Bistro Apron
Modern and functional design with three large pockets, one small pocket, and a utility loop to hang items from. Great for servers, barbers, baristas, cooks, and makers of all kinds.
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Modern and functional design with three large pockets, one small pocket, and a utility loop to hang items from. Great for servers, barbers, baristas, cooks, and makers of all kinds.
- JJudithVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 starsGood quality but high price
This apron is quite thick and strong. It is very lone to protect waist and leg area. There are three big pockets for phones or notebooks and one small pocket for small items. Practical apron but is too expensive for just an apron although it is sturdy.
- DKDiane K. M.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 starsBistro apron
Great quality and is very comfortable!
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- YYoYoYoVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 starsVery stylish
Very stylish bistro style apron. Fantastic quality and well made from a heavy cotton drill fabric with a subtle but effective stripe pattern. Half body apron tied from the waist nice and long to keep the legs covered and features some handy pockets too.Around £30 (at the time of order) is expensive for what it is but it is a really lovely and simply stylish apron. Not seen one like it so i like that it’s a bit different.
- JJudithJudithVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 starsGood quality but high price
This apron is quite thick and strong. It is very lone to protect waist and leg area. There are three big pockets for phones or notebooks and one small pocket for small items. Practical apron but £31 is too expensive for just an apron although it is sturdy.
- DDazRated 4 out of 5 starsLovely apron
I think this is a brilliant apron in that it feels great, looks great, and is super durable! I'm really pleased with it in terms of product quality and performance. Unfortunately, however, I think is waaay too steep for this.You're paying a massive premium because this has been "upcycled". Like many other "eco" products out there, it's far more expensive than a normal disposable product. So what's the problem then? If you're trying to sell an apron to a barista, then it's important to know your target audience. Baristas don't earn very much and many are struggling to get by. I really doubt many of them will choose a apron over a one just because the one is "eco".If you own a hipster cafe, market everything as "eco" and vegan etc, then it would make sense for you to want to kit out your baristas with these aprons to continue with your theme. For the average barista and home consumer, however, I just don't think it's worth paying for.