Aprons are protective garments worn over regular clothing to shield against spills, stains, heat, or debris during work activities. Typically covering the front of the body, they are secured with neck loops, waist ties, or adjustable straps. Made from materials such as cotton, polyester, canvas, or waterproof fabrics like vinyl, aprons are chosen based on the level of protection required. They come in various styles—such as bib, waist, or full-length—suited for different tasks. In hospitality settings, aprons are widely used by chefs, kitchen staff, housekeepers, and service personnel to maintain hygiene, present a professional appearance, and keep uniforms clean. Some designs also feature pockets for holding utensils, order pads, or small tools, adding convenience during work.