Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Will this apron work for someone who is 5'4"?
Document: This bib apron offers quite a few different sized pockets which works well for my use. I'm 6'3&#34; and the apron is a little short for someone my size. I am on my third one, haven't found any other model that works as well. On my other two, the first thing to go was the stitching in the in the bottom of the pockets. Add a couple of inches to the straps and a flap to keep sawdust out of the lower pockets and it would just about perfect.
Apron seems to be durable and is comfortable - I like the material. I read a complaint from someone about sawdust in the pockets being annoying. I ignored that as being &#34;picky.&#34;  Lable me &#34;picky.&#34;  I don't like it either. I keep a remote control in one of the pockets to turn shop vac and dust collector on/off. I don't like the accumulation of sawdust around that - nor in the pockets in general.
this tool apron is great thing to have to carry your tools around your work space cause the entire body supports the weight.. unlike the waist bag which gives me waist ache.. The tool apron is a must have..
I wore and used this bib job apron every work day until about the 37th time I had to pick up everything off the floor that fell out of the bib pockets after I bent over or stooped down to work. I haven't worn it since. That little annoyance simply reached the point of one time too many.A couple of inexpensive improvements would make this into a great bib.
This is a great work apron, well made of good materials. It appears heavy duty and should last for years. The one thing I feel it is lacking, and why I reduced the rating from five-star to four, is that the pockets need velcro across the top insides to both keep things in when bending over and to keep out wood chips, sawdust, etc. I will ask Mary to sew in some velcro to do this for me.
I'm sure this apron works great for some jobs. But if your job requires you to ever bend down, in any way shape or form, be prepared to dump all your tools on the floor. Hopefully at that moment you won't be working over let's say a brand new hardwood floor.I was really excited when I first saw this apron and it is one step up from wearing a framing belt when your doing finish work....but you must train yourself to hold onto EVERY tool when bending over.
It was a great gift for someone who likes to do a lot of repairs or wood working. Great Gift.
The bib material is A OK but the quick release buckle was of very poor quality and will not stay closed. I am currently looking for another buckle that I can have someone with a heavy duty sewing machine will replace.
I rather think that this product is good for the dad that loves to fix things around the house and is always yelling for someone to go get him his wrench. With the tool bib, the wrench is right there, AND! unlike tool  belts we don't have to worry about any sagging pants.
Great quality. Not as long as I thought it would be. But it's gonna work just fine.
Answer: yes