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The straps go over the neck, cross in the back, go through loops in the side of the apron and you then tie up behind your back. It is so poorly designed that I can not use it. It will last a long time.Hope this was helpful. The loop is way to small.
(the company that made it no longer does). things around, this is for you. I am primarily a finish carpenter now and have used aprons (rather than bags) for many years. Most lumberyards sell a canvas apron that has all the right features but they do not last very long (1-2 months). For those that are carpenters I will list the draw backs,1. It is on the right side and attached to one of the pockets so it is just flooping.
This is the only way a apron should attach because it takes the weight off the neck.The straps are heavy weight and I liked them.If your a carpenter, don't waste you money, it is NOT what you want.If your someone who needs to carry misc. (I am right handed but I carry may hammer on the left side)3. On the left side is a small pocket, kind of like the coin pocket on a pair of jeans, with a velcro flap. Nice material2. There are pockets for utility knives or chisles on the left side only and one pocket has a velcro flap (). again, what is that for.Here are the pluses.1. I had one nylon apron with all the same features as the canvas aprons that lasted for years, which I need to replace now.
There are no little slots for nail sets.4. There is one hammer loop. With all that said, I saw this apron and with high hopes,and bought it. Who's bright idea is that.2.
Otherwise looks and feels well made. Tie straps are too short for front tie and require a bow tie in rear. Hammer loop too small and too low on apron.
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