Esschert Design Canvas Tool Apron: Practical and Durable Workwear for All Your Tools Review

I tried it on and it fit so-so. Neckband itched. Only the inner bottom pockets held 1 each, my favorite crown scoop was very tight. The top pocket on the applique is too small for a cell phone and the pruning shears won't fit in the pocket. To return.

Super, well built, heavy material. The top pocket holds my smartphone perfectly. Large pockets are waterproof lined. Good idea for dirty tools. Works well with adjustable straps. I look forward to using it today while I work in my garden! I will be using it for other home projects where an apron with pockets comes in handy. It will also be a good gift!

It is very well made and the number of pockets is just right. The quick release buckle on the waist ties seems to be the only thing about this apron that isn't top quality, and it pops out if you come across something while you're working, which is very confusing and annoying when you're using something like an ill-considered fertilizer make a container.

This apron is very small on the chest. Be sure to measure before buying. The length is good. The "cell phone pocket" is really small, but I'm not sure why anyone would put a cell phone in a spot where it could fall out anyway if you bend down. The neck strap is awkward to adjust every time you put it on and take it off. I had to do this so it would sit at the correct height and not baggy. It would be better with a buckle, like a hip belt. The waist belt is handy in that it stays in place once…

I bought this apron because I am an obsessed gardener and often spend 6 to 8 hours a day in the garden. I was drawn to the durable material and handy pockets, especially the phone pocket. Imagine my frustration when the plastic backing began to crack and fall apart. The apron doesn't seem to be washable and now that the lining is washable I won't even try to put it in the washing machine. I've actually been wearing it for about 3 weeks. Hope for better quality and durability. But if you're the…

The manufacturer immediately put HOLES in the product by passing heavy duty staples for the label. As it is not a fabric but some kind of plastic material it NEVER had to be sewn together. However, this is the right design for yard/garden activities. The manufacturer should have made the collar easier to work with - the owner wants the bib high on the chest for protection, which means turning the collar into a choker. Let's see how things develop. If it survives the use it was designed for, I…