Daisy Dabu Kitchen Apron

I tried 2 other apron designs from SERRV before this one, neither of which worked for me. SERRV's Red Quail Apron = inadequate coverage, and overly stiff ties. The Kantha Patchwork Pocket Apron = better coverage, attractive print, but the ties are too thin (making them less comfortable & hard to tie in back). Happy to report that my third try -- the Daisy Dabu Kitchen Apron -- is a success! The ties are a good width, plus pliable and comfortable and infinitely adjustable. To get the coverage and fit I want, I raise up/fold the apron, and tie it in back just under my armpits (moving the pocket to chest height). This way, the apron completely covers my front. (I know it's weird, but it's the way I do things, after years of wearing aprons designed for men that were always too big for me. ;-) Not all apron designs accommodate such creative styling (e.g., SERRV's Red Quail Apron has a very defined waist, with gathers -- not a smooth front -- that you wouldn't want to move up under your armpits). The Daisy Dabu Kitchen Apron does everything I need it to do ... plus it's very attractive ... so I'm a happy, messy cook again!

I always give this friend a Fair Trade gift for her birthday. She is newly married, so I thought an apron and matching dinner napkins would be appropriate. She was so pleased!!! I purchased the second apron for my daughter-in-law who always wears an apron. I went to her home for Easter and she was wearing it proudly.