Every day I grope around with my first childcare. When everything was not going well, including cooking, cleaning, and laundry, and my mind and body were at their limits, I suddenly realized that I was calm only when I had time to make something for my children. That is the origin of SAMOE.
I had never even touched a sewing machine, but the apron I made for my child caused a stir on social media, and before I knew it, I was receiving orders every day. In the days when I was exhausted and couldn't afford to laugh, it was the "voice of the customer" that gave me light. As a way to give back to such customers, we launched SAMOE because we wanted to give shape to "manufacturing that reduces the burden on mothers".
While struggling to balance childcare and work, I want to solve the inconvenience that I felt was "I wish it was more like this" through products. That is SAMOE's mission now.
SAMOE's goal is to increase the number of "systems that allow people to spend time with their children with smiles" in their homes. To this end, we continue to develop products that are not just manufacturing, but also products that "create space in time and feelings by using them."
In the future, we would like to develop childcare and lifestyle goods that are close to the life stage, such as set products that support preparation for nursery schools and elementary schools, multifunctional towels, and convenient items for mothers, beyond aprons.