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    • Monogramming 101

    Do you know the difference between a straight and a traditional monogram? Read Below!

    We use a combination of traditional and a straight monograms on our products. This may sound tricky but read below for clarification.  

    Small Leather Goods w/ Monogram Option Offered

    Do to size and consistency, we use a "straight" monogram style of up to 3 uniform height letters. So let's say "Mike Jeffrey Smith" wants a monogram:

    • 1 Letter = Last Name (example: Smith)
    • 2 Letter = First Name / Surname (example: Mike Smith)
    • 3 Letter = First Name / Middle Name / Last Name (example: Mike Jeffrey Smith)

    Aprons That Offer Debossed Leather Patch

    We use a "traditional" monogram style with a raised middle letter to denote surname (AKA last name). So let's say "Mike Jeffrey Smith" wants a monogram:

    • 1 Letter = Last Name (example: Smith) 
    • 2 Letter = First Name / Surname (example: Mike Smith) 
    • 3 Letter = First Name / Last Name (Raised AKA Taller) / Middle Name (example: Mike Smith Jeffrey)

    If you prefer a straight monogram (First Name / Middle Name / Last Name) with all consistent height letters on the debossed leather patch of your apron, note this in the comment section for your order at checkout and we will accommodate. 

    Aprons That Offer Embroidered Monogram 

    • Block Letter Option - Straight style w/ uniform height letters in First Name / Middle Name / Last Name (example: Mike Jeffrey Smith)
    • Diamond Pattern Option - Traditional style w/ raised middle initial in First Name / Surname (Last Name) / Middle Name (example: Mike Smith Jeffrey)
    • Circle Pattern Option -  Traditional style w/ raised middle initial in First Name / Surname (Last Name) / Middle Name (example: Mike Smith Jeffrey)