apron

Abstract

This apron features a double-layered construction to prevent water splashing during face washing, or the chest area of ​​the garment bulging out when leaning forward while washing, resulting in contact with water running down the palms of the hands, thereby preventing clothing from getting wet and the bathroom floor from getting wet. One side of the lower apron is sewn over the center of the back of the upper apron, allowing the lower edge of the upper apron to change shape and hang down in response to the forward-leaning posture during face washing. Rings of different sizes are attached to the ends of the strings used to tie the apron. By passing the smaller ring through the larger ring, the effect of the knot is achieved. When using this apron while washing your face, water droplets on the surface of the upper apron will fall along the hanging fabric and into the sink, preventing clothing or the floor from getting wet.

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