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Leather Apron

£295.00

Originally made for the Makers Cabin at the inaugural PX+ Festival at Duchess Farms in 2019, this stunning luxury sheep leather apron will instantly lift your game whether it's out on the farm, firing up the BBQ or cooking at the kitchen stove. Light, breathable and easily moulded to the wearer, the design is simple and minimal with a single pocket and adjustable neck and waist straps secured by double brass D-rings. Your leather apron can be easily wiped clean with a damp cloth and will age beautifully over time. Comes in midnight black.

Personalisation available for £25 when you add to cart.

L 87cm W 57cm Strap 115cm

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