SHOP NEW FALL ARRIVALS
SHOP NEW FALL ARRIVALS
Add a personal touch with 2 hand monogrammed letters to our unisex, adjustable Worker's apron. Made from 100% recycled denim. Both functional and utilitarian, it is designed to be worn for gardening, crafting, or cooking. Specially considered pockets and hardware have been added for holding garden tools, cooking utensils or artist implements. Selvedge detail on pockets and chest. Its simplicity lends itself to a flattering fit on a variety of body types.
To monogram your apron, first choose your monogram letter thread color: either ivory or clay. Place your order, then email us with your 2 letters to be monogrammed: Info@floraanimalia.com. Monogram is in the script font depicted in the product photos. Overall monogram measures are 1.5" high. Please allow approximately 10 days from the time your order is placed. All monogrammed items are final sale and not returnable.
Made in our Los Angeles studio.
Flora Animalia supports Mercy for Animals.
One Size
Lightly pre washed for softness and comfort. Hand or machine wash, gentle cycle.
Items purchased online may be returned for a full refund within 7 days of order delivery or for store credit within 14 days of order delivery. All items must be in original packaging and condition. All refunds are credited to the original form of payment and store credit does not expire.
To return merchandise, contact info@floraanimalia.com.
Customers are responsible for all additional shipping costs for returns and exchanges. Flora Animalia does not assume responsibility for reimbursement or compensation of returned packages lost in transit without proof of delivery to Flora Animalia.
Mail return items to:
Flora Animalia
4745 West Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90016
Attn: Returns
Should anything arrive damaged, please photograph the outside and inside of the box along with the damage and send to info@floraanimalia.com. Do not throw away the box or damaged goods. All damage claims must be sent within 3 days of delivery.
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