At Anything, each maekake is woven on Toyota looms that are over 100 years old, preserving a rare technique inherited from the Edo period. This traditional method results in a thick, strong, and uniquely hand-feel fabric that is difficult to replicate with modern techniques.

In their Toyohashi workshop, the artisans work meticulously to perpetuate this almost extinct know-how. Every step counts: from cutting the cotton to preparing the dye, everything is designed to guarantee authenticity and durability.

Each maekake tells the story of Japan and its crafts, combining aesthetics and functionality. For lovers of authentic Japanese objects, it's much more than an apron: it's a piece of living heritage, passed down from generation to generation. Anything products embody the convergence of tradition, craftsmanship, and everyday use, bringing a true touch of Japanese history to your kitchen or workshop.