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A Denim Apron Straight Out of Central Casting

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A Denim Apron Straight Out of Central Casting

February 20, 2013

The ultimate, Downton Abbey-worthy work apron? We think so; Kelly Dawson and Scott Ogden of Dawson Denim have spent the last 15 years working in denim; they hand-make their selvage workwear aprons in their Brighton workshop UK using top-of-the-line Red line selvage from Japan. "Drop us a line for more geeky denim history anytime," they say.

Every Dawson apron comes in a presentation box with a Log Book (you can return your apron to Dawson Denim if it needs a repairing). There are four apron models to choose from, all based on historical garments that the couple have collected over the years. To see the range, go to Dawson Denim.

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Above: The Mechanic Apron was inspired by WWII army issue; £95.

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Above: Each apron comes in its own presentation box, complete with a Log Book.

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Above: The apron features copper grommets, Dawson-branded die set buttons, heavy cotton webbing tape, and copper rivets.

See more of our retro-inspired Domestic Science picks (we admit it; we have a weakness for utilitarian, hard-wearing household goods.

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