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Apron N°173

Feel free to create with this featherweight linen apron.

Washed linen apron and leather ties - Stylish & light
220g - Featherweight
3 pockets - Practical
Machine washable at 40° up to 60°C - Easy to care for
Customisable - A unique gift
Available straps TO CHOOSE :
Neck strap + Ties to tie
Crossback straps
Guaranteed as sturdy as an oak
1% pour les océans - Act for environment

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62,00 € tax incl.



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Apron as light as air

Linen is THE natural fabric. Thanks to its breathing fibres, linen is comfortable to wear all year long. Breathing and light during summer, it keeps warm during Winter. But for all of this we need to choose the right type of linen.

At Alaskan MAKER, we opted for washed linen: the qualities of the classic linen without its defaults. Baptiste presents it to you in this short vidéo. We bet you’ll be impressed.

Goodbye to linen aprons that are:

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Uncomfortable

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Badly fitting

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Not fitted for all bodies

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Difficult to clean

Super soft

That’s sooo annoying to wear something stiff that scratches and prickles. Raw linen is a noble material, but if it isn’t softened, it can be uncomfortable to wear. We opted for washed linen to solve this problem. The linen was washed multiple times to soften the fabric, which gives it this unique softness.
PS: it’s an apron, not a teddy bear ;)

Snip of the scissors

We know a lot about light, badly cut and badly cut aprons. We studied and tested our aprons several times ourselves before choosing the ideal sizes and dimensions for the linen apron n°173.

At ease

Our aprons are one-size but they are adjustable through to the straps system. It can be fitted to any body thanks to the leather straps. You can choose between crossed straps in the back or neck strap and waist tie. It’s up to you!

Keep it clean!

You won't mind washing your apron, we promise. Linen can be washed between 40°C and 60°C to remove all bacteria. Washing will not damage your apron, quite the opposite! The washed linen will continue to embellish itself as it goes along, until it gets a beautiful patina and makes it unique. Magic, isn't it?

We do not recommend using a dryer as it could damage the apron. Unclip the straps before putting them in the washing machine, otherwise the leather won’t like it.

Win its spurs

Linen won its spurs by far. It’s the world's oldest cultivated plant and oldest fabric. And there’s a reason for this.

The linen weave makes the fabric very robust. The Egyptians were already using it to protect themselves from heat.
And we don’t do things by halves: seams are lined and reinforced with rivets. You’ll be sure it’ll be strong enough for any hobby and last for years.

A sustainable material

Good news! Linen is the least polluting fibre. It doesn’t require a lot of water, it grows naturally thanks to Mother nature. Even its production doesn’t need a lot of energy.

Hands in pockets

Light aprons never have pockets. How to cook, garden or make a great BBQ if we can’t carry our tools in pockets? We opted for a big kangaroo pocket within easy reach and two extra pockets. Simple and effective.

Unique

If you’re looking for a great gift idea, you should opt for a custom linen apron. You can embroider a lovely note or a cute nickname.

The embroidery is made in a workshop near Lille (North of France).

For Makers, by Makers

We designed the No.173 ourselves. A true Maker's job! From the idea to testing, including the moodboard and technical drawings... We created it from A to Z to offer you a beautiful, practical, sturdy, and, above all, useful product. And we're really proud of the result.

Discover all the stages of the product creation process.

Reduce

Guaranteed as sturdy as an oak Our products have been designed to last as many years as possible.

Reuse & Recycle

Our products are shipped in a reusable recycled PET pouch along with a FSC certified kraft packaging.

Redistribute

We donate 1% of our turnover to the organisation 1% for the Planet. Thanks to this, we can give 1% of our turnover to the association Wings of the Ocean.