An apron designed by a dry cleaning shop to be suitable for housework.
The first release was made with functional materials that are water-repellent and wrinkle-resistant, and the second release is made with linen and cotton, a material that is highly anticipated by natural people, while keeping the same design.

The apron, which is also used as a uniform at Tomioka Dry Cleaning Shop, has been renewed and is now on sale again.
The KAJIFUKU series has been designed to match modern clothing, be easy to wear, and not put a strain on "housework" tasks such as cleaning.

Especially since it is something that is used every day, we focused on selecting a "material" that is easy to care for after washing, a "design" that is simple so you can go out while wearing it, and, based on our experience using it for uniforms, a "resistance to damage."

What I learned from making the first apron is that thin 100% linen fabric is easy to tear when working and wrinkles easily even after washing, while thick linen fabric is heavy and causes shoulder stiffness.

So in the first release, we used functional materials. The fabric for this second release is a soft linen cotton canvas, which is kneaded during the dyeing and finishing process to create a material that has both the dry feel of linen and a natural fluffy feel. A new color, "Light Cherry Blossom," is also available.