workman's apron; bib
A traditional Japanese apron that covers the front of the body from the chest down, tied at the neck and waist. Often associated with craftsmen, laborers, and festival participants.
At the festival, the men wore workman's aprons and carried the portable shrine.
My grandfather was a carpenter and always wore a workman's apron.
Compound of 腹 (はら, 'belly') and 掛け (かけ, 'hanging'), referring to an apron that hangs over the belly.