Unisex Aprons

Unisex Aprons for Hospitality, Trade & Everyday Use:

Unisex aprons in this collection span far more than conventional kitchen wear. The range includes bib aprons, waist aprons, hospitality styles, cotton and oilcloth kitchen aprons, BBQ aprons, leather trade aprons, welding and multi-use work aprons, plus specialist protective designs. With both practical workwear and decorative home styles represented, the key to choosing an apron is matching its construction and coverage to the job.

Bib & Waist Aprons:

Bib aprons provide upper-body and waist coverage, while half and full-length waist aprons are useful when freedom of movement is the priority. Fashion Biz Urban aprons are represented in black, denim, natural and slate, with coordinating bib and waist styles.

The Urban Bib Apron uses 185gsm 50% cotton and 50% polyester textured fabric and measures 80 x 90cm. It features removable X-back straps, a divided front pocket, reinforced stitching and antique brass fittings. The matching waist apron measures 80 x 44cm and uses removable waist straps.

Kitchen & BBQ Aprons:

For cooking and entertaining, the collection includes cotton and oilcloth aprons from Ulster Weavers alongside BBQ-focused designs. Ulster Weavers styles feature distinctive prints including animals, vegetables and botanical-inspired patterns, with both traditional cotton and wipeable oilcloth constructions represented.

Trade, Leather & Protective Aprons:

A substantial part of this collection is dedicated to work environments. Options include heavy-duty leather construction aprons, welding aprons, suede multi-use aprons and specialist protective garments.

The black leather trade construction apron uses oil-tanned heavy-duty split leather over 2mm thick, with stainless hardware, multiple tool pockets and hammer hooks positioned for left- or right-handed use. The collection also includes DuPont Tyvek 500 and Tyvek 2000C aprons, as well as heavy-duty TPU aprons supplied in five-packs.

Choosing a Unisex Apron:

Start with the level of coverage and protection required. Bib aprons suit cooking, hospitality and other tasks where front coverage is useful, while waist aprons keep tools or service essentials accessible without covering the upper body. For trade or industrial applications, consider the specific material and protective properties required rather than choosing on appearance alone. Adjustable or free-size designs can also be useful where the same apron style needs to accommodate different wearers.