Texas Canvas Wares Waxed Canvas Heavy Duty Work Apron With Pockets - Deluxe Edition with Quick Release Buckle Adjustable up to XXL for Men and Women (Brown Deluxe Edition)

I make custom knives and I'm in the shop nearly on a daily basis. There's lots of dust, sparks, epoxy, chemicals, and fire everywhere...with that in mind, this apron held up better than any other apron I've used!! I got my old one 2 and a half years ago (I looked up the order date before writing this review) and as you can see in the pictures, it's getting a little filthy 😄. The thick canvas has saved my butt a few times from dropping sharp and pointy things! The pockets are great because I can keep my phone in the lower pocket (with the flap) and it will stay safe from sparks and dust. It's long enough so I can sit in a chair and it will still cover my lap with room to spare. The pen pocket it great for a de-burr tool, scribe and machinist ruler....and marking pens. The padded shoulders are super comfortable, you don't even know that you're wearing an apron at the end of the day. The quick release clip makes taking it on/off fast and simple. I love this apron! Let's get to the point: I have no reason to write a review on here. I rarely do. But, this apron has changed how I work in the shop FOR THE BETTER!! I'm safer wearing it and It has saved so many shirt fires from sparks! I'm very happy with this apron and I believe you will be too 👍 I hope this review helps you! Thanks! 😄

My husband does a lot of craft work and wears this apron while working. It is made of heavy quality material and the stitching is sturdy. It has plenty of pockets for stashing tools to keep handy while working. The back straps are adjustable and fit comfortably - he wears 2XL shirts and weighs over 300 pounds, and the apron could be adjusted to fit a person much larger than that. Highly recommend this apron for a long-lasting, comfortable, and handy front cover for dusty or dirty work.

I just received the apron a few days ago. As soon as I opened up the package I immediately noted that the quality of the apron was top notch. The stitching and general construction is very nice. It was very easy to adjust to my size and it hung very comfortably on my body. I especially liked the shoulder straps and the cross over ties on the back. I chose this apron over the several others I was considering because of the lower flap pockets. I do a lot of woodworking and I hate having to empty pockets of sawdust and wood chips. The flaps that cover the lower pockets eliminate the sawdust issue. The second reason I chose this apron was because it didn’t have a ton of pockets on it. I really like just having two lower pockets for a few small tools I constantly use, and one upper chest pocket that hold my pencil, a small notebook, and a metal 6” ruler. I really like like the waxed canvas material it’s made of and I think it will get better looking with age. I have worn it every day since I purchased it and honestly can’t find anything I don’t like about it.

Hey apron shoppers—I bought this or use in my wood shop where I do both hand tool and machine work, mostly on custom furniture and cabinetry and have been using it for about 2-3 weeks now. Craftsmanship is excellent, features are good—I know this will definitely stand up to constant wear and tear of heavy tools, dust and random finish material, etc. Two notable things though that prevent the overall 5 start rating: the main pockets are not gussetted so they’re a little tight for anything bigger than a screwdriver or other small tool—you’re definitely not putting a small hand plane in these pockets. I can live with that, but the other issue has to do with comfort—I don’t know if it’s me or my lack of experience in working in such an apron (I’ve had many with different types of securing to your body, but the straps often fall down off my shoulders—if I manage awkwardly to reach over my shoulders to pull UP the somewhat flimsy feeling notched (p)leather(?) disc which brings the crossing straps together on your back, then I can get it to fit right, but only to have the disc ultimately work its way down my back and loosening the fit over my shoulders. The disc does need to change position to ease getting in/out of the apron, but would be nice if there was a way to secure it during work. Otherwise the back straps are easily adjusted for length (waist) and which stay to that based on the nylon buckles. Lastly, I’m 5-10, 155 so the straps are quite long—easily cut or tied off.

Very good quality apron for work in the garage but not only, comfortable, the material is thick and very well sewn. The size is universal and can be very easily adjusted to the body. the apron has many pockets for tools which makes it easier to work in the garage

High quality material. Should last for years. Adjusts easily and the shoulder straps are wide and comfortable. Nice pocket on top for cell phone and pencil. Two larger pockets below for measuring tape, etc, and they have flaps to keep sawdust out. Dust, dirt, etc brush right off after each work session. Long enough to cover down to just above the knee.

I have had this apron for about 2 years and really like it. This workshop apron is great. The clip makes it easy to put on and take off. The shoulder pads make it comfortable to carry heavy items in the pockets. The pockets are well designed with flaps that can tuck in or out. The pencil pocket is very convenient. It is a good length to protect your pants, but not too long. It has a loop that makes it easy to hang on a hook for storage. The canvas material is durable and free of any smell or odors. Overall a great apron and a great value.

I just got this apron the other day, so I don't have a lot of experience with it yet, just for two work sessions. The first time it was about 85 degrees in my shop, and I was determined to use it, but it was very hot, and it made me sweat like mad because of the heavy-duty canvas. The second time was a more reasonable temperature, and much more comfortable to wear. Being able to keep my pencil, small 6" rule, tape measure, bevel and angle gauge in one place keeps me from wandering all over the shop looking for these misplaced items. It would be nice if there was a small sleeve, sewn to one side or another into which the blade of a combination square could be slipped, but I think I can do that myself. Some of the reviews complained that there needed to be a "keeper" on the shoulder straps to keep them from falling off. There is now a little square piece of leather in back to keep the straps together, and so far they haven't fallen off my shoulders as I move around, climbing into and out of the boat I'm building. The apron seems to be very stoutly and professionally sewn. So far I'm very pleased with it and would recommend it to anyone needing a shop apron.