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- Gardening Apron - Leg Protection - Waterproof Oxford Fabric with Pockets and Adjustable Buckle for Outdoor Gardening and DIY - Black - 118x45cm

£66.69
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Description

This gardening apron offers effective leg protection during outdoor work. Made from durable, waterproof Oxford fabric, it withstands daily wear and tear. Equipped with practical pockets and an adjustable buckle, this accessory makes tool storage easy. Its compact 118 x 45 cm design makes it ideal for safe gardening or DIY projects.

Material: Oxford fabric Dimensions: 118 x 45 cm Feature: Waterproof Functionality: Adjustable buckle and storage pockets Use: Leg protection for gardening and DIY projects

Technical specifications: This apron measures 118 x 45 cm and is made of robust Oxford fabric. The waterproof material ensures reliable protection against moisture and dirt during your outdoor activities.

Compatibility and accessories: Ideal for various uses such as fruit picking or woodworking.

The integrated pockets allow you to easily carry your small tools without the need for additional equipment. Installation and Use: The adjustable buckle allows for a quick and secure fit around the waist. It's easy to put on for immediate leg protection during gardening or household chores. Other Information: Its compact size makes it easy to store in a garden shed or garage. Lightweight and portable, this apron doesn't take up much space when not in daily use. Precautions for Use: Dimensions may vary slightly due to the manufacturing process. The actual color of the product may differ slightly from the color shown in the images depending on your screen.

Features

  • Brand
    SIOKS
  • Material
    Fabric
  • Colour
    Black
  • With pocket(s)
    Yes
  • Waterproof
    Yes
  • Type of apron
    Gardening
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME224910350
  • MMID
    664121212513
  • Product code
    YXCP-58753
  • EAN
    4016227524362
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