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Pile Stripe Marl Socks Beige / Black

BEIGE / BLACK

Sale price£26.00
  • 62% cotton, 27% nylon, 9% polyester, 2% polyurethane
  • Pile knit with extra cushioning on the sole
  • Marl stripe
  • Made in Japan

The same pile stripe, beige leading this time, which is the quieter way round. RoToTo build them from 62% cotton with nylon and polyester through them, and knit the sole as a pile so there's cushioning where you stand. Marl stripes, made in Japan. Wear them with anything and they'll still be here in five years.

COLOUR: BEIGE / BLACK

SIZE: L

BEIGE / BLACK
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