The Story
We’re big fans of the smaller details here at Number Six, and socks are something of an obsession for us. Always on the hunt for something a bit different, the offerings from this Japanese label are some of the finest we know. Woven by craftsmen in Tokyo, the attention to detail and premium materials result in completely unique socks. The bold designs work perfectly with both smart and casual clothing and add a bit of colour to liven up an outfit.
- Made in Japan
- Machine wash, tumble dry
- Medium-weight cotton blend
- 3/4 length
These spring summer colours are a mix of green, blue, pale blue, olive and pink.
Style Code
17513200-67-L-AW22
Composition
Cotton 94%,Polyester 5% & Polyurethane 1%
Eco Friendly
Anonymous Ism use a material called Limex for their sock sleeves. There is plenty of Limestone on Earth and from this the Japanese government have worked with technology pioneers to create this new material. Limex can be used in packaging and as a substitute for products currently made of plastic. It uses no water or wood to manufacture, is durable, luxurious and biodegradable.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
We’re big fans of the smaller details here at Number Six, and socks are something of an obsession for us. Always on the hunt for something a bit different, the offerings from this Japanese label are some of the finest we know. Woven by craftsmen in Tokyo, the attention to detail and premium materials result in completely unique socks. The bold designs work perfectly with both smart and casual clothing and add a bit of colour to liven up an outfit.
- Made in Japan
- Machine wash, tumble dry
- Medium-weight cotton blend
- 3/4 length
These spring summer colours are a mix of green, blue, pale blue, olive and pink.
Style Code
17513200-67-L-AW22
Composition
Cotton 94%,Polyester 5% & Polyurethane 1%
Eco Friendly
Anonymous Ism use a material called Limex for their sock sleeves. There is plenty of Limestone on Earth and from this the Japanese government have worked with technology pioneers to create this new material. Limex can be used in packaging and as a substitute for products currently made of plastic. It uses no water or wood to manufacture, is durable, luxurious and biodegradable.
