Super bright and fresh smock with tie-back, depicting a purple and blue train engine pulling a line of flower-laden cars. Large front pocket on the right side; square neck. Two adjustable ties to the back.

Can be worn as a top, and makes an excellent cover-up for the beach.

In Japan, these smocks are called kappōgi and were designed to protect kimonos from being soiled during daily activities.

Tag reads: "Design House/100% Cotton” and below this would have read “Made in Japan”, but bottom of label is frayed.

Very good vintage condition with the neon colours still popping; the only noted flaw is a small stain (see pic), barely noticeable.

Approximate measurements: 38” armpit-to-armpit; 38” waist; 34” length.