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Free returns within 30 daysThere’s something about the Essential Apron in Palm Beach Rose that makes us want to get in the kitchen and whip up a batch of rosewater macaroons. Designed in collaboration with our friends at LoveShackFancy, the pattern of oversized florals accented with soft pink straps summons pure garden party charm. With a rick rack trimming inspired by our favorite vintage aprons, this design is infused with modern functionality with H&B signature touches like a towel loop, pockets, and an adjustable strap, for an apron that truly has it all.
Note: In LoveShackFancy style, this apron is a smidge shorter take on our classic Essential, 28" in length.
We guarantee the lifetime of each item made by Hedley & Bennett against failure or damage in its intended usage.
We stand behind everything we make! If you are not fully satisfied with one of our products at the time that you receive it, you may return it to us for a replacement or refund within 30 days.
Machine Wash Cold. Hang Dry or Tumble Dry Low. Low Iron as Needed.
The apron: a kitchen essential, perfected.
This is the H&B apron. Born in a professional kitchen out of the need for something better. An apron tested by Michelin Star chefs and fearless home cooks the world over. A modern staple, designed to help you show up as yourself in the kitchen, safe to get your hands dirty (and offering a good spot to wipe them). When you put this apron on, you can pull anything off.
The craftsmanship of our aprons is our bread and butter. We don't mess with anything less than the best because we care about our apron's every detail. Everything you need and nothing you don't. Always built to the highest quality. Always made to last.
An apron developed hand in hand with insanely talented, obsessive chefs; relentlessly refined to be not just be an apron, but the perfect companion to any cooking adventure—be it service for 200 or dinner for two.
