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These Hardmill Rugged Aprons Are So Butch

We’re seeing this new line of Hardmill Rugged Aprons in nattily appointed specialty coffee houses across the United States, and for good reason! Nice aprons have been tres chic in high-end coffee for sometime, but these Hardmill numbers are made to last in Seattle, Washington by a team that prides itself on meticulous manufacturing and quality materials. They are gorgeous and practical (as far as aprons go), plus there’s a lot of options to choose from:

Tobacco Canvas ($220)

Waxed Canvas ($235)

Black Selvage Denim ($220)

Canvas/denim number in Grey Indigo ($220)

Hardmill Aprons are available online and at E. Smith Mercantile in Seattle, Washington.

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