Workshop Bib Apron, Durable Canvas Construction, Reinforced Edges, Adjustable Belt

I have 2 workshops, 1 in my basement and a larger detached shop 100 ft. from my home. I try to do a lot of my woodworking in the basement shop due to it being heated and air conditioned. My detached shop houses my larger equipment and every time I move there I need to take my work apron with me. I thought having an additional apron would solve that problem saving me time when I forget to take it.For the reasonable price this is a decent apron for light or occasional use. The apron is well made of light canvas with a rubber or vinyl backing hopefully making it resistant to moisture passing to your body.This where the good points end for my use. The neck strap is narrow and doesn't have a snap/removable clasp. Leaving enough room in the neck strap to slide over my head causes the apron to hang low enough to rub on my legs while walking. You could tighten up the strap in the buckle after putting it to raise the apron on but this is awkward and would cause problems for removing quickly. In addition the narrow strap causes discomfort on the neck when supporting several heavy tools in the apron. The waist strap does have a snap type removable clasp.If you need a light weight apron for crafts etc., this apron will likely suit you needs. If you carry all the tools pictured on the Amazon web page for any length of time you will have neck problems.

I am a bigger framed man and have been looking for an apron for when I work in my shop and liked all pockets this one offered for the price. Except this was not made for someone taller or wider. I am 5 foot 9 and the neck strap was made for someone 4 or 5 inches shorter. the top pocket came nearly yo my collar bones and barley fit around my waist. and where the pockets sat made it uncomfortable to wear while working.

I love organizing my supplies of any kindThis would be great for carpenter or other tools like that here photo shows.But I'm going to wear it to the first meeting of my new Plein Air art group I just found out about.I'm so excited to gather with other outdoor landscape, etc , plein air artists, since I've been painting and drawing plein air art solo for years.Since I'll be getting a ride, I won't be able to bring my normal (sometimes big) setup with me.But I figure I can wear this durable Chasehill 16 pocket work apron over my tie-dye outfit and stuff the pockets with my micron pen, pencils brushes, paints, etc. For my mixed media artworks.I'll return with a photo and video!Yippee! Happy arting, 🎨 all!

The quality of this bib apron is good. I found the pockets to be too deep for my pencils and markers. The loops on the sides might be good for hanging a hammer, but I couldn't get my tape measure to clip, so I put the tape measure in the center pocket.