Half Aprons & Aprons

Aprons are available in different patterns and with different weaves. For example, with the spell “Why always me?” or “Cooked with Love. ” The aprons are made as half aprons or as aprons with pockets.

Bib apron

The rustic apron Edelweiss fits particularly well in country kitchens or farmhouses, but can be used just as well in modern kitchens. The apron is embroidered with beautiful edelweiss flowers that run down vertically. The length of the apron measures 79 cm, the width 66cm, the head strap has a length of 60cm and the length of the lace-ups is 76cm.

The aprons are manufactured by the traditional Austrian company Übelhör in Vorarlberg. Material: 50% linen, 50% cotton

Half apron linen 

The half apron is made of pure linen and natural-colored. It is available with red or blue diamonds and can be tied at the back. Linen is a particularly hard-wearing fabric and is particularly durable. It absorbs water very well but is still more resistant to dirt than cotton. Since linen is also fluff-free, we recommend it absolutely in the kitchen where it is often washed.

Apron waffle pique

The cooking is sweetened with the beautiful apron in Bordeaux and a chill print or in lavender and a lavender field as an imprint. The apron is made of 100% cotton and weighs 330 gsm with a size of 68x76 cm.

Apron "Böhmerwald" with pocket or spell

The fine table linen “Böhmerwald” convinces by its color brilliance. The tablecloth Bohemian Forest is made of 100% cotton and is cookable at 95 degrees. The tablecloths, placemats, aprons or napkins can be combined well with each other. The Zwirn products have been manufactured in the Kitzmüller weaving mill for decades and are particularly robust and absorbent.

Apron "Zwilch" with pocket or spell

The table linen “Zwilch” is made of 100% cotton. It is easy to care for and particularly hard-wearing and therefore also ideal for use in the catering industry.

Washable at 95°C!

Previously, Zwilch was also called Zwillich, which is a dense and durable fabric. The typical “Mühlviertel” pattern has been woven for a century in the beautiful Mühlviertel and is still created in the traditional way.