Cockerel Apron
£20.00
Inject a splash of colour into your kitchen with this gorgeous high-quality canvas colourful Cockerel apron. “Elvis the cockerel” apron would make a fabulous gift for any keen cook, chicken lover or in a creative studio. Furthermore, it would be a fun talking point at any dinner parties or summer BBQ.
The colourful apron features a large front pocket which is very useful for holding some cooking utensils whilst cooking up a culinary feast. In addition, it has an adjustable neck strap for comfort. This beautiful honey bee would also help to keep your clothes clean whilst baking.
Cockerel Apron
- Suitable for both men and women
- Machine washable, reshape whilst damp hang to dry
- Adjustable neck buckle
- Generous fit
- Lovely heavy quality
- 84cm tall x 64cm wide
- Large front pocket
- Proudly made in Staffordshire U.K.
It has been lovingly created originally as a watercolour and it is printed in Staffordshire. The apron is also available as a print “Elvis The Cockerel”. It also coordinates perfectly with our other kitchenware products that you can see throughout the site, such as our glass chopping boards and oven gloves. Featuring exclusive designs of British wildlife, this apron is available in other exclusive contemporary designs.
This charming cockerel apron would also make a wonderful wedding gift, especially when themed with one of our Glass worktop saver. It measures 84cm tall x 64cm wide. It is machine washable, but reshape whilst damp and hang to dry. Proudly made in the UK
Delivery is usually about one - two working weeks as it is printed to order. However please do get in touch if you require it sooner and we will do our best to deliver sooner to you.
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