Pusheen Breads Apron: Sizing, Care and Kitchen Use
By Pusheen Shop | Published: 2026-11-02
Category: Tips & Care
Learn how to fit, wash and use the Pusheen Breads Apron without fading the print. Practical steps for sizing, laundry and everyday kitchen wear.
Quick answer
Wash the Pusheen Breads Apron in cold water on a gentle cycle, skip the dryer, and hang it to air-dry. For fit, adjust the neck strap and waist ties before your first wear so the bib sits flat and the pockets stay at hip level.
Why one-size aprons still need adjustment
The Pusheen Breads Apron is one size fits most, with an adjustable neck strap and waist ties. That range comes from the ties, not from stretch in the fabric. If you tie the waist loosely, the bib can pull down and the two large pockets end up too low to reach comfortably.
Tie the waist first, then set the neck strap so the top edge sits just below your collarbone. This keeps the printed bakery graphic visible and stops the apron from gaping when you lean over a counter.
Where the print needs the most protection
The front graphic shows baked Pusheen breads and the text “Pusheen's Bakery.” Printed areas are the first place heat and abrasion show up. Turn the apron inside out before washing, and avoid ironing directly over the print. If the fabric is wrinkled, press on the reverse side or hang it in a steamy bathroom.
The two large pockets are useful for recipe cards and small tools, but heavy items can stretch the pocket seams over time. Keep the pockets for light tools and cards rather than metal utensils with sharp edges.
When spot cleaning is enough
Flour brushes off; oil and sauce do not. For a small mark, dab cool water and a drop of mild dish soap onto the spot, then rinse. A full wash is only needed when the apron smells, feels stiff, or has several stains. Washing less often protects the print and the fabric shape.
How to fit, wash and use the apron
- Adjust the neck strap and waist ties: Put the apron on over your clothes, tie the waist first, then slide the neck strap until the top edge rests just below your collarbone. Check that the pockets sit at hip level. If the bib pulls at your neck, loosen the strap rather than tying the waist tighter.
- Empty and check the pockets: Before washing, remove recipe cards, pens and tools. Turn the pockets inside out and shake out crumbs. A forgotten pen can leak ink onto the print in the wash.
- Treat stains before washing: Dab oil or sauce with cool water and a drop of mild dish soap. Do not rub hard; blot from the edge of the stain inward. Hot water can set grease stains, so always start cool.
- Wash cold on a gentle cycle: Turn the apron inside out, fasten the ties loosely, and wash with like colors on a gentle cycle in cold water. Skip fabric softener. Washing inside out is the simplest way to reduce abrasion on the printed front.
- Air-dry and reshape: Hang the apron by the neck strap or lay it flat. Smooth the pockets and bib while damp. Do not tumble dry. Dryer heat can shrink the ties and crack the print, so air-drying is the safer default.
- Store it flat or hung: Hang the apron by its neck strap or fold it loosely in a drawer. Avoid cramming it under heavy items that crease the print. If creases form, hang the apron in a steamy bathroom instead of ironing the graphic.
Product facts
- Pusheen Breads Apron: One size fits most, with an adjustable neck strap and waist ties. You can set the bib height and waist fit yourself, so the apron works across a range of body sizes without a size chart.
Pusheen Breads Apron - Pusheen Breads Apron: Two large pockets hold cooking tools and recipe cards. Keeping the pockets light prevents sagging and keeps the printed front from stretching out of shape.
- Pusheen Breads Apron: Unisex design with a Pusheen Breads bakery graphic. The flat front print is the part most likely to fade, so washing inside out and air-drying protects the look.
