Rototo's socks can only be made with a combination of the right material, the right machine, and the right craftsmanship. That's why they work with both traditional knitting machines and cutting-edge computerized knitters, depending on the specific needs of the sock. Their attention to detail, quality, and tradition as well as creative perspective mean these socks are not just comfortable and durable, but also great looking. The design of this item is inspired from striped tees commonly worn in the early 1990s. Each sock is knitted with Raffy yarn, uneven yarn produced by combining long staple cotton with cotton waste. To maintain the unique uneven feel, the yarn is slowly spun at Japanese factories with a spinning method that has not been changed for over 50 years. The irregular surface is not seen on modern mass-produced products and has rich texture. Embroidery on the back accentuates the overall design. Details and Care: Made in Nara Prefecture, Japan Machine wash, dry flat. Tumble drying may cause shrinkage. 81% Cotton /12% Nylon / 5% Polyester / 2% Polyurethane Thickness: 2/5 Measurements and Fit: Comfortably fits UK 6-11 / US 7-12 / EU 40-45 On-body photo is of a different colorway and used to show how the sock looks when worn. About Rototo: Rototo was started with the motto of making the everyday special, step by step. They focus on perfecting more mundane products like socks, knit hats, and scarves, elevating them to a level where they are something that stops being overlooked and are instead appreciated. All of their products are made in Nara Prefecture, Japan, which has had a prominent textile industry since the 17th century, and started making socks in 1910.
