Good old housework

An apron reminiscent of the good old Showa era.
A type of apron that was widely worn by Japanese women until the late Showa period, to protect kimonos from getting dirty while doing housework.

The apron, which is also used as a uniform at Tomioka Dry Cleaning Shop, has been renewed and is now on sale again.
To match modern clothing, we have arranged the design to be easy to wear and not burdensome for "housework" such as cleaning. Especially because it is something to be used every day, we have focused on selecting "materials" that are easy to care for after washing, "design" that is simple so you can go out wearing it, and "resistance to damage" based on our experience in using it for uniforms.

Uses a functional material called McClory.

It is stronger than cotton, dries quickly, and is surprisingly light, reducing the burden of wearing it. Even when you sweat, it does not feel sticky and is smooth, so it can be used for cooking apron, as well as for everyday use in town and outdoor activities. Although it is 100% nylon, it has a soft texture and a natural surface like natural materials, so you don't have to worry about wrinkles after washing. It is also water-repellent, so you can wear it safely for housework and going out.

Not only the design but also the ease of movement

Renewed design: Like the first model, the neck is gently curved, so it doesn't feel tight around the chest. The sleeves are designed with drop shoulders for easy movement, and ribbed sleeves have been newly adopted this time, providing just the right amount of tightness to prevent the sleeves from slipping down when rolled up. There are three buttons on the top of the back, so it fits comfortably with any movement. The pockets on both sides are larger, and a pocket for a smartphone has also been added. There is also a hand towel holder, and a carabiner can be attached.