A fusion of Godzilla and the traditional Japanese workwear "sail apron."

The canvas apron is a representative Japanese workwear that has long been used in liquor stores and miso breweries.
The rugged and powerful appearance is boldly accentuated with Godzilla's overwhelming presence.

In the center is Godzilla's brave figure, even down to his rough dorsal fin.
The white print stands out against the heavy indigo-dyed fabric, creating a truly majestic look.

■ What is a sail apron?
A canvas apron is a traditional Japanese workwear that has long been valued by liquor and miso makers to protect their waists and prevent stains and injuries.
The raw tassel at the bottom symbolizes "prosperity in business."

■What is sulfur dyeing?
Sulfur dyeing is a traditional technique that has been used since before the war, and involves dyeing fabric using sulfur dyes.
It has the property of changing color through oxidation, and has characteristics similar to indigo dyeing.
It is mainly used for firefighters' hanten, Japanese hand towels, and sail aprons.

Rugged and practical.
And yet, it is a piece that gives you a sense of pride.

Please enjoy the luxury of "wearing Godzilla."

[Product Specifications]
Contents: 1 type Size: Approx. W470 x H650mm
Weight: approx. 220g
Material: (Body) 75% cotton, 25% rayon
Package specifications: PP bag Package size: Approx. W210 x H267mm

*The image is for illustrative purposes only. As they are all handmade, there may be individual differences in color and appearance.
*The sizes are measured by the manufacturer, so there may be slight errors.

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