This is a cover-type apron made of Indian “Khadi” material.
This type is called Kappō-gi in Japan. This shape was invented to prevent Kimono hems from getting dirty when doing housework while wearing a Kimono.There are two buttons at the back. It is easier to wear it as if you were wearing it with the buttons undone at the neck.Cute little shell buttons are fastened through loop-type buttonholes.Two pockets in front.The relaxed body width does not restrict the body shape and can be worn by a variety of people.The fabric is lightweight, so even if you wear it for a long time, you will not feel stiff shoulders or any other fatigue.The sleeves are slightly longer, and elastic is threaded through the sleeves so that the position of the cuffs can be freely adjusted depending on the wearer.The length is neither long nor short, just right and easy to move in. The hem or sides are designed with selvedges.
The fabric feels comfortable against the skin and is smooth to the touch. The refreshing “Tattersall” type will make you feel good just by wearing it.
The apron is designed for functionality and ease of movement like a Kappō-gi, but with even more ingenuity in its details.
We hope you will find it useful for cooking, working, and cleaning.
— Series made by “Khadi” —
Khadi, an Indian cotton fabric, is made from hand-spun cotton yarns and hand-woven, a very time-consuming process compared to mass-produced products made by machines.
These Khadi are made in Rajasthan, northwest India, and are made from organic cotton that is grown naturally with almost 100% rainwater only, without irrigation canals.
During the hand-spinning process, cotton dregs, such as the “calyx” of the cotton plant, are also mixed in slightly, giving the fabric a rustic texture similar to linen blends, even though it is 100% cotton.
This Khadi series is a brand product of “Suno & Morrison” which is active in Japan.
<How to care>
*Laundering with a mild detergent is acceptable (chlorine or enzyme bleach is not acceptable).
*Unevenness in color and weave may be observed. Please note that this is a characteristic of the material.
*This item is dyed in India and is colorfast, but the color may fade slightly depending on conditions such as the time of yarn dyeing (rainy season) To be safe, it is best to wash it separately from other items. We recommend that indigo products, in particular, be washed two or three times before use.
*Because the items are hand-dyed and hand-woven, the colors and patterns of the items you receive may differ slightly from those shown in the photographs. Please understand this in advance.
This is a cover-type apron made of Indian “Khadi” material.
This type is called Kappō-gi in Japan. This shape was invented to prevent Kimono hems from getting dirty when doing housework while wearing a Kimono.There are two buttons at the back. It is easier to wear it as if you were wearing it with the buttons undone at the neck.Cute little shell buttons are fastened through loop-type buttonholes.Two pockets in front.The relaxed body width does not restrict the body shape and can be worn by a variety of people.The fabric is lightweight, so even if you wear it for a long time, you will not feel stiff shoulders or any other fatigue.The sleeves are slightly longer, and elastic is threaded through the sleeves so that the position of the cuffs can be freely adjusted depending on the wearer.The length is neither long nor short, just right and easy to move in. The hem or sides are designed with selvedges.
The fabric feels comfortable against the skin and is smooth to the touch. The refreshing “Tattersall” type will make you feel good just by wearing it.
The apron is designed for functionality and ease of movement like a Kappō-gi, but with even more ingenuity in its details.
We hope you will find it useful for cooking, working, and cleaning.
— Series made by “Khadi” —
Khadi, an Indian cotton fabric, is made from hand-spun cotton yarns and hand-woven, a very time-consuming process compared to mass-produced products made by machines.
These Khadi are made in Rajasthan, northwest India, and are made from organic cotton that is grown naturally with almost 100% rainwater only, without irrigation canals.
During the hand-spinning process, cotton dregs, such as the “calyx” of the cotton plant, are also mixed in slightly, giving the fabric a rustic texture similar to linen blends, even though it is 100% cotton.
This Khadi series is a brand product of “Suno & Morrison” which is active in Japan.
<How to care>
*Laundering with a mild detergent is acceptable (chlorine or enzyme bleach is not acceptable).
*Unevenness in color and weave may be observed. Please note that this is a characteristic of the material.
*This item is dyed in India and is colorfast, but the color may fade slightly depending on conditions such as the time of yarn dyeing (rainy season) To be safe, it is best to wash it separately from other items. We recommend that indigo products, in particular, be washed two or three times before use.
*Because the items are hand-dyed and hand-woven, the colors and patterns of the items you receive may differ slightly from those shown in the photographs. Please understand this in advance.
This is a cover-type apron made of Indian “Khadi” material.
This type is called Kappō-gi in Japan. This shape was invented to prevent Kimono hems from getting dirty when doing housework while wearing a Kimono.There are two buttons at the back. It is easier to wear it as if you were wearing it with the buttons undone at the neck.Cute little shell buttons are fastened through loop-type buttonholes.Two pockets in front.The relaxed body width does not restrict the body shape and can be worn by a variety of people.The fabric is lightweight, so even if you wear it for a long time, you will not feel stiff shoulders or any other fatigue.The sleeves are slightly longer, and elastic is threaded through the sleeves so that the position of the cuffs can be freely adjusted depending on the wearer.The length is neither long nor short, just right and easy to move in. The hem or sides are designed with selvedges.
The fabric feels comfortable against the skin and is smooth to the touch. The refreshing “Tattersall” type will make you feel good just by wearing it.
The apron is designed for functionality and ease of movement like a Kappō-gi, but with even more ingenuity in its details.
We hope you will find it useful for cooking, working, and cleaning.
— Series made by “Khadi” —
Khadi, an Indian cotton fabric, is made from hand-spun cotton yarns and hand-woven, a very time-consuming process compared to mass-produced products made by machines.
These Khadi are made in Rajasthan, northwest India, and are made from organic cotton that is grown naturally with almost 100% rainwater only, without irrigation canals.
During the hand-spinning process, cotton dregs, such as the “calyx” of the cotton plant, are also mixed in slightly, giving the fabric a rustic texture similar to linen blends, even though it is 100% cotton.
This Khadi series is a brand product of “Suno & Morrison” which is active in Japan.
<How to care>
*Laundering with a mild detergent is acceptable (chlorine or enzyme bleach is not acceptable).
*Unevenness in color and weave may be observed. Please note that this is a characteristic of the material.
*This item is dyed in India and is colorfast, but the color may fade slightly depending on conditions such as the time of yarn dyeing (rainy season) To be safe, it is best to wash it separately from other items. We recommend that indigo products, in particular, be washed two or three times before use.
*Because the items are hand-dyed and hand-woven, the colors and patterns of the items you receive may differ slightly from those shown in the photographs. Please understand this in advance.
