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Medieval Cotton Apron – Natural or Red, for LARP, Reenactment & Renaissance Faires - Outlet
Are you looking for a beautiful, high-quality apron to perfectly complete your historical costume as a cook, tavern maid, baker, or serving wench? You no longer have to compromise with cheap, low-quality pieces! Trust in the brand quality of Mythrojan®. This medieval apron is crafted from very high-quality and sturdy 100% cotton canvas, which not only looks great but also reliably protects your garments during any activity, whether at a LARP, cosplay event, Renaissance faire, or historical reenactment. Further product information ...
The following variants are currently available:
Medieval Cotton Apron – Natural or Red, for LARP, Reenactment & Renaissance Faires
Key Features and Product Details
This apron was designed with an emphasis on authentic appearance, practicality, and durability to serve you reliably on many adventures.
- Material: Strong and hard-wearing 100% cotton canvas.
- Available Colours: Natural (Ecru) or a vibrant Red – choose the one that best suits your character.
- Brand: A high-quality product from Mythrojan®.
- Ties: Long and sturdy ties allow for a comfortable bow tie at the back and adjust to fit various body types.
- Pockets: Equipped with practical and spacious pockets, ideal for storing small items you need to keep handy.
Detailed Measurements
For your convenience, we provide the precise measurements. Please keep in mind that this is a handmade item, and dimensions may vary slightly from piece to piece.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Approximate Length (excluding ties) | 82.5 cm (32.5") |
A Versatile Accessory for Your Character
This canvas apron from Mythrojan is an incredibly versatile accessory that your character at a LARP, cosplay, or theatrical performance definitely needs! You can use it for a wide range of roles:
- A charming medieval cook or baker preparing a feast.
- A hardworking tavern maid or barmaid in a bustling inn.
- A diligent chambermaid or servant tending to the gentry.
- A Renaissance lady protecting her beautiful dress during household chores.
- A retro maid from the early 20th century.
- An enchanting cosplay character from your favourite game or film.
- Even a fairytale princess who isn't afraid to get her hands dirty!
Your imagination is the only limit! In addition to costume events, this apron has very practical uses wherever you need to cook, bake, clean, garden, or craft while protecting your clothes – whether historical or modern. After all, it's always easier to wash or replace an apron than an entire costume or your favourite dress.
The Apron Through the Ages
Aprons are a garment with a rich history. For centuries, they were an indispensable part of the daily attire for women across all social classes, as well as for men in certain professions (e.g., blacksmiths, butchers, cooks). Their primary function was to protect more expensive outer clothing from wear and tear during work. The material, colour, and decoration of an apron could often indicate the social status, profession, or marital status of the wearer. Simple, undyed canvas aprons, like this natural version, were typical for the working class, while wealthier townswomen could afford aprons made of finer fabrics, adorned with embroidery or lace, which they also wore as part of their formal attire.
A Little Piece of History
Did you know that in some European regions, the apron, especially how it was tied, could be a symbol of a woman's marital status? For example, married women might tie their aprons differently than unmarried girls. The colour of the apron could also play a role – white aprons were often associated with cleanliness and festive occasions, while coloured ones, like this red version, could be part of a more festive but still functional outfit.
How to Care for Your Apron to Ensure It Lasts
To keep your cotton apron looking beautiful and functional for as long as possible, we recommend following these care instructions:
- Washing: Machine wash on a gentle cycle at a maximum temperature of 40°C (104°F). We recommend washing with similar colours to prevent accidental staining (especially with the red version during the first few washes).
- Drying: Cotton can be tumble-dried, but for a longer lifespan and fewer wrinkles, we recommend line-drying. If you use a dryer, select a low heat setting.
- Ironing: Iron at a low to medium temperature suitable for cotton (usually up to 150°C or 300°F).
- Bleaching: We do not recommend using bleach on the coloured versions. For the natural (ecru) version, bleach may be used, but it might slightly alter the shade and affect the lifespan of the fibres.
With this quality apron from Mythrojan, your costume will be complete, and your clothes will stay safe. Enjoy your events to the fullest and without a worry!
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