ANYTHING

ANYTHING, le tablier maekake japonais cousu à la main. Un atelier de Tokyo qui perpétue le maekake, le tablier de travail traditionnel japonais en toile épaisse, robuste et élégant. Des pièces durables, souvent éditées avec le label maison ROBINSON, pour la cuisine, l'atelier ou le jardin.

The maekake, traditional apron

The maekake is the traditional Japanese work apron made of thick cotton canvas, long worn by artisans and merchants. ANYTHING, in Tokyo, continues its robust and careful production. See the maekake aprons.

With the ROBINSON label

Several aprons are produced in collaboration with the in-house label ROBINSON, which designs them, and the ANYTHING workshop, which sews them in Japan. Durable pieces for the kitchen, workshop, or garden. See also kitchen.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a maekake apron?

The maekake is a traditional Japanese work apron made of thick cotton canvas, tied at the waist. Worn for a long time by artisans and merchants, it is sturdy, practical, and elegant. ANYTHING continues this craftsmanship with pieces sewn in Japan.

Who makes the ANYTHING aprons?

ANYTHING is a Tokyo workshop specializing in maekake and canvas pouches. Several pieces are produced with the in-house label ROBINSON, which designs them, and sewn in Japan by ANYTHING. It is a meeting of Japanese tradition and contemporary design.

Is the maekake apron durable?

Yes, its thick cotton canvas is designed for work and withstands heavy use in the kitchen, workshop, or garden. The fabric ages beautifully over time and washes. It is a durable work garment, made to accompany your movements for years.

Is the maekake apron a good gift?

Yes, it is an original and useful gift, for those who cook, tinker, or garden, as well as for fans of Japanese items. Its sturdy canvas and traditional look are appealing. An apron produced with ROBINSON makes it an even more unique present.