Vintage Latin Quarter Kitchen Apron

In 1942, Lou Walters (father of legendary journalist Barbara Walters) opened his spectacular nightclub on Broadway in New York. Over the next decade+ his club welcomed performers and guests including Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Mae West, Elizabeth Taylor, Betty Grable, and more. Bright, lightweight apron designed for makers, bakers, and studio creatives who want easy movement and a touch of playful flair. The silky polyester holds its shape and dries fast, so flour, paint, and splashes brush off without fuss. Two roomy front pockets keep tools and utensils within reach while an adjustable neck strap and tie-back waist let you dial in a comfortable fit. Choose black or white straps with a black buckle for a subtle contrast that complements the bold printed design.

Wear it while kneading dough, glazing ceramics, or setting up a pop-up table. The breathable, quick-dry fabric keeps you focused on the craft — not on spills. Lightweight and low-maintenance, this apron lives on aprons hooks, in studio drawers, and in delivery bags, ready whenever creativity calls.

Product features

- 100% polyester with a silky, quick-dry finish

- Two spacious front pockets for utensils and tools

- Adjustable neck strap with black buckle

- Lightweight and easy to move in

- Black or white strap color options

Care instructions

- Do not dryclean

- Iron, steam or dry: low heat

- Do not tumble dry

- Do not bleach

- Hand wash