Our personalised crossback linen apron is a beautiful gift – soft, breathable and flattering, ideal for baking, gardening or crafting with a touch of elegance.
For lovers of slow living, our personalised Wheat Sheaf Linen Crossback Apron makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, Christmas or Mother’s Day.
Made from soft, breathable stonewashed linen, this Japanese-style apron is designed for ease and elegance – with no ties or fastenings, just a graceful crossback drape. It flatters every shape and softens with age, making it as comfortable as it is beautiful.
You can personalise your apron with your choice of words, for example – Sarah’s Kitchen or Alice’s Garden. It features a delicate wheat sheaf design, curved sides, and generously sized patch pockets for practical use.
Perfect for baking, crafting, gardening, or studio work, it’s equally suited to stylish layering in the kitchen or greenhouse.
Designed and created by us in our Somerset studio, it’s a gift full of charm for Mums, daughters, wives, sisters, aunties or friends.
This pinafore apron has beautiful shaping at the sides and back and is so elegant it feels like a dress and looks stunning as part of a layered look, yet serves wonderfully as a functional cover up. This makes it ideal for cooking or baking, gardening or even for artists or teachers at work in their studios.
The personalised wheat sheaf linen apron makes the perfect gift for your Mum, Daughter, Wife, Sister, Niece, Aunty or friend for a Mother's day gift or Christmas gift.
100% stonewashed linen – breathable, soft and durable
Crossback design with no ties – simply slip on
Loose fit – approx. 88cm length, 70cm width
Deep front patch pockets
Personalise with any wording of your choice
Please double check spelling when ordering as we cannot exchange personalised items
We can add gift wrap, a card, and send directly to the recipient
Only one postage charge when ordering multiple items with Sparks and Daughters
Designed and created in our Somerset studio
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