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Premier Clip 'n' Clasp Cross Back Bib Apron  garment front viewPR182
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Premier Clip 'n' Clasp Cross Back Bib Apron

STYLE PR182 · SUPPLIED PLAIN

From £14.39inc VAT

Faux leather fabric detail. Large gun metal antique brass eyelets. Clasps that secure straps.

310 gsm6 colours

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Premier Clip 'n' Clasp Cross Back Bib Apron: the details.

Premier Clip 'n' Clasp Cross Back Bib Apron (PR182) is a plain apron from Premier, available in 6 colours and 1 size options. The supplier lists 60% cotton/40% recycled polyester. fabric with a 310 gsm weight. Choose your colour and size to see the exact price and available garment photographs.

  • Faux leather fabric detail.
  • Large gun metal antique brass eyelets.
  • Clasps that secure straps.
  • Three large front pockets with pen pocket and rivet detail.
  • Self colour herringbone fabric straps.
  • Self fabric cloth holder.
  • Width 72cm.
  • Length 86cm.
  • Domestic wash at 40°C.

Colours and sizes can have different prices, specifications and delivery status. Product images are supplier photographs; screen colours are a guide rather than an exact colour match.

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