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Chef Works A500NFW0 Bib Apron 34"L X 24"W Adjustable Neck Buckle
| Manufacturer | Chef Works |
|---|---|
| Model Number | A500NFW0 |
| Manufacturer Part # | A500NFW0 |
| Color | Stripes |
| Style | Adjustable Neck Strap |
| Width | 21" - 24" |
| Material | Poly/cotton |
| Length | 33" - 34" |
| Pocket Qty | 2 Pocket |
| Weight | 0.44 lbs |
| UPC | 678544910088 |
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Product Details
The Chef Works A500NFW0 Bib Apron 34"L x 24"W Adjustable Neck Buckle is an essential garment for professionals across diverse culinary environments. This apron measures 34 inches in length and 24 inches in width, providing ample coverage to protect clothing from spills and stains. One of its standout features is the adjustable neck buckle, allowing for a custom fit that enhances comfort during long shifts. This apron is constructed from a 65/35 poly-cotton blend, striking a balance between durability and comfort, making it suitable for the demanding conditions of kitchens, cafes, and food service venues. The apron showcases a classic design with navy, French blue, and white stripes, adding a touch of style to its functionality. It includes a patch pocket with a center divide, offering practical storage solutions for utensils or tools that chefs or workers need on hand. Whether used in professional kitchens or hospitality settings, the Chef Works A500NFW0 bib apron is a reliable and stylish choice that meets the needs of culinary professionals by providing protection, functionality, and a refined appearance.
