Thank-you Dad apron (New Horizons)

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Top NH Inv Icon.png Thank-you Dad apron Type of top #1,318
Thank-you Dad apron
Variation shown: Black
Buy price Sell price
 1,100 Bells  275 Bells
Obtain via
 Nook Shopping (Seasonal)
Styles Cool / Active
Label themes Everyday / Comfy / Work
Variations
Thank-you Dad apron's Black variant
Thank-you Dad apron's Red variant
Thank-you Dad apron's Green variant
Thank-you Dad apron's Blue variant
Thank-you Dad apron's Brown variant
Names in other languages
 ちちのひサンキューエプロン
 父亲节感恩围裙
 世界父親節感恩圍裙
 아버지날 감사 앞치마
 tablier Merci Papa
 tablier Merci Papa
 delantal gracias papá
 delantal gracias papá
 grembiule grazie papà
 фартук «Спасибо, папа!»
 Vatertag-Schürze
 vaderdagschort
"Father's Day is when we say, "Thanks for watching out for me, Dad!" Although the holiday is celebrated at different times around the world, the gratitude and respect for dads is the same everywhere."
— Event description

The thank-you Dad apron is a top item in Animal Crossing: New Horizons introduced in the 1.10.0 Free Update. The item can be worn by either the player or any villagers.

The thank-you Dad apron can be obtained from Nook Shopping for  1,100 Bells from June 1 to June 30 during the Father's Day Nook Shopping seasonal event. This item can only be ordered from the catalog while its seasonal event is ongoing.

No villagers wear this item as their default outfit.

In Happy Home Paradise, no villagers or facility unlock this item for designing and changing the clothing of a villager and the player. It can only be used once the player's catalog is unlocked after completing the 27th vacation home.

Variations

The thank-you Dad apron has 5 variations.

Black
 
Black

 
Gray

Red
 
Red

 
White

Green
 
Green

 
Beige

Blue
 
Blue

 
White

Brown
 
Brown

 
Black

Thank-You Dad Apron (Black) NH Icon.png Thank-You Dad Apron (Red) NH Icon.png Thank-You Dad Apron (Green) NH Icon.png Thank-You Dad Apron (Blue) NH Icon.png Thank-You Dad Apron (Brown) NH Icon.png

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