Original Apron for Sharpeners

Not only does it protect clothing from water splashes while sharpening knives, but it also removes burrs after sharpening. Made primarily from Okayama Prefecture's specialty denim fabric in Kamaasa Shoten's signature black color, this is an apron designed for knife sharpeners.

Built to withstand knife sharpening

The final step in knife sharpening involves removing burrs from the blade edge using newspaper or thick denim—a process called "burr removal.
" Inspired by the idea of using denim for this burr removal, we added a separate denim panel to the right thigh area of the apron.
This not only protects against splashes and stains while sharpening but also allows for efficient burr removal during the finishing process.

The more you use it, the more you grow attached to it

Black denim fabric not only looks stylish, but also fades with wear like vintage jeans, growing more cherished the more you use it—just like KAMA-ASA's fine tools.

Adaptable to your lifestyle

The chest pocket holds business cards and pens, while the larger covered pocket at the waist fits a measuring tape or notebook. It also features a towel hook and a strap for hanging. Simple yet thoughtfully designed with various practical features.
Beyond sharpening, it's designed for versatile use in restaurants, homes, and more.

High functionality for use in professional kitchens

Mittens by Kamasa Shoten x iori products x tet.
The mittens are highly heat-resistant and have a shape that is easy to grasp.
The mittens can be used not only for everyday cooking, but also for a wide range of uses, such as when handling charcoal in a charcoal brazier.

Denim mittens that become more useful the more you use them.

We have adopted a highly durable denim fabric with an emphasis on durability, with the idea that the more you use it, the more it will fit you and the more you will feel attached to it.
By using black denim, we have created a coloring that will become a symbol of the Kamasa Shoten brand.
Black denim does not stain easily, and the more you use it, the more it develops its own texture.
It comes with a loop so you can hang it up for storage.

Higher heat resistance

Kevlar®, a para-aramid fiber with high strength, high elastic modulus, abrasion resistance, cut resistance, heat resistance, etc., which is widely used in fields requiring high protective performance, such as bulletproof vests, stab-proof gloves, helmets, and firefighting uniforms, is used for the parts that come in contact with tools, and has a thermal decomposition start temperature of approximately 400°C (*1). (*2).
The core fabric is made by bonding Bemberg®, which has high moisture absorption and desorption properties, with cotton knit. In addition to improving the insulation effect and maintaining operability without becoming too thick, it also improves fabric strength by preventing fraying.

*1 This is the temperature at which the material begins to decompose due to heat; please note that it does not mean that you can work with your hands at temperatures up to 400℃.
*2 Please be careful of discoloration and strength deterioration caused by ultraviolet rays.

3-finger type for easy grasping

Compared to the two-finger type, the three-finger type makes it easier to perform detailed work.
The structure fits the movement of the hand and is easy to grasp and hold, enabling safe holding of pans, woks, and other handles.

Glove-shaped for safe use in oven cooking

The glove's shape hides up to the wrist, providing broad protection for the hand.
The gloves can be used safely for oven cooking that requires the hand to go deep into the oven.

Can be used for both right and left hand

It is designed to fit the hand of any dominant hand, right or left.
Since it is easier to put on and take off than the 5-finger type, it can be used immediately when you are in a hurry during cooking.
Two hands are safer to use for oven cooking such as two-handed pots and oven dishes.

Internal sewing finish that prevents lint from being produced

All fabrics are internally sewn so that the cut surfaces and seams do not come into direct contact with the hands, preventing thread scraps from getting into the food.