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A personalised apron, here, is a work apron carrying your logo, your first name or the name of your place. At La Salopette® the request goes through the live chat bubble or a note on your order. Four pieces are ready for it: the BBQ King Apron and the gardener aprons in camel, green and black.
This is not promotional kit. We mark denim cotton from 280 to 320 GSM, with pockets built to carry tools. If you want three hundred printed pieces to hand out at a trade show, this is not the collection.
Where we stand on heavy denim: embroidery. It takes the rubbing against the worktop, which is exactly where vinyl gives up first.
Embroidery cannot peel, there is nothing to peel. What moves is the fabric around it, and our cotton shrinks under 2 %. On a 10 cm motif that is 2 mm nobody notices. Vinyl hates two things: the 60 °C laundry tunnel and the tumble dryer. Fine cracks first, then a corner lifts. Screen printing lasts longer, though a fold always in the same spot eventually splits the ink.
Hence the care we recommend: 30 °C inside out, no tumble dryer, and never put the iron straight onto the marking. If your aprons go to an industrial laundry every night, tell us before we start.
The BBQ King measures 74 x 68 cm, one pocket on the bib and two at the waist. Three positions actually work:
The classic mistake is centring the design on an apron lying flat. Worn, the bib rides up and the logo lands on your stomach: aim higher than your eye tells you. And watch the obstacles, nobody embroiders over the zip on a bib.
On black, pure white shouts too loudly: off-white, sand and old gold age better. On the camel of the gardener apron, midnight blue and dark brown come forward while ecru drowns. On raw denim, white and burnt orange are still the safe bets.
Tone on tone, black thread on black fabric, looks superb in the shop and is invisible at three metres. Two thread colours cover the vast majority of logos. Past three, the fabric ripples around the design.
The time does not go into the machine, it goes into the file. Embroidery needs digitising: your logo is redrawn as stitch paths, with a stitch direction and a density for every area. A clean vector file (SVG, AI, EPS) moves fast. A JPEG lifted off a business card has to be redrawn first, and that is where the days go.
Send us three things: the cleanest file you have, the width you want in centimetres, and the position. The unmarked catalogue leaves our stock in Miramas, within France in 2 to 3 working days on Express Delivery.
An apron is not chosen like a pair of trousers: length is what counts. 74 x 68 cm covers from the breastbone to the knee on most builds, and the crossed straps pick up the rest. Leave two fingers between strap and shoulder, otherwise it digs in after two hours.
Our aprons are unisex, one size. Numbered sizes, XS to 8XL, live on the dungarees side: the size guide has a height and weight calculator, and our work dungarees use the same fabrics. For the stove, look at the kitchen apron and the professional apron.
We ship from our stock in Miramas, in the south of France, and we pack every order ourselves. If the piece is wrong, the exchange is possible within 14 days: check the size and the background colour before any marking starts.
One last point, and it always disappoints somebody: nothing here is waterproof. Cotton drinks. It protects against stains and abrasion, not against rain. The rest of the kit is handled by our accessories.