CeCi Aprons
Apron with TH monogram (Ref. 473)
Apron with TH monogram (Ref. 473)
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You know I can't live without my aprons.
I always wear them at home, not just for cooking, but for all the countless things that fill our days.
However, I always like to feel neat and tidy.
For this reason, for me, an apron must also be beautiful. It must be wearable when friends come over, when I set the table, when I take care of my home.
This is one of those aprons that is almost a dress, to be worn over clothes.
It is made of a beautiful, rough antique linen, loom-woven, sturdy and substantial, made to last.
Originally, the fabric panels had a fixed width: for this reason, they were joined by hand, with visible seams that today tell the story of how they were created.
These original seams can still be seen on the skirt and bodice panels, and are a precious part of its history.
It is an important fabric, perfectly weighted, which becomes more beautiful, softer, and more lived-in with use.
A fabric that transforms together with the wearer.
What makes it truly special are the large initials embroidered on the front, accompanied by delicate branches of flowers and leaves. The letters in the monogram are TH.
An elegant and harmonious embroidery, executed in relief with great precision and care, which speaks of patience, sensitivity, and love for details.
Every stitch speaks of skilled hands and long, careful work, done with respect for the fabric.
The model is typical of Cecibirbona:
a wide bodice that opens into a rich, ruffled skirt, with adjustable sides through two side bows.
It is easy to put on from the top, even without untying the laces each time.
It can be worn looser or tighter, depending on how the bows are tied.
It features a comfortable and spacious pocket.
The skirt hems are the original ones of the fabric panel.
The fit is wide and comfortable, designed to be worn over skirts, trousers, and dresses, always remaining feminine and graceful.
One of a kind.
The fabric is an antique embroidered linen, selected and sewn by me in my workshop.
Small imperfections and slight traces of time testify to its history and are part of it.
Hand washable with delicate soap or machine washable at 30° on a delicate cycle.
Do not spin dry. Do not dry in the sun.
One size.
You see it worn by me, I am 1.64 m tall.
