These socks are made using "Awa indigo" from Tokushima Prefecture, which dates back to the Edo period
They are dyed by hand by indigo artisans in Tokushima Prefecture using a unique tie-dyeing technique called "Muragumo Shibori," which results in a cloud-like shape
95% cotton, 3% polyurethane, 2% nylon
Made in Japan

*This product is indigo dyed. Indigo dyed products are treated to remove scum and prevent natural coloring after dyeing, but color may fade slightly or transfer due to friction during use. Please avoid using with white or light-colored items as much as possible. Store away from UV rays such as sunlight as the scum may react and discolor. If discoloration does occur, soak in hot water overnight and wash repeatedly. Since this product is hand-squeezed, the color and pattern may vary from one to another.

*With this product, threads may come out from the joints between patterns, but this is due to the characteristics of the knitting machine and is not a product defect.

cad 289.00

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