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The Cook's Apron in Stripe
  • The Cook's Apron in Stripe
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The Cook's Apron in Stripe

The Cook's Apron in Stripe

1 reviews

$80.00 CAD

An everyday apron designed for work, not just the kitchen.

Deccan aprons are handwoven from a durable cotton–polyester blend, recycled from post industrial waste, chosen for strength, easy care, and long-term wear. Timeless pinstripe weave is versatile enough for cooking, gardening, studio work, or hosting.

Why you'll love it

  • Durable fabric
  • Refined chalk stripe twill
  • Aged brass neck detail
  • Designed for frequent washing
  • Softens with every wash

Specifications:

  • 60% recycled cotton, 40% recycled polyester
  • 32" tall × 27" wide
  • 16" wide double front pockets
  • 34" long ties on each side

Where it works

  • Cooking and baking
  • Gardening and potting
  • Studio or workshop use
  • Casual hosting and serving

Terrain Notes:

  • Origin: Weavers Colony, Bengaluru, Karnataka
  • Material: Cotton and polyester recycled from post industrial textile waste
  • Weaving: Handwoven on traditional looms
  • Character: Dense, textured, highly absorbent
  • Why it matters: Textile waste is re-engineered into durable, everyday cloth with extended life
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Ships from Ontario, Canada, within 24hrs of receiving the order - except for products that are made to order, which will be shipped after the lead time indicated in the product listing. Once your order has shipped, you will receive an email with further information. Delivery times vary depending on your location.

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Monica

This is a really well-made apron! The fabric is very sturdy and the pin stripe is lovely. I especially like the double pockets and can transport my just-picked-from-the-garden tomatoes and peppers in them. I have a couple of other pieces from TAIC and really appreciate the origin stories of the textiles. Would love to outfit my whole home with TAIC!

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