Ultimate Chef Accessory: Chef Works Cross-Back Bib Apron for Unmatched Comfort and Style Review

So far this has been an excellent apron. I used to cut off the neck of the apron myself and then crossed over the ties, but this is much better and at a good price. Bags come in handy as my work station eats up towels like crazy so I can stash two in my bags. You just have to make sure those pockets are empty before you go home. lol. It takes the little pressure off your neck that can make you a little tired after 10 hours. Also wraps around your sides far enough to keep the bottom edge of the…

This apron could be almost perfect if it weren't so awkward to put on and take off. The fabric is nice, black pinstripe, durable and just the right size, but I have a feeling they would trim the width of the bib a bit to make it hold up better on narrower shoulders and increase the waist ties by a good 10 inches or more can easily tie at the front and does not come out of the side loops when detaching, the operability is greatly improved. I love that there is no strain on the neck, but the…

This is one of the few decent cross aprons you can find online and I would definitely recommend it. There are a few things to mention though: It's clearly made for the male body, so if you have hips and chest there will be some issues with the fit. It's probably designed for taller people too, which is fine with me, but if you're 5ft by 7ft or less you might find a smaller apron. The two pockets on the sides are deep enough to put a towel and thermal foam in, so that's good. It really relieves…

This apron is of excellent quality (fabric is a bit stiff) and is perfect for our workshop; clean lines and pinstripes make it suitable for frontwear to consult with customers. But the special feature is the crossed straps! It CAN be more difficult to put on than a regular apron, but I should remove the strap from my neck. I would recommend not untying/crossing the straps from the side loops every time if you can avoid it. What works for me is that when I remove the loop, I untie it behind me…

The main reason I bought this apron was that I didn't like the feel of aprons worn around the neck. I always felt like they were pulling my head down. This cross-backed apron is more like backpack straps. It's a nice thick material and it's easy to adjust how high on your chest you wear it, which is nice, and the pockets come in handy, especially when you're grilling out and walking back and forth between the kitchen and the street. Bought black with red stripes. I like that the red is a little

I only received this apron a few days ago and have only worn it once but I still love it! I wore it for most of my 10 hour shift in our kitchen and every time I put it on I almost forgot I was wearing it. I love how solid the construction feels and how light the overall material is. It absorbs a little water when you're doing something like washing dishes, but seems to repel spills, at least straight out of the bag. Let's see how the last two things hold up after washing and constant wear. Now…