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Double Face Socks Army Green

ARMY GREEN

Sale price£30.00
  • Item R1001
  • 80% cotton, 15% wool, 4% polyester, 1% polyurethane
  • Double face knit, merino wool outside and undyed organic cotton inside
  • Looped cotton pile on the inside
  • Ribbed cuff
  • Sizes S, M and L
  • Made in Japan

RoToTo knit in Koryo, in Nara, where sock making started in 1910 after a local man came home from America with a knitting machine. The Double Face is two layers knitted as one, merino on the outside and a looped, undyed organic cotton on the inside, and it has been in the range since the start. It is based on a mountaineering sock, which explains the thickness. Army Green, for anyone who has enough grey socks.

COLOUR: ARMY GREEN

SIZE: L

ARMY GREEN
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