Collection: Zebrang

"More Trees" is a forest conservation organization led by Japanese musician Ryuichi Sakamoto.

The organization has established "More Trees Forests" in 18 locations in Japan and abroad, conducting conservation activities in collaboration with local communities.

The products of "More Trees" are designed by product designers, architects, and artists active in Japan and abroad.

Wood from the "More Trees Forest" is effectively used as raw materials, and a portion of the sales proceeds is dedicated to forest conservation activities.

The nature and traditions of Okinawa.
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create works based on images of Okinawa, such as the ocean, a quiet morning beach, the plants of Yanbaru, and the coral that grows in the clear sea.

We craft products using apple trees, which are rare globally.
We handle everything in-house, from logging to sawing and processing.

Commitment to Products:

• The city of Hirosaki in Aomori Prefecture is the top apple producer in Japan. Despite bringing us bountiful harvests every year, once these apple trees complete their role, most are disposed of, mainly for firewood.
• This is because the material can't be easily repurposed as wood, and there are many challenges in processing.
• However, we take care of the entire process ourselves, from plantation to cutting, sawing, and drying.
• Although we can only use 50% of them, we put considerable effort into utilizing them as a local resource and to showcase the unique texture of apple trees.

"and ethical" was born in Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture, as a lifestyle brand aiming for an ethical society.

We are committed to producing products in Japan that are friendly to both the earth and people, delivering a sustainable and prosperous life.

Commitment to products:

• "and ethical" products emphasize multifunctionality, manufacturing in Japan, and sustainability.
• The inaugural product, "portable meal apron eptenu," is a meal apron designed for adults to protect their clothes from accidental stains during meals.