Yellow Apron

A colour that wakes things up

Yellow never goes unnoticed: it brings light to the kitchen and a real dose of good cheer. Mustard, a deeper shade, stays warm and easy to wear, while lemon or sunflower are boldly bright. It is a popular colour for brightening up a home, for children's workshops or simply for anyone who likes to step away from sober shades and show some cheerfulness.

Practical despite the brightness

Beneath the vivid colour, you get a sturdy canvas, a generous cut and adjustable ties. A light yellow shows stains a little more, so they are best treated quickly, while mustard hides them better. It is also a shade that pairs well with grey, blue or the wood of a kitchen, for a touch of colour without overdoing it.

Care

Wash inside out at 30 or 40 degrees with bright colours, and treat stains right away to keep the colour vibrant. Avoid bleaching detergents, which dull the shade.

See also: our kitchen aprons, our kids' aprons, the gardening apron and the pink aprons.

Frequently asked questions

Who is a yellow apron for?

Anyone who loves colour and good cheer: it brightens up the kitchen and is very popular for children's workshops. Mustard is easier to wear, while lemon makes a bold, cheerful statement.

Does yellow get dirty quickly?

A light yellow shows stains a little more and needs prompt treatment. Mustard, a deeper shade, hides them better. Either way, a sturdy canvas makes care easier.

What does it go with?

Yellow pairs well with grey, blue and the wood of a kitchen. It adds a touch of colour that livens up the whole space without overloading it, especially in a mustard shade.