The white disposable apron is the protective gear worn by the artist during the tattooing session, made from waterproof polyethylene (PE) with a thickness of 10µm and dimensions of 71x120 cm. It covers the area from the chest to the knees and protects the artist's clothing from ink, blood, and other fluids generated during work. This pack contains 100 pieces, designed for high-activity studios or artists who work frequently and need long-term supply. Being disposable, each apron is discarded after use without requiring washing.
How much do I save with the pack of 100 aprons compared to the pack of 10?▾
The savings per apron are approximately 15-25% compared to the unit price from the pack of 10. Over a year, an individual artist who uses several hundred aprons saves enough to cover the cost of other protective consumables. A studio with multiple artists saves even more, in addition to reducing shipping costs from repeated orders of small packs.
How do I efficiently store 100 aprons?▾
Folded aprons take up surprisingly little space — the entire pack is about the size of a shoebox. Store it in a clean, dry cabinet or shelf at room temperature, away from heat sources. Periodically take out 10-20 pieces for the preparation station, and the rest remain protected in the original packaging.
Are the aprons in the pack of 100 the same quality as those in the pack of 10?▾
Yes — it is the same PE material, same thickness, same design with neck and back ties, same waterproof and comfort properties. The only difference is the packaging format (individual in the pack of 10, compactly stacked in the pack of 100) and the more advantageous unit price.
Is one apron per day enough, or do I need more?▾
The correct rule is to change the apron for each client, not once a day. If you work with a single client per day, one apron is sufficient; if you have 2-3 clients, you will use 2-3 aprons. The apron should also be changed whenever it is visibly contaminated with blood. Calculate consumption based on the average number of clients, not working days.
Does the white apron get permanently stained by ink?▾
Yes, tattoo ink stains white polyethylene, but this is not a problem for a disposable product — it does not need to be washed or reused. Staining does not affect the waterproofness or protection offered by the apron; visible stains can even serve as an indicator of how much splatter occurs during work.
Is the apron suitable for larger artists?▾
The apron has a universal design with adjustable neck and back ties, suitable for most body types. For very large individuals, however, check whether the standard width of 71 cm provides sufficient side coverage — if not, aprons or disposable gowns with wider coverage may be needed.
