The Japanese apron Ramen Lovers Club. Japanese aprons of the Anything brand. These traditional aprons have existed since the period of Edo. In Japanese, they are called: Maekake. They are made with a Toyota shuttle profession over 100 years old. Indigo tinted fabric is 100% thick cotton. Attached to the waist and tight on the hips, he protects the clothes from dirt. Thanks to its solid belt, it can be adjusted in turn. He therefore adapts as well to a man as well as a woman. The Maekake has been carried by craftsmen and traders for over 200 years. It is now used worldwide as a uniform, kitchen clothing or work clothing. These aprons are so beautiful that they can also be hung on a wall like a mural.