Vintage aprons

Click here for a collection of beautiful vintage aprons that are lovely and functional for anyone who loves cooking and baking.

This collection of kitchen aprons was born from my passion for cooking and vintage. In fact, they are not just simple aprons, they are much more. They are real retro-flavored clothes to spend time in that magical place that is the kitchen, to receive friends and guests for lunch or dinner. The fabrics I use to make the

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I designed this apron by looking at examples of similar aprons in drawings, books, and magazines from the 1890s-1900s. Often referred to as ...

Cute, retro apron style. This apron is one size fits most with adjustable ties at the waist. Our aprons can be machine washed, dried, and ironed.

The skirt is softly gathered to a waist band. Style I has shoulder straps which cross and button in back. A bow ties around the left shoulder strap and the apron is finished with a large patch pocket. In Style II, the ends of the neck strap are gathered to the bib. Style III has no bib. A contrasting band trims the lower edge. A printed guide for applique and embroidery trimming on Styles II and III is included.

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