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A rainbow festival hosted by Nijino Picture Book Store, a wonderful picture book store at Toritsudaigaku Station. It has been held since July 21st, but for two days from August...

All Pint! linen products use fabrics woven with a shuttle loom type loom. The shuttle loom is a loom that has been used for a long time. Woven fabrics are...

Sewing thread color. Even with a single thread, the look can change considerably depending on the color, thickness, seams, etc. For the double line of the 25HD Kitchen Cloth, we...

A black tag attached to a kitchen cloth. The brand logo and washing instructions are written, but you can use it by hanging it on a hook. The width and...

Manufacturing process of kitchen cloth. Cutting. That's right, simply cutting the cloth. Usually, it is 4 sides because it is cut into a square from a wide cloth, Shuttle linen...

Last week, I went on a business trip to Tohoku for 4 days and 3 nights. A trip to find wood products. I can't write about the details yet, but...

Published in ELLE a table July issue! This is Pint!'s first publication in a magazine. It is published on page 105 on the kitchen tool introduction page. It is a...

I wrote about the origin of the name in the previous article. It feels nice as a logo mark to say "focus". I was thinking about various things around the...

In a word: “Focus on the current life scene through the filter of natural materials that have been admired since ancient times.” I put it on from the image. What...

Introducing Pint!'s way of thinking about things and the concept of manufacturing. The materials and techniques that have been handed down in Japan since ancient times have had a “necessity”...