Ladies Apron in Seeds Carbon Print
Gorgeous Cover for Your Culinary Mischief
Whether you're mastering a soufflé or simply loitering near the oven with good intentions, this ladies apron in Seeds Carbon print is your dependable kitchen comrade. Fabulously made from 100 percent cotton, it's as practical as it is delightfully stylish. Keeps flour off your best knit while making you look rather good with a spatula.
Why Choose Our Ladies Apron?
Splendid Cotton Fabric: Soft, breathable, and properly sturdy for enthusiastic stirring or impromptu pancake flinging.
Flattering Fit: Designed with generous dimensions and a hint of grace, so you can tie it up with all the panache of a Bake Off finalist.
Beautifully Crafted in Europe: Handmade with care, a bit of flair, and possibly a nice cup of tea in tow.
Product Details:
Material: 100 percent printed cotton
Dimensions: Height 81 cm × Width 65 cm (with a whimsical variance of 2 to 5 cm)
Care: Machine wash cold at 30 °C with similar colours. Prefers air-drying. No tumble. Iron gently. No bleach. Dry-cleanable, should the apron ever go to a dinner party.
Craftsmanship: Handmade in Europe using delightfully stylish European fabrics
Add a touch of fabulous function to your kitchen before word gets out
We partner with independent brands and boutiques from around the world — so your order may ship directly from the maker.
Estimated Delivery Times:
USA: 5–7 business days
UK & Europe: 5–7 business days
Rest of World: 7–10 business days
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Some items may arrive in separate parcels depending on where they're coming from — but don't worry, you'll only pay one shipping fee at checkout.
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✔️ Return within 14 days of delivery
✔️ Item must be unused & in original packaging
✔️ Refunds go back to your original payment method
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