ROSTER SOX: 200 SAKE YOI
Popular alcohol series!!
Socks with the sake yoi logo. High-density socks with a mercerized finish that gives them a refined sheen. Knitted with 200 fine needles, they are smooth to the touch and have a high-quality finish. They are non-pile, so they go great with leather shoes. They are made using fine yarn, giving them a fine texture and a comfortable fit. The letters "sake yoi" are subtly designed on the toes. These socks will give your feet a sophisticated look.
Popular Sake Series!!
Sake Yoi Logo Socks – Inspired by the rich culture of Japanese alcohol.
"Sake" refers to traditional Japanese rice wine, deeply rooted in Japan's history and enjoyed in various settings, from celebrations to daily meals. In Japanese, "sake" can also mean alcohol in general. "Yoi" means "intoxication" or "drunkenness," but it can also describe a state of euphoria or being deeply immersed in an experience, such as music or love.
These high-density socks feature a mercerized finish, giving them an elegant sheen. Knitted with 200 fine-gauge needles, they offer a smooth texture and a refined finish. The non-pile design makes them a perfect match for dress shoes. Made with fine yarn for a delicate and comfortable feel. The toes are subtly decorated with the words "sake yoi," adding a unique touch. A sophisticated addition to your wardrobe.
■Item details
Material: cotton, acrylic, etc.
size : Size: 23-25cm(5-7), 25-27cm(7-9)
Country of Origin: JAPAN
■Brand
ROSTER SOX Roster Sox
ROSTER is a baseball term that means first-team registration.
The brand name is a Japanese-made socks manufacturer that specializes in functional sports socks and is known for its design and quality.
It expresses his wish to play an active role as a first-team player.
A pair of socks can change your mood or outfit.
These designers incorporate the environment and feelings in which they were born and raised into their designs.
Combining functionality and design, these socks, something that seems obvious but is hard to find, have now been made in Japan.
