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Tie Dye Pile Socks

Lime / Blue

Sale price£40.00
  • Style R1660
  • 90% cotton, 9% polyester and 1% polyurethane
  • Lime / Blue tie-dye colourway
  • Based on RoToTo's Double Face Crew Socks
  • Hand-picked medium-staple cotton from Gujarat, India
  • Soft pile-knit interior for cushioning
  • Tie-dyed individually after knitting
  • Made in Japan

RoToTo start with the construction of their Double Face Crew Socks, then dye each pair after knitting to give the pattern its own character. The cotton is medium-staple, hand-picked in Gujarat, India, with a soft pile interior that adds cushioning underfoot. Lime and blue make for a fairly lively combination, with the dye taking differently to each finished pair. Avoid the tumble dryer. There is enough going on with the colour already.

COLOUR: Lime / Blue

SIZE: M

Lime / Blue
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