Espadrew produced in Bangladesh.
The top is embroidered with shell buttons.
The uniform of a British charity organization is said to have originated when a man who worked as a street sweeper used shell buttons he found and attached them to his clothes to raise money for children in orphanages and hospitals. The design source is "Pearly King, Pearly Queen".
The pattern is made from shell buttons one by one.

A shoe bag with nokushikata embroidery, a traditional embroidery method in Bangladesh, is included.
In addition, Espadrew started by supporting YUNUS JAPAN , a project launched by Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and one of the advocates of the United Nations SDGs .
In Bangladesh, where women are still undervalued and efforts to tackle poverty are still lacking, this project is part of an effort to establish a school to pass on culture such as embroidery and other valuable handicrafts, using a portion of the profits.
This is a unique and wonderful item that you can support and support as a member of solving social problems.