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MOC Pile Half

Khaki

Sale price£35.00
  • Style 80439500
  • 65% acrylic, 20% cotton, 8% nylon, 5% wool, 2% other
  • Pile knit cushioned sole
  • Support knit at the heel, ankle and arch
  • Nylon reinforced from heel to toe
  • Half length
  • Made in Japan

A sports sock, which is not something Anonymous Ism do often, with a pile knit sole that puts a cushion of loops under the foot and a tighter knit over the heel, ankle and arch to hold it in place. Nylon runs from heel to toe for wear. Half length, so it clears a trainer and stops there. Anonymous Ism have been knitting in Nara since 2002. Khaki reads as a hiking sock, which is about right for a sock built like one.

COLOUR: Khaki

SIZE: L

Khaki
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