AFUN Chef Aprons for Men Women with Large Pockets, 16-Ounce Cotton Canvas Cross Back Heavy Duty Work Apron (Black)

This apron is truly heavy duty, just as described. It is heavy duty cotton canvas and appears to be very high quality fabric. The tabs on the trim are plastic. I was confused by the similar appearance and description of this 19.99 apron to another apron on Amazon, also Afun, photo identical, but price $5.00 less. I queried and rufus answer was not helpful in distinguishing any difference in the aprons. I decided to also order the less expensive apron to do my own comparison. What I found is that the $19.99 version is much thicker and heavier than the $14.99 version. So my advice would be: If you intend to use the apron as protection when grilling or occupational use, get this version. If its only for casual cooking, the thinner one could be adequately protective of stains on clothes, while feeling lighter and cooler.

Great apron feels comfortable and durable. It protects and covers your clothing well especially in environments where you might get splashed with grease or water. Looks great and gets the job done. Great price point.

Okay. For the price it is a nice apron. I would have like the straps to be longer. However, it has held up nicely and the material is nice and thick. It does great and it cleans up well.

Good quality fabric, silly complicated straps. Throw away the straps and use some clothesline cord - it works well and is cheap!

I have already bought 3 of these aprons. I use one for gardening and the other in the kitchen. The third one I bought for my son who likes to cook but is particular about getting stains on his clothes. He loved it. The material is heavy and the straps are good quality. They fit just about any size. Definitely worth the money. They are a very good price.

I bake, grill and smoke a lot and I like this. The cotton canvas appears stiff at first but will wear in comfortably with a few uses and washes. Pockets for phone, calculator, thermometer, pens and towel. For those that gave this a one-star rating because you can’t figure out the straps, this is Darwinism at work: The straps work like any chef’s apron and if you can’t understand this then you have no business working near open flames and boiling water. Sorry if that is harsh. Just look at the product photo.

This canvas BBQ apron is exactly what I needed for grilling season. It’s made from thick, heavy-duty material that feels durable and protective, perfect for handling hot tools, grease splatter, and the occasional sauce spill. The stitching is solid, and the pockets are deep and well-placed—great for holding tongs, thermometers, or even a cold drink. It fits comfortably and adjusts easily, offering full coverage without feeling bulky. Whether you're a weekend griller or a serious pitmaster, this apron is built to last. Pros: Tough, heavy-duty canvas material Functional pockets and adjustable fit Great protection and durability Cons: May feel a bit stiff at first, but softens with use Verdict: A rugged, reliable apron that looks great and performs even better—perfect for anyone who takes their BBQ seriously.

It’s a pretty good apron, but not five stars perfect. I’m a 5’2” lady and it comes down to my knees. I’m an XL in size and I can tie the straps in the back (though wish they were long enough to tie in the front). The canvas is a heavier weight but the stitching is a little messed up. (Not a deal breaker but disappointing since the messed up stitching is in the front near the top so easily seen :( Here’s the main problem with this apron, the straps are cheap and junky with cheap clips and junky vinyl reinforcements. They’ll suffice but I feel I’ll need to replace them soon. I’m a sewer so that’s a plus if I need to do some sewing on this. I read the negative reviews and some complained you couldn’t figure out the straps. All you need to do is look at the apron diagram on the pictures here on Amazon and you can see how to attach. Additionally, the straps will fit through the holes but you’ll need to bend them and fold gown the fabric on the apron around the holes to get them through. Don’t give up. I’m 65 and figured it out. It’s definitely annoying to have to work at it, but again it’s not a deal breaker. As always, you get what you pay for now days and with mass produced items in today’s environment, this cheap apron is of good/average quality. If you want something more sturdy, you’ll need to check out aprons that cost twice this price.