Highest quality velvet tabi socks, golden brown

In the early Meiji period, velvet fabric was introduced to Japan from England.
In English it is called "Velveteen," but in Japanese it is pronounced "betchin," and the kanji used is "velvet."

The characteristic of velveteen is its soft texture, called velvet wool .
It feels good on the skin and gently warms your feet during the cold winter months.

The lining is made of the most luxurious flannel for tabi socks, and the sole is made of wear-resistant corduroy.
In recent years, velvet tabi has been on the decline due to the difficulty of passing on techniques caused by a shortage of craftsmen, but in order to preserve this traditional Japanese product, we have reviewed our sewing techniques from scratch and reproduced it with the highest quality tailoring .

Size : 21.0 to 28.0 (0.5 cm increments)
・28.0 to 31.0 (in 1 cm increments)

Fabric Outer fabric: 100% cotton
-Lining: 100% cotton
-Lining: 100% cotton