Apron | Deck the Palms | Cotton

Annabel Trends | Apron | Deck the Palms | Cotton

 

A practical yet thoughtful gift for home cooks and entertainers, this premium cotton apron blends style with everyday function. Designed to protect clothing while cooking, baking, or hosting, it’s a go-to gift for anyone who loves time in the kitchen.

 

Designed for everyday cooking (and gifting). Whether you’re prepping weeknight meals or hosting a dinner with friends, this cotton apron keeps things mess-free while adding a stylish touch. It’s a versatile essential for home cooks, bakers, and entertainers alike—making it an easy gifting option for a wide range of occasions.

 

Features

Made from 100% cotton for durability and breathability

Generous front pocket to hold utensils, recipes, or tea towels

Ties up at the back

Comfortable fit for everyday kitchen use

Easy care - machine washable

 

Design by Julie Harrison. Julie Harrison is a Graphic Designer and print and pattern enthusiast living in Brisbane, Australia. After completing qualifications in Commercial Art and Graphic Design, Julie enjoyed a career in the busy corporate sector for 18 years before leaving with a big spring in her step to launch her own creative space - Pattern Play Studio. Her passion for colour, print and pattern started as a young child in the 70’s, influenced by the graphic, bold and colourful designs of that era, and further inspired by her craft loving Mother and milliner/seamstress Grandmother. Florals and botanicals in various forms are a recurring theme in Julie’s designs. She enjoys the versatility of applying different styles in her art and creating with various mediums, from marker pens, gouache and watercolour paints to graphic and digitally rendered illustrations. Her art is colourful, vibrant, bold, modern and has a positive and joyful aesthetic. ‘Designing Happiness’ is one of Julie’s main aims when creating her prints and patterns.

 

Made in Australia.

 

About Annabel Trends

Back to 1966 Where it all began

Annie Dawe dreamt up ideas for the home back in 1966… bright 60’s colours, bold patterns and innovative kitchen napery emerged from her own kitchen table, all those years ago. Gradually over the years, Annie explored new niche markets so that Annabel Trends has become what it is today - a family company dedicated to supplying the marketplace with giftware that sets trends, with strengths in design, colour, practicality and presentation.

History

1966 It all began when Annie started making handmade toys for the Brookville Kindergarten fete. Her first sales followed soon after to Humpty Dumpty Toy Shop in South Yarra and Matchbox in Armadale, featuring her beloved dressed rag dolls.

1967 Annie ventured into kitchen napery, selling to Georges Home Store and introducing Australia’s first clash colour prints - bold oranges, pinks, and playful patterns.

1974 Exhibited at the very first Australian Trade Fair, marking the start of Annabel Trends’ trade journey

1980's Expanded internationally after meeting Marlene from Earthly Things at the High Point Trade Fair in North Carolina, launching The Australian Gardener’s Range in the US. Also imported throws from the US, growing the homewares collection and ushering in the era of tapestry cushions, throw rugs, novelty soaps, and garden gifts.

1990's Became a pop culture favourite, featured in Two Fat Ladies, The Naked Chef, and Kath & Kim through licensing with the ABC and BBC. This decade also saw the creation of our iconic heat pillow and eye rest pillow, leading the way in Australian wellbeing products.

1997 Proudly awarded Gift of the Year.

2026 (and beyond) Celebrating 60 years of Annabel Trends — a proud Australian brand built on creativity, family, and joy. Our mission continues: “Unwrapping happiness, one gift at a time.”

 

Size: 80cm x 60cm Tie

Fit: One size fits most

Material: 100% Cotton

Care Instructions: Cold Machine wash with like colours. Line dry only

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