Mint Leaves Apron

Fresh as the first herbs of spring. Mint Leaves is soft, simple, and quietly beautiful, inspired by the flour sack aprons that once hung on hooks behind nearly every kitchen door in Bitter Root. Its delicate green print and easygoing style make it just as at home gathering herbs from the garden as stirring biscuit dough on a sunny morning. Sometimes the prettiest things don't need to shout—they simply make every ordinary day a little lovelier.

When the first warm days of spring arrive, windows are thrown open, gardens begin to wake, and kitchens seem to fill with light again. Mint Leaves celebrates those gentle beginnings, reminding us that happiness often arrives one simple day at a time.

From McGill's Curb Market

Margaret was arranging bunches of fresh mint when her sister laughed.

"You're putting herbs in with the flowers again."

"They belong together," Margaret said without looking up. "Flowers make people smile. Mint makes them stay a while."

By noon, customers had tucked sprigs into market baskets, teacups, lemonade pitchers, and apron pockets. Some planned to bake. Others simply liked the way fresh mint smelled on the ride home.

Funny thing about a curb market...

People come looking for what they need.

They usually leave with something they didn't know they were missing.

Apron Details

• Handmade by Kitchen Mechanic Mercantile in Bitter Root, South Carolina
• FlourSack Girls Collection
• Crossback design with no neck strap for comfortable, all-day wear
• Easy slip-on style with no ties or buckles
• Single oversized front pocket
• Soft mint green leaf print with crisp white trim
• Lightweight cotton fabric that's perfect for spring and summer
• Comfortable for baking, gardening, cooking, and everyday chores
• Machine washable for easy care
• Handmade in small batches