Fire Hose Bib Work Apron

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“There’s gotta be a better way.” It’s our motto – and based on your savvy suggestions for this apron – it’s yours, too. So we’ve beefed up our rugged Fire Hose® Bib Apron with industrial-strength mesh-bottom pockets so fasteners stay in, but sawdust sifts through. Sturdier adjustable strap system fits comfortably, won’t fray. Chest multi-pocket plus tiers of slots, sleeves and pockets (two with in-or-out tuckable flaps) for tools and drivers. Dual hammer loops. In tough, stain-repellent 10.7-oz. 100% cotton Fire Hose canvas, this 23″ apron falls below the waist.

Hefty 10.7 oz. Fire Hose canvas is tough yet soft
FendOff Finish™ fabric treatment repels stains and water
New reinforced mesh-bottomed front pockets let sawdust out, won’t tear or fray from a load of screws
Adjustable strap system fits better, more comfortably
Covers upper body, has chest pocket and pencil sleeves
Tuckable pocket flaps on 2 front pockets
3 larger front pockets plus 1 chest pocket hold a calculator, cut list or fasteners
4 side pockets for scraper, putty knife and other hand tools
8 narrow pockets for small tools, pencil and markers
Reinforced dual hammer loops
Quick-release waist buckle
Now with a locker loop for easy hang-ups at the end of the day
Spot clean
Imported

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Fire Hose Bib Work Apron

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