ROTOTO MERINO LAMBSWOOL ROOM SOCKS "BENI OUARAIN" - ECRU / BLACK
Made in Japan's largest sock producing region, Nara Prefecture, ROTOTO's use of high quality material, skilled craftmanship, and combination of traditional and highly specialized machinery make them one of the premier sock producers in the world.
These thick room socks are luxuriously crafted from merino lambswool using a low-gauge knitting machine typically used for making fisherman’s socks. The design is inspired by traditional handwoven rugs known as Beni Ouarain, made by the Berber people of northern Morocco. The fine fibers of the lambswool offer a soft, gentle touch, while the thick pile fabric provides excellent warmth—making these socks a perfect gift for the winter season.
Made in Japan.
68% Wool, 17% Nylon, 12% Polyester, 3% Polyurethane
Sizing: S (US 6.5-8.5), M (US 8.5-10), L (US10-11.5)
Avoid using a tumble dryer, as it may cause shrinkage.
This item is final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged.
Original: $9,400.00
-70%$9,400.00
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Made in Japan's largest sock producing region, Nara Prefecture, ROTOTO's use of high quality material, skilled craftmanship, and combination of traditional and highly specialized machinery make them one of the premier sock producers in the world.
These thick room socks are luxuriously crafted from merino lambswool using a low-gauge knitting machine typically used for making fisherman’s socks. The design is inspired by traditional handwoven rugs known as Beni Ouarain, made by the Berber people of northern Morocco. The fine fibers of the lambswool offer a soft, gentle touch, while the thick pile fabric provides excellent warmth—making these socks a perfect gift for the winter season.
Made in Japan.
68% Wool, 17% Nylon, 12% Polyester, 3% Polyurethane
Sizing: S (US 6.5-8.5), M (US 8.5-10), L (US10-11.5)
Avoid using a tumble dryer, as it may cause shrinkage.
This item is final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged.
