Hand and Eye Supply demin machinist apron
We know these aren’t exactly sold as ‘cooking’ aprons but we couldn’t resist. Some of our design savvy readers will recognize Core 77’s Hand and Eye Supply shop, which sells artist supplies, shop tools, and workwear for ‘creative laborers of all stripes’.
Cooks, we think, fit snugly into this definition, right? We’re digging this smart demin machinist apron. With all the pockets there’s plenty of room for a meat thermametor, tasting spoon, and even a snack. There’s got to be someone out there looking for a heavy duty kilt style apron and we’ve never seen anything quite like it. Perfect for those needing to have their kitchen tools close at hand.
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Maro said | 3 April, 2012
How mush the apron and I would like to write on 11 letters
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Kristine from Canada said | 1 February, 2011
Where do I get this awesome jean smock?! I am a hairstylist who stands before her client with the most savage smock that is so torn that it’s taking on it’s own personality (which I don’t totally mind) and am quite sure it’s not keeping color stains and splats from my clothing. I haven’t found an interesting replacement till now…….thx!k