Pan de Muerto Tastes Better With Family | Day of the Dead Apron

Pan de muerto tastes better with family. Marigolds, cafecito and the orange-blossom bread of the season fill a 100% cotton apron — for the cook who builds the ofrenda and bakes for it too.

Why you'll love it

• Designed for the kitchen, where Day of the Dead food traditions actually live
• Pan de muerto, marigolds and cafecito in warm colour
• 100% cotton with real coverage — an apron you'll actually cook in
• A genuine gift for the baker in the family

The design

Pan de muerto is the sweet, orange-blossom-scented bread baked for Día de los Muertos, often decorated with bone-shaped dough on top. It belongs on the ofrenda — and it starts in the kitchen, beside the cafecito and the marigolds. That's the scene this apron puts on.

Product details

• 100% cotton fabric
• Full-coverage apron made for real cooking
• Printed in vivid colour that survives the kitchen

Care

Machine wash warm with like colours. Tumble dry low. Warm iron if needed — avoid the printed area.

Made to order

Every piece is made to order — printed after you order it, not pulled from a warehouse shelf. Production takes 2–3 business days, then delivery within the United States typically takes another 4–5 business days. Shipping is calculated at checkout, and we email tracking as soon as your order ships.

Returns & exchanges

Damaged, defective or incorrect items are always covered — we replace or refund them in full and cover return shipping. Made-to-order and personalised pieces aren't returnable for a change of mind, but if something isn't right, email support@saveovertime.com and we'll sort it out. Order changes and cancellations can be requested within 24 hours of checkout, before production begins.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is Día de los Muertos?

Día de los Muertos — Day of the Dead — is the Mexican celebration held every 1–2 November, when families welcome back the spirits of those they've lost. Marigolds, sugar skulls and ofrendas aren't mournful symbols; they're a joyful way of saying: you are still with us.

What is pan de muerto?

A soft, lightly sweet Mexican bread baked for Day of the Dead, usually flavoured with orange blossom and decorated with bone-shaped dough.

Will the print survive washing?

Yes — machine wash warm with like colours and tumble dry low. Avoid ironing directly over the printed area.

When will my order arrive?

Made to order: 2–3 business days, then US delivery typically 4–5 business days after that.

Questions before you order? Email support@saveovertime.com or call or text (954) 669-1874, Monday to Friday 9am–5pm ET.