[HaTaKaKe] Organic Cotton Apron (Dark Pistachio)

This apron is made from organic cotton fabric. [What is HaTaKaKe?] We refer to the act of placing the warp threads on the loom as "hata ni kakeru." The moment the threads are placed on the loom is the first step in transforming the threads into fabric. The threads intertwine to become woven fabric. A sketch becomes fabric. HaTaKaKe was named with the desire to share this moment of beginnings. [Attention to Materials] We use Banshu weaving fabric. Banshu weaving is characterized by its "pre-dyed weaving," in which the threads are dyed in the Kita-Harima region of Hyogo Prefecture, and then laid on the loom to weave the fabric. HaTaKaKe aprons and kitchen cloths are all finished in the Kita-Harima region of Hyogo Prefecture, from dyeing the threads to processing the fabric and sewing. [Two-way style for everyone] The apron's neck strap is adjustable, allowing you to choose a neat or relaxed silhouette by tying the string in front or back. [Great for a variety of occasions] This unisex apron can be shared by the whole family, perfect for cooking, gardening, and hobbies. With more time spent at home, it also makes a great gift for Father's Day, Mother's Day, or any other occasion.