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ZUTTO Journal

Choosing & Using

A full-leather bag with rich character, made to be enjoyed as it ages beautifully over time
A full-leather bag that lets you enjoy the charm of leather to the fullest. Since it's always in contact with your hands whenever you use it, and gets plenty of exposure to sunlight, it softens and molds to your grip the more you use it—giving you pleasure both to touch and to look at, and developing its patina quickly over time. It's a handy piece that adds a nice accent to any outfit.
2016.04.23 / Choosing & Using
Your First Iron Frying Pan: How Do You Use It?
Iron frying pans are a reliable presence that brings out the true deliciousness of your ingredients. You might worry that you'll scorch your food without knowing the right heat, or that the pan will rust if you neglect its care—but once you understand the nature of iron and how to work with it, it becomes a cooking companion you can rely on for years to come.
2016.04.09 / Choosing & Using
Thinking About "Fragile Items" (Waremono)
"Fragile—handle with care." Seeing a warning like that can make us feel a bit hesitant, as if the item is somehow dangerous to touch. And yet glass, sparkling and reflecting the light so beautifully, and ceramics, with their simple, understated charm, are both things we live alongside every day, close at hand in our everyday lives.
2016.03.31 / Choosing & Using
Getting to Know Silk—How to Care for It at Home and Use Each Item with Care
Silk is well known as a luxurious and precious material. Although it somehow has an image of being difficult to handle, there are actually many items beyond the typical silk scarf that let you incorporate it easily, such as neckties and accessories. This time, we'll take a closer look at "silk" as a material, introducing its characteristics and the proper way to care for it.
2016.03.17 / Choosing & Using
Washi (Japanese Paper): A Paper That Blends into Everyday Life
Washi (Japanese paper) may bring to mind traditional images, but did you know it's actually a material that's easy to incorporate into modern life? Lamps, stationery, and accessories that make the most of washi's inherent qualities are now being created—including items that fully embrace that distinctive crinkled texture.
2016.03.12 / Choosing & Using
Things Worth Knowing About Cotton
Comfortable to wear, with excellent breathability and sweat absorption, and easy to wash. Cotton is an indispensable material for the fabrics we use every day, from clothing to towels. This time, we'd like to introduce cotton, a truly versatile material for everyday life.
2016.02.23 / Choosing & Using
Now, and always. The timeless canvas tote.
Canvas totes made from heavy-duty fabric. With their iconic, simple shape, canvas totes are beloved by many as bags that excel in everyday use. ZUTTO carries a wide selection of canvas totes as well. This time, we've picked out 6 products.
2016.02.20 / Choosing & Using
A Story About STANDARD SUPPLY's 64 Cloth
64 cloth is a fabric made from a blend of 60% cotton and 40% nylon. Because of that 60:40 ratio, it's called "roku-yon" (six-four) cloth. This time, we're taking a closer look at this material through the bags of "STANDARD SUPPLY."
2016.02.18 / Choosing & Using
Banshu Hamono (bladed tools crafted in the Banshu region) in everyday life
Have you heard of Banshu Hamono (Banshu blades)? Japanese blade brands have come to attract attention from around the world for their sharpness and durability, and here we'd like to introduce their history, usability, and practical applications once again as everyday tools.
2016.02.12 / Choosing & Using
Want to Know More About Gamaguchi (Japanese Clasp Purses)
This time, we're taking a look at the gamaguchi (clasp-frame pouch). Its charm point is the snap-frame opening—pop it open with a satisfying, cute little click. If you trace the history of the gamaguchi, you'll find something surprising: it was actually an item imported to Japan from abroad during the Meiji era.
2016.02.04 / Choosing & Using
Mastering Your Donabe (Japanese clay pot)
Donabe (Japanese earthenware pot) has long held a central place at the Japanese dining table. Born from earth itself, this pot may look rustic at first glance, but it's a cooking tool that carries a warmth distinctly Japanese in character.
2016.01.30 / Choosing & Using
Getting Acquainted with Hand-Wound Wristwatches
This time, we're introducing a "hand-wound" wristwatch. It may seem somewhat intimidating and difficult to handle, but as long as you're mindful of your daily habits with it, it requires no battery replacement and should become a companion you can cherish for a long time to come.
2016.01.20 / Choosing & Using
Wristwatches chosen with the sensibility of an accessory
Wristwatches tick away the seconds, one by one. Some are crafted with inventive designs, while others pursue a minimal simplicity. The watches introduced here are, of course, practical—but they're also the kind of pieces you'll want to wear like an accessory, as one more fashion item in your everyday styling.
2015.12.04 / Choosing & Using
FALBE - Special Order: The Sparkle of Autumn/Winter Beads
FALBE (Falbe), a beads accessory brand built around the concept of "a life with beads," was launched by MIYUKI, a company that has long led Japan's beads industry. This time, we're putting the spotlight on FALBE's "MADE IN JAPAN Beads" to rediscover the charm of beads.
2015.11.12 / Choosing & Using
Choosing room shoes by material and comfort
This time, we're featuring three room shoe brands that are popular at ZUTTO in autumn and winter, focusing on their materials and comfort to introduce their appeal. Room shoes are also a classic winter gift, so please take this chance to find your favorite pair.
2015.11.11 / Choosing & Using

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