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Bitter Root, SC. Est. 1923

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Strawberry Hybrid Apron

$15.00

The first strawberries of the season never last long. They're gathered by handfuls, eaten warm from the field, tucked into baskets, and somehow disappear before they ever make it home.

Strawberry Hybrid celebrates those simple pleasures. Crisp white and soft green are sprinkled with tiny strawberries and blossoms, creating a fresh country look that's as cheerful as a June morning. The roomy front pocket and comfortable crossbody design make it just as practical for gathering berries in the garden as it is for baking shortcake or stirring homemade jam.

Whether you're heading to a pick-your-own patch, tending your garden, or simply bringing a little summer into your kitchen, this apron is a reminder that life's sweetest moments are often the simplest ones.

From the Mercantile

Mark Chapman leaned against a stack of seed potatoes outside Chapman Hardware and watched a young couple carrying two empty berry baskets toward their truck.

"You're going to need bigger baskets," he called after them with a grin.

The young man laughed. "You think we'll pick that many?"

Mark smiled.

"No. I think you'll eat half of them before you get back to the car."

He picked up a packet of strawberry plants from the display.

"Daddy always said strawberries teach patience all winter... and self-control all summer."

Then he shrugged.

"I've never been very good at the second part."

Mark Chapman, Chapman Hardware

Apron Details

  • Comfortable crossbody design—no neck strap or waist ties.
  • Wide shoulder straps stay comfortably in place while you work.
  • Handmade from quality 100% cotton fabric.
  • Features a generous front pocket for recipe cards, garden gloves, seed packets, or your favorite kitchen tools.
  • Finished with crisp white trim and a fresh strawberry print paired with soft sage green.
  • Machine wash and dry for easy everyday care.
  • Handmade in South Carolina.