I have to get one of these too. Yeah, go back in the kitchen. Woo, yes ma'am. See, I don't need an apron. Ooh, ah, this is from Mima. Beautiful, functional, sustainable. Our everyday goods are made with fibers that jean manufacturers and yarn mills discard as waste. I love that. Ick, negotiate how we get in here. Is it on right? The strings are long enough all the way around. You've got low pocket, you've got big pocket, and you've got straps so you can hang things. Liddle. Towel. How much fun. All right, Will's gonna try it on now. Oh yeah, that's nice. This is nice. You look so cute. Thanks. It has this detail here, so these aren't going to come apart. On the side, it slides. It's not like just attached, so you can really make it fit you good. It's made really, really well.

I have to talk to you about this beautiful apron. It's made using upcycled denim scraps, and the waste from the construction of the apron itself goes toward coffee farms, so it's a very circular, low-waste eco option. It's also super rigid, has this beautiful cross-back element, and the color is très chic.

All right, all right time for an honest review. I saw this apron and it immediately caught my attention. So I went ahead and put it in my cart and I'm gonna show you guys what I think about it and rate it one through 10. Just first impression out of the box, high, high quality between the stitching and the fabric. Honestly, you get a really high quality product and it's definitely worth the price. So I went ahead and tried it out. Now you can go ahead and tie it in the front, you can tie it in the back. But the thing that I like most about this apron is that, it has a lot of use cases, right? You can have plenty of places to place your kitchen utensils, thermometers, spatulas, whatever you need. So overall, eight out of 10.

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