Description
Java Jute Barista Leather Apron
Elevate your barista craft with the Java Jute Barista Apron featuring brass accents for a timeless look, adjustable straps for a custom fit and a plethora of pockets for all your tools. Crafted from 100% genuine cowhide leather it’s designed to resist spills and stains while maintaining a comfortable weight and flexibility.
Key Features and Specifications
- Metallic Accents: Sporting Brass finishes, these aprons offer a timeless look that complements the artisanal vibe of coffee crafting.
- Adjustable Straps: Tailor the fit to your comfort with straps that adjust accommodating baristas of all statures with ease.
- Pockets and Holders: A variety of pockets ensure that all your essential tools are within arm’s reach for efficiency.
- Leather Quality: Made with 100% Genuine Cow Hide leather these aprons resist the daily spills and stains of the café.
- Weight: The substantial feel of 1 KG to 1.5 KG means you’re equipped for the busiest days without being weighed down.
- Leather Thickness: Leather that measures 1.2mm to 1.6mm in thickness offers protection while maintaining flexibility.
- Sizes: With options from Small to Large, there’s a perfect fit for every barista.
Exclusive Benefits
- Additional Accessories: Each apron comes with a complimentary Free shoulder bag for easy storage and transport.
- Functional Design: The aprons feature a design as individual as your coffee creations, tailored to the unique demands of the barista.
- Comfort and Adjustability: Soft yet resilient leather paired with adjustable fittings make for a comfortable wear throughout the day.
These JavaJute Barista Leather Apron are more than just a part of the uniform they’re a piece of your professional identity. With thoughtful design and materials chosen for endurance and comfort they stand up to the demands of the coffee shop allowing you to focus on the art of the brew.
Materials Care
Machine wash max. 30ºC. Short spin.
Tumble dry, medium heat.
Do not bleach/bleach.
Do not dry clean.
Iron at a maximum of 110°C. Avoid direct contact with embroidery or patches; use a pressing cloth if needed.
