Kids Apron, Small, 100% Cotton with an Adjustable Strap to fit All Ages

I was looking for an apron that was a good size for my 3 year old twins. Ordered the small and they were perfect. I used them for making anatomy aprons to go with their Dr center for Christmas. It was great that they came in a 2 pack and was able to make one of a skeleton and one with organs. Great quality and will hold up well.

I really love the size of these aprons, ordered the ‘small’ and looks perfect for a 2 to 4 year-old. They are a good thickness for kids, not too thick or too thin, ties are sturdy and the neck adjustment will deliver a good fit. I personalized them by ironing on name patches – they will make a very nice gift for my nephews.

We discovered the description did not accurately describe these items. We returned them because they were way too small would not even fit our 5 years old grandson.

I liked the way the adjustment strap is connected to the neck strap. It is much more attractive and out of your way!The other ones I have bought just hang down after you adjust. Good weight for embroidering my grandkids names on each.

This is VERY VERY small, and quite thin. However it worked well for me to press with HTV for a custom apron for a 7 year old. If he wasn’t such a small 7 y/o it may not have fit. The neck IS adjustable though, so that helps.

I bought this for my great grandson to work with my husband in his workshop.

It’s not sized/shaped well to shape a kids body, but more importantly it’s about as thick as a paper towel. The straps are really thin too.

I bought two of these in white for my granddaughters, 5 and 7. They loved them! They tie-dyed them and did a great job. Very happy girls, happy Mimi.

This would fit a 2 year old - “child size” is deceiving ... this is a toddler size. Very thin as well - not durable. Would be cute for dress up clothes for a toddler.

Seems to be decent quality...but the size was way off. Apparently the model is a 12 year old boy wearing the small size. My petite 10 year old daughter definitely needed the large.

A bit small but functional