HAWKINS NEW YORK Essential Striped Apron in Flax & Ivory - Ivory. Size all.
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
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HAWKINS NEW YORK Essential Striped Apron in Flax & Ivory - Ivory. Size all. 100% cotton. Made in India. Machine wash. Adjustable halterneck styling. Open back with tie closure. Lightweight linen. HYOF-WH32. HNY.500.75.052.045. About the designer: HAWKINS NEW YORK makes homewares that are intentional and unexpected. The brand spends their days thinking about the place where form and function overlap, and their nights figuring out how to turn ideas into things you can hold, look at, and use. HAWKINS NEW YORK partners with producers, family-owned manufacturers, and collectives all over the world to bring their line to market, and to you.
Details
HAWKINS NEW YORK Essential Striped Apron in Flax & Ivory - Ivory. Size all. 100% cotton. Made in India. Machine wash. Adjustable halterneck styling. Open back with tie closure. Lightweight linen. HYOF-WH32. HNY.500.75.052.045. About the designer: HAWKINS NEW YORK makes homewares that are intentional and unexpected. The brand spends their days thinking about the place where form and function overlap, and their nights figuring out how to turn ideas into things you can hold, look at, and use. HAWKINS NEW YORK partners with producers, family-owned manufacturers, and collectives all over the world to bring their line to market, and to you.
HAWKINS NEW YORK Essential Striped Apron in Flax & Ivory - Ivory. Size all. 100% cotton. Made in India. Machine wash. Adjustable halterneck styling. Open back with tie closure. Lightweight linen. HYOF-WH32. HNY.500.75.052.045. About the designer: HAWKINS NEW YORK makes homewares that are intentional and unexpected. The brand spends their days thinking about the place where form and function overlap, and their nights figuring out how to turn ideas into things you can hold, look at, and use. HAWKINS NEW YORK partners with producers, family-owned manufacturers, and collectives all over the world to bring their line to market, and to you.
