"HIRAGANA" LOGOTYPE SOCKS

Name: "HIRAGANA" LOGOTYPE SOCKS
Brand: SOWBOW
SKU: e602ea8e-5c45-4a2e-85fd-87e3b3c93d60
Availability: InStock

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Original socks made in Japan from a certain manufacturer's socks that are widely popular in Europe and the United States. The "Sobo" hiragana logo is placed on the sole, and the word "SOWBOW" is placed on the mouth of the sock.
Tie-dye dyeing leaves a clean white field for a clean impression.
Each item is hand-dyed by craftsmen.
The dyeing process varies from one individual to another.

Mat: COTTON 80%, PO 10%, NY 7%, PU 3%
Color : INDIGO TIE-DYE
Size : 25 - 28cm

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COMFORTABLE CLOTHING is more than just comfortable everyday wear.
It embodies the sense of "dressing as you go," valuing the atmosphere created between the wearer and the clothes.
The brand name "SOWBOW" means "people" or "community."
We hope that the clothes produced by SOWBOW are not just for someone special but for people's daily lives. The name "SOWBOW" reflects this idea.
We design and actively propose products suitable for Japanese culture, environment, and history, using traditional techniques (fabrics, dyeing, and sewing) cultivated in the Kyushu region as a production background.