WON'T protect clothing water or oils.
Care & cleaning:
I have machine-washed & dried this once & rinsed/air-dried part of the bottom once to quickly clean off some spilled coffee. I will continue hand washing this in COLD water with a bit of Oxiclean & drying on low/cool or air-drying. Right now, in between machine-washing, I generally shake it to rid it of flour, then give any spots a quick rinse in the bathroom sink & hang it to dry. Like any kind of white cotton, this would hold onto dark & set stains. I spilled coffee with cream on the hem and rinsed treated it right away and the material came clean. If I were going to use this for cooking or anything like that, I would not want it in white! If you don't fold this between uses, it's going to wrinkle. It came out of the package looking crazy!
Overall, this is so good that I might get another before it's not available or the price goes up. It's worth taking care of.
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