Hemming Instructions
Tailor Your Apron: How to Shorten the Waist Straps
No two people are alike – some are taller, some are shorter, some prefer a snug fit, while others like a bit of extra room. The way you tie your apron is just as personal. Some like to knot it at the front, others prefer the back. If you find yourself with excess strap length that gets in the way, you can easily trim it for a perfect fit. Here’s how:
Step 1: Wear & Assess
Put on your apron and tie it as you normally would – whether at the front or back.
Check if the straps are too long and if the excess material bothers you while moving.
Step 2: Find the Nearest Stitch
If you decide to shorten the straps, look for the nearest seam to where you usually tie the knot or bow.
This seam will help secure the fabric and prevent fraying when you cut the strap.
Step 3: Cut Behind the Seam
Take a sharp scissor or knive – a dull blade might fray the fabric too much.
Cut approximately 1 cm (0.4 inches) behind the seam – never before the seam to ensure durability.
Step 4: Enjoy the Perfect Fit
Your apron is now tailored exactly to your needs. No more dangling straps, just a clean, functional fit for effortless movement.
Now, your apron works with you, not against you.
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TANN was founded in Berlin by Christopher Brettingham-Smith and Johannes Weber with the intent to solve design problems, not just to decorate the world.
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