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3 Pack Everyday Athletic Socks Pack A Multi

MULTI

Sale price£70.00
  • Item R1622
  • 76% cotton, 12% acrylic, 9% polyester, 3% polyurethane
  • Top dyed slub yarn blending 25% reclaimed short fibres with long staple cotton
  • Spun at a Japanese mill using the same method for over 50 years
  • Three pairs per pack
  • Sizes S, M and L
  • Made in Japan

RoToTo was started in 2014 by Daisuke Ishii, who grew up around the sock factories of Nara and named the brand after the three shapes he could see in the kanji for foot. Nara has been Japan's biggest sock producing region since 1910, and this is the everyday three pack, spun from a slub yarn that blends reclaimed short fibres back into long staple cotton. Pack A is the brighter set.

COLOUR: MULTI

SIZE: L

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