Apron
Japanese Name:
エプロン
Romaji Name:
epuron
Description
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An apron is a protective garment worn over the front of one's clothes to cover and shield them from dirt, stains, and spills. It is typically worn in activities such as cooking, cleaning, crafting, or gardening to keep clothes clean and to provide a practical and functional layer of protection.
History
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Aprons have been used since ancient times to protect clothing during work.
Early aprons were made from animal skins, cloth, or leather.
In ancient Egypt and Rome, aprons were worn by craftsmen and workers.
During the Middle Ages, aprons became common among tradespeople and domestic workers.
The 19th century saw aprons become a standard part of homemaking and cooking attire.
In modern times, aprons are used in various professions, including cooking, gardening, and art.
Today, aprons also serve decorative and fashion purposes beyond practical use.