Gardener apron waxed cotton

Slip it on, tie the bow - fits! We don't want any other garden apron than this one for two reasons. Reason number one: the placement of its two very supple shoulder straps. Made of vegetable-tanned, non-slip cowhide, they come together in the back to form a (movable) cross and are connected at this point with tie straps made of woven cotton. These ties in turn are now additionally guided through an eyelet fixed in the apron fabric on each side. Think of it as a kind of harness that you simply slip on - and with a tug on the ties, the apron adjusts to your body. No tugging and pulling of the bib on the upper body, no pulling on the lower apron. Fits, wiggles and has air, they used to say. And reason number two? The waxed cotton fabric, which the Berlin inventors of this excellent gardener's apron obtain from England. If not there, where else do they know about waxed cotton? The material is dirt and moisture repellent (at least to a certain degree) and therefore ideal for doing earthy gardening. In the numerous pockets - the largest of which can even be unbuttoned - you bring flower scissors, binding tape, gardener's knife & Co. under and have the most important things always at hand.