Sunlight block socks / black

Sunlight block socks｜Black This sock is inspired by the image of sunlight shining down on the stone paving of a terrace. It is a thin, refreshing sock. The upper half has a soft double layer structure of flat nylon covered with crimped nylon, while the lower half uses various knitting patterns, allowing you to enjoy the various changes in transparency, like sunlight filtering through the trees. [Material] 60% nylon, 40% cotton [Size] 23~25cm made in Japan ●This is a delicate product, so please wash it inside out using a laundry net. Please use a neutral detergent. For light-colored socks, do not use detergent containing optical brighteners. ●We recommend avoiding tumble drying and letting it dry naturally in the shade. ... COQtextile 2019SS Theme "Friends" By living in harmony with nature, you will encounter trees, flowers, insects and animals. As the seasons change, they exist and change at each moment, but you can take a moment to smile as you discover their various expressions, such as cuteness, strangeness, strength, and delicacy. It's like we're friends and you start to feel like you want to see each other again. We would like to make COQtextile socks that are like nature, bringing us pieces of happiness that we want to keep close to us. ... About COQ KANAKO KAJIHARA COQ is a complex facility run by textile designer Kajiwara Kanako in her hometown of Sapporo, Hokkaido. It houses a gallery and shop, dining and a guest house. Through textiles, food and space, you can spend time taking a slow, deep breath surrounded by greenery, experience the joy of making things, savor the unfinished space that lies in the process, and discover rich happiness. COQ was born from the desire to be a place where creativity can breathe. "COQ KANAKO KAJIHARA" is an original brand of COQ based on the concept of color healing and circular life. The collection will include knitwear and dogwear in addition to items such as socks and tote bags that have been developed as "COQ textile" until SS2022. By selecting materials that do not put a strain on the environment and utilizing knitting techniques that produce minimal waste during the production process, we will continue to promote circular creations that maintain a balance between sustainability and happiness.