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Handmade leather barbeque apron, made from italian designer leather, no plastic coating that might melt from the heat of the BBQ.

The straps are made from uncoloured vegetable tanned leather and cross over the back to the sides, that way you will not have a sore neck after an afternoon of grilling in the garden due to a nasty strap digging into your neck.

They are 60 cm wide at middle and you can add about 6 cm due to the D-ring construction at the sides.
At the top they are roughly 25 cm wide and the distance between the wide middle length and the top is roughly 35 cm (it may be slightly different per apron as they are all inidividually made with the shape of the leather taken into account for esthetics).
The length of the belt buckle strap is roughly 115 cm, although again, this may slightly vary per apron.
Generally speaking they should fit a men's size M up to XL easily and likely an XXL size as well.

It is up to you how low or high you wish to wear the apron, this will effect the size of course and slightly bigger or more 'rounded' people who have a generally larger size, may have to wear the apron a little higher to make it fit. Smaller sized individuals (either length or slimmer builds) may find buying the straps too long to be used in a traditional sense. Instead of using the normal buckle closure however, I find that just a quick and easy double knot behind the back of the leather straps works remarkably well too, despite the stiffness of the straps. If need be, you could always cut the straps a little shorter if you do not want them dangling behind your back.

I generally have this type of leather apron in a variety of leathers, this listing is for the type of leather as pictured in the first photo. It doesn't have to be the exact same apron as in the picture, there can be differences as for each apron, I work carefully with the natural shapes of the pieces that I acquire.
The fourth and fifth picture show this type of apron in an oiled leather on a model, instead of a small sized dummy.

In this case, the main part of the apron is made from a rather thicker and sturdier leather.