Quick answer
Machine wash your Hosting Apron in cold water on a gentle cycle, then hang to dry to preserve its color and shape.
Why proper care matters
Your Hosting Apron is designed to be as stylish as it is functional. Whether you're wearing it in Char, Azul, or Lavender, keeping the fabric clean and the color vibrant means you can rely on it for every party and everyday cooking session.
The main risk with aprons is fading or shrinking from heat. A simple cold-water wash and air-dry routine avoids both problems and keeps the apron looking new.
Step-by-step care guide
- Pre-treat stains immediately: Blot any food or drink spills with a clean cloth. Do not rub, as that can push the stain deeper. Apply a small amount of mild liquid detergent directly to the spot and let it sit for 5 minutes before washing. Treating stains right away prevents them from setting.
- Machine wash on cold gentle cycle: Place the apron in a mesh laundry bag to protect the fabric. Use cold water and a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Avoid bleach or fabric softeners, as they can damage the fibers and dull the color. Cold water and gentle cycle preserve both the fabric and the color.
- Hang to dry away from direct heat: Remove the apron from the wash and hang it on a drying rack or clothesline. Do not put it in the dryer, and avoid hanging it near radiators or in direct sunlight for long periods. The apron will dry quickly and keep its shape. Air drying is the safest way to avoid shrinkage and fading.
- Store flat or on a hanger: Once dry, fold the apron neatly and store it in a drawer, or hang it on a sturdy hanger in your kitchen or pantry. Avoid cramming it into a crowded space where it can wrinkle or get snagged. Proper storage keeps the apron ready for your next hosting moment.
Product details
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Hosting Apron: The Hosting Apron is part of the Kitchen Tools category and comes in three elegant colors: Char, Azul, and Lavender. Choosing a color you love makes the apron a fun part of your kitchen wardrobe, but you'll need to care for it properly to keep that color from fading.
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