Rhodes Zipper Charcoal Crazyhorse Leather Apron

Rhodes Charcoal Crazy Horse Kitchen Apron with Zipper Pocket

Charcoal crazy horse leather gives the Rhodes Zipper Charcoal Crazyhorse Leather Apron its two-tone character, combining a dark body with a brown chest panel and brown cross-back straps. The zipper pocket at the hip secures tools during service, making it a practical choice for home cooks and private chefs who need organized protection through long prep sessions.

Unlike the Mercer 1 Zipper Charcoal Apron, which pairs the same charcoal color with cowhide, the Rhodes carries crazy horse leather for a naturally waxed surface that handles splatter and moisture more readily. Sizes run from Small through XX-Large with an adjustable cross-back strap fit. Browse leather cooking aprons to compare the full zipper range, or order Rhodes leather apron with free worldwide shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Classic Leather offer free shipping?

Yes, every order ships worldwide at no cost, with no minimum spend and no exceptions for any destination or product.

How long does delivery take?

Orders process in 1 to 4 business days, then take 7 to 9 business days to arrive. Most customers receive their order within 8 to 13 business days. See the Shipping and Delivery Policy for details.

Can I return this apron for a size exchange?

Yes, non-personalized returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. A 20 percent handling fee applies to change-of-mind and wrong-size returns.

What if my order arrives damaged?

Classic Leather covers return shipping on damaged items at no cost. You then choose between a full refund or a free replacement. See the Refund and Returns Policy for full terms.

Is there a membership discount available?

Yes, Classic Leather’s free membership gives you a permanent 15 percent discount on every order, with no expiry and no minimum spend required.

Why does the Rhodes use crazy horse leather instead of cowhide?

Crazy horse leather carries a natural wax finish that resists kitchen moisture and splatter, unlike the smoother cowhide used in the Mercer, which shares the same charcoal color.