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Aprons

Classic Burgundy

€35.90
per unit · tax incl.

A personalised apron in Rhubarb washed linen, embroidered in ecru thread on the chest in our workshop in Lozère. The classic model: bib, adjustable neck strap, two large front pockets. The matt pinkish red of the stalk is frank without being loud, and it does not show the first splash. 100 % washed linen, overlocked at the hem, made in France.

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Personalised item: made to your specification, it cannot be returned or exchanged. The legal guarantee applies if the item is faulty.
Made in Lozère
Customizable
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The details that matter

Weight 300 g
Material 100% washed linen
Finishes Finitions classiques et surjet en fils de coton en bas
Manufacturing France

Caring for your linens

  • Machine wash at 40 degrees. Ironing without going over the embroidery.
  • Air drying is recommended to preserve natural fibres.
  • OEKO-TEX certified natural fibres that soften wash after wash.

Made to order & shipping

Your pieces are embroidered and prepared to order, then shipped within 2 working days from our workshop.

Delivery to France 5 business days
Delivery in Europe 8 business days
Free shipping In Europe from €75
Packaging Gift-ready, wrapped by hand

Aprons Classic Burgundy: personalised embroidery, made in France

Rhubarb is a matt pinkish red, faintly earthy, that of the stalk and not of the cooked fruit. It is the colourway we recommend to anyone who finds blue too well-behaved and bright red too noisy: it puts colour into a kitchen without becoming the loudest thing in it.

Washed linen has three qualities cotton does not have in front of a stove: it does not keep smells, it dries fast after washing, and it softens with time instead of tiring. The strap is adjusted once to your size and never touched again. The same colourway dresses our Burgundy napkins: the apron of the one who cooks and the table they lay then end up in the same tone.