Handwerker Distillers apron (Charcoal) 262309

Handwerker Laboratory was created with one craftsman in mind.
Considering work, practicality, and how to stand in front of others, this apron features different designs at the front and back.
Distillers apron Handwerker laboratory Series 14
This time, I want to introduce an apron made for Mr. Eguchi at the mitosaya Herbal Distillery in Otaki Town, Chiba Prefecture.
Since the work involves a wide variety of steps, we listen to the details of the work and the tools used at the time,
We offer aprons for work at distilleries and herb gardens (especially for stain prevention), and aprons that can be worn like vests when standing in front of people at events,
Roles are divided between the front and back of each item, so that each item can be worn either before or after each task.
A vest-like design with a V-neck and front buttons. It has a large patch pocket.
The opposite side features a simple apron design with a long length above the knees that protects clothes from dirt during work.
Bizen-ichigo is a 100% cotton high-tech fabric developed for student uniforms in the Meiji era, yet durable for daily wear.
Its features include 40/2×30/2 warp threads with a slightly glossy comb yarn.
When weaving, the pieces are glued without glue, resulting in good stitching (many strands).
We use bleaching processing to retain the natural color and retain the texture of washed skin.
The yarn brand, fabric density, and post-processing destination remain the same as before.
The only change from before the revival was that the shuttle loom changed from a loom to a rapier loom.
The fabric is soft to the touch and becomes more comfortable the more you wear it, offering a tough and elegant texture.

color : charcoal
Material: 100% cotton
Made in Japan
Length: 101cm, Chest width: 64cm, Shoulder width: 34cm

The brand name ASEEDONCLÖUD (ASEEDONCLÖUD)
It comes from the name of the picture book I first created as a child (the name 'Riding the Clouds').
While preserving the beauty of old workwear seen in late 19th~early 20th century photographs, the design blends wit and humor into the identity behind that beauty.
The materials are based on natural materials, sometimes with a sense of era, and sometimes recreated from antiques.
As a concept, each season draws inspiration from the lifestyles of various professions, infusing the scent of that life into the designs.

- Designer-
Kentaro Tamai
Graduated from the Department of Menswear at Central Martins School of Art.
Returned to London after working as assistant designer at Margaret Howell UK
April 2007: Established Litten Afterwords Co., Ltd.
September 2008: First participation in Tokyo Collection
April 2009: Ceased activities with Ritten Afterwords and began independent design activities