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KAF Aprons (Milk Street Collection)

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A good apron is a necessity when you’re multitasking in the kitchen. From KAF, these aprons come in a wide range of palatable styles Read More

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Apr 12, 2019

Will these make my butt look big?

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derekooi

Jan 3, 2019

Better photos from their website:

Source: https://store.177milkstreet.com/search?type=product&q=kaf+apron

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RaymondLu

165

Jan 3, 2019

If this came in cross back, I'd bite.

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EthanRusz

Jan 1, 2019

Does anyone know the actual length of this apron?

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argos99

Dec 31, 2018

argos99 would like to know exact fabric content - thanks!

hbknight

Jan 2, 2019

argos99According to Amazon, the content is 100% cotton.

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argos99

Jan 3, 2019

hbknightthank you - yes, i found the content elsewhere & joined the drop. thanks again!

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argos99

Dec 31, 2018

would like to know exact fabric content - thanks!

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kileiah

Nov 7, 2018

Would appreciate a picture of how the apron is fastened at the back.

saisengken

Nov 7, 2018

I am a regular on massdrop. Would like to see the country of origin on all drops. Why only of some & not all.

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hbknight

Jan 2, 2019

saisengkenAccording to Amazon, made in India.

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phoenixsong

1055

Nov 6, 2018

Machine washable ≠ Dishwasher safe XD

XenoMuse

121

May 16, 2019

phoenixsongHey now, dishwashers are machines too.

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phoenixsong

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May 17, 2019

XenoMuseIrreversible equation due to subset status; hence, inappropriate to use the = sign

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jhonis

150

Nov 6, 2018

"toss them in the dishwasher." Is that accurate?

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Naftoor

291

Nov 6, 2018

jhonisTo be honest it seems more like an occurrence from the cackling fever dreams of an errant toddler than an actual product care suggestion. But who am I to think the hot water of a dishwasher contradicts the use of a dishwasher to clean non-dish items. The real question is why is MD now employing errant toddlers as copywriters?