‘Utility 2.0’ ripstop apron apparel product

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Full bib apron with woven ripstop fabric for strength and durability. Adjustable seatbelt-style neck strap with a clip fastening buckle. Seabelt-style waist ties. Centre pocket with press stud buttons to release extra pocket space. Fabric tab off the centre pocket. Centre split for ease of movement. 86cm long x 72cm wide. 90cm straps. Contains certified recycled polyester. Washable to 60°C.

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Fabric: 65% Recycled Polyester, 35% Cotton
Weight: 255gsm
Size guide: One size
Washing: Machine wash 60°C. Industrial wash to 85°C. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Iron on medium heat. Do not dry clean.
Gender: Unisex
Age group: Adult
Label: Sewn Tag
Accreditations: Certified Recycled,Amfori BSCI,SEDEX,WRAP

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‘Utility 2.0’ ripstop apron

Name: ‘Utility 2.0’ ripstop apron
Brand: Premier

Constructed from tough, woven, ripstop fabric, the no-nonsense, hard-working ‘Utility 2.0’ ripstop apron will be popular with chefs, front-of-house teams and artisan crafters alike. A distinctive stitched grid through the fabric offers extra reinforcement, serious durability and hard-wearing performance. Expect classic utility workwear styling with seatbelt-style straps, clip buckles, metal hardware and practical pockets. Responsibly sourced using recycled materials, it delivers street appeal that acts as your daily defence against spills and stains.

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