Silk apron

Silk apron to match the Dirndls of 80 cm length. Drawn-thread hem with seam allowance.

Pure silk

is one of the choicest fabrics in the world of clothing. The cradle of silk as a clothing fabric lies in ancient China and the Indus valley. The precious fabric reached Europe along the ancient long-distance trading routes, which were soon called the Silk Roads, and not without reason. Silk is distinguished by its incomparable lustre and a soft, flowing feel on the skin, while showing astonishing strength. It lends dyes an outstanding brilliance. G\u00f6ssl loves silk and its properties, for it is true well-being for body and senses.

To each apron its bow
Where once clothing itself gave information about a woman's social standing, a new tradition has taken shape over the past decades. The knowing lover of Tracht knows: depending on where the bow is worn, custom recognises different meanings.

Bow on the left - brings luck
When a woman wears the bow on the left side, she shows that she is not yet spoken for. Small, tasteful flirtations are therefore permitted.

Bow on the right - take heed now
If a woman appears with her apron tied on the right, it means unmistakably that her heart already belongs to another. It also serves as protection against persistent suitors.

Bow in the middle
Bow in the middle This is the traditional sign that the wearer is still a maiden. Those who are undecided also like to tie the bow here.

Bow in the middle
This is the traditional sign that the wearer is still a maiden. Those who are undecided also like to tie the bow here.

Bow at the back
With the bow tied at the back, the wearer shows that she is widowed.

G\u00f6ssl's double apron ribbon offers countless ways to perfect this individual Dirndl style. From refined knots to the extravagant fan bow, there are no limits here.