Choosing an apron size is easy once you know what to measure. A couple of quick measurements against the product sizing will get you the right fit. Here's how.

What to measure

• Height: the biggest factor in apron length. Taller wearers need more length for lap and thigh coverage.
• Chest/torso width: so the bib covers comfortably without being too narrow or too wide.
• Waist: to be sure the waist ties or straps adjust to fit you with room to spare.

Compare against the product sizing

Check the listed measurements on the apron against your own, paying attention to overall length (will it cover where you need?) and bib width. Our size guide lays out the ranges for each size.

Choosing between sizes

If you're between sizes, think about coverage and layering. Need more length or wear bulky workwear underneath? Size up. Want a trimmer, closer fit? Size down. Adjustable straps and ties give you room either way.

Remember the straps adjust

Apron sizing is more forgiving than clothing because the straps and waist ties adjust. The fixed dimensions to focus on are length and bib coverage; the rest you can dial in.

FAQ

How do I know what size apron to get?

Measure your height (for length) and chest and waist (for coverage and fit), then compare against the product's listed measurements. If between sizes, size up for more coverage or layering, down for a trimmer fit.

Are leather aprons adjustable?

Yes — ours have adjustable straps and waist ties, so one size fits a range of body types and layers. Focus your sizing choice on length and bib coverage.

See our full sizing & fit guide and size guide page, then browse our full collection.