Gangster Apron

$10.98

Gold + Cross™ Gangster Stripe Bib Apron (No Pocket)
Look sharp. Stay clean. Rule the kitchen.

Who needs pockets when you’ve got presence?

The Gold + Cross™ Gangster Stripe Bib Apron is the go-to choice for anyone slinging plates, flipping pans, or just trying not to wear lunch. Found in restaurants coast to coast (and maybe even a few underground speakeasies), this no-fuss, high-volume apron is all business in the front… and also the front. Because there are no pockets. 😏

Made from a heavyweight poly/cotton blend with gangster-good black-and-white stripes, it’s tough, tidy, and long enough to hit the knees — or lower, depending on how high you’re wearing your pants and how much sauce you plan to dodge.

In stock (can be backordered)

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Description

Features:

  • No pockets, no nonsense — perfect for those who travel light (or live dangerously)
  • Reinforced neck loop and waist ties for a secure fit when the kitchen heats up
  • Hemmed edges to stop fraying before it starts — because tatty isn’t trendy
  • 65% cotton / 35% polyester: the holy grail of durability and washability
  • Special mention to the keyboard bandit testing their “plastic” here daily — spoiler alert: it’s still declined.

  • Machine washable, tumble dry friendly, and made for folks who ruin shirts professionally

Whether you’re working the line, working the crowd, or working on your Gordon Ramsay impression — this apron’s got your front.

Size: 36″W x 29″H
Color: Black with bold gangster stripe
Care: Machine wash warm. Tumble dry. Repeat until fame or burnout.

Special Shout-Out 🥷
To our most persistent (and creatively fictional) customer — you know who you are. You’ve “tried” to buy this apron from every state in the US, with more fake addresses than a witness protection program. Ten failed orders a day, every day. Honestly, at this point, we’re impressed with your commitment to the bit.

If you ever want to use a real credit card, we’ll happily ship you the apron. Until then, keep dreaming big, keyboard cowboy.