Herringbone kitchen apron

This simple kitchen apron made from a solid, two-tone herringbone fabric comes from the traditional Framsohn weaving mill in the Waldviertel region of Lower Austria. The apron has a small pocket at the front, the edge of which stands out beautifully thanks to the edging in natural-colored piping fabric. The armholes are piped in the same way. The piping fabric is also used for the ties and neckband. If the neckband is a little too long for you, it can easily be shortened with a small knot. And if you like the apron and appreciate uniformity: You can also find the matching tea towels in our range.

Framsohn, the name stands for Franz Amstetter & Söhne, in the Waldviertel region of Lower Austria, is the fourth generation of the family to manufacture high-quality home textiles and terry towelling. The family business has always attached great importance to its connection with nature and the local people. This attitude is reflected in several factors. For example, Framsohn weaves the terry towelling from organic-certified cotton. All production still takes place at the company's original headquarters. This reduces transportation routes, allows continuous quality control from the thread to the finished product and enables Framsohn to directly and immediately influence ecological parameters. To document this, Framsohn has been certified in accordance with the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). This sets high standards for the production of textiles made from organically produced natural fibers - across the entire production chain: from the extraction of textile fibers, through their processing and distribution, to ethical and social criteria. Compliance with the standard is reviewed annually and the GOTS certification is re-awarded.