Caldo Daily Cotton Kitchen Apron for Cooking - Unisex Professional Chef or Server Apron - Adjustable Straps, Pockets, and Towel Loop (Spruce) Review

My girlfriend bought it for me as a gift. Put simply, it's amazing. I tend to get my clothes dirty when I bake and cook. Having something durable that I can ruin and then easily wash is great. 10/10 recommend. Also, my girlfriend thinks I look sexy wearing it ;)

Long cords to wrap around and tie in front (even for a fat guy like me) and towel loop; The towel loop was a surprise but when I found it there I was very pleased. Of course you can tuck the towel under your tie straps, but the loop makes it a lot easier. Love it.

Good fit. I wish the legs were a little longer. Just like 3-4 inches. Seems like it could be wider at the bottom to keep it from frizzing. It's comfortable and I like the fact that the top pocket is on the left side. I'm left handed and all. I can apply highlighter, Digi-Therm, ballpoint pen and felt-tip pen and of course I am a professional cook. It would be great if they made a stronger line.

I removed the red Caldo tag, trimmed the excess threads and embroidered with light cream yarn as a gift for my house friend. He always says he's "just a home cook." The canvas on the apron is thick (not as thick as William Sonoma's aprons for comparison) but still thick enough to protect against hot oil splatters/other hazards my house friend might face when working in the kitchen around to conceive his future child. - Sugar Mom is happy when she comes home from work. I hope this gift will…

I love this apron! I bought 2 pieces - one gray and one black for me and my husband. Love the long waist tie that allows you to wrap it twice and tie it in the front. The 3 pockets are perfectly positioned and sized: a small/narrow one for a thermometer or tasting spoon, a large breast pocket and an even larger hip pocket. Getting better. towel loop! I also like that the hardware to adjust the neck loop is metal instead of plastic. They do shrink a bit in the dryer - I'd recommend hanging them…

Surprisingly hard to find an apron that:1. comfortable2. Looks good 3. Actually made of cotton4. It's just an apron and doesn't try to be anything, it's not like a Jackson Pollock painting. I'm 6ft 200lbs, this thing fits like a glove. The bottom hangs just above my knees and the neck strap is a bit tight to cover my collarbones. As other reviewers here say, it's not long enough. Seriously, are you Kareem Abdul Jabar? If you need everything from collarbones to feet, check out butcher aprons. I…

Apron without packaging looked good. A few loose threads at the seams. The two metal buckles were slightly discolored (looks like corrosion - the color of rust) where the metal bars were cut off to make the buckles. I washed them once and put them on the next day in the kitchen where I work. After a few hours I took it off as it was a mess. It was a super lint magnet and the little splatters of sauce and food residue wouldn't wipe or wash away. Usually with a little squirt of soup or something…

Disclaimer: I have no idea about textiles or anything like that. This rating says nothing about the actual properties of the material other than that it is stronger than most of my other aprons. Let's talk about the design though, because that, my friends, is the true value of this apron. I would give five stars for the towel loop alone. That makes this apron the best I have. I know this is a first world problem but I kept losing my towel from my apron pocket or my own bag. (I'm not Gordon…

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