Character in every hide
A 4–4.5 oz. whole-hide bison panel, walnut bridle straps and nickel hardware. Hand-dyed color and natural markings make each apron individual.
Hand-dyed bison leather brings individual character to an apron made for the workshop.
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The size is the length of the main panel, measured from top to bottom. Aim for coverage from the top of your chest to 3–4 inches above your knees, with room to move and reach your pants pockets.
| Apron length | Suggested height |
|---|---|
| 26″ | 5′6″ and below |
| 28″ | 5′7″–5′8″ |
| 30″ | 5′9″–5′10″ |
| 32″ | 5′11″–6′0″ |
| 34″ | 6′1″–6′2″ |
| 36″ | 6′3″–6′4″ |
| 38″ | 6′5″ and above |
| 40″ | Extra coverage |
Use height as a starting point. Body proportions and preferred coverage vary; choose a longer panel if you need more coverage.
Size = main panel length, in inches.
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Calavera work aprons
Hand-dyed bison leather brings its own character to your workshop. Choose your length, straps and pocket setup for a fit that feels like yours.
A 4–4.5 oz. whole-hide bison panel, walnut bridle straps and nickel hardware. Hand-dyed color and natural markings make each apron individual.
Hand-dyed leather can be lighter or darker than the photos, and may include original hide markings, brands or scars.
Condition worn or dry areas sparingly. Too much conditioner can leave the leather sticky.
Calavera finishes its aprons with Dr. Jackson’s Conditioning Cream. For hot, dry conditions, its care guidance also recommends modest amounts of Fiebing’s Aussie Leather Conditioner with Beeswax.
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