While all the ROTOTO socks are made in Nara Prefecture, Koryocho is a town that mainly undertakes the production. These double-layer socks are knitted by skilled craftsmen with a hard-to-find machine in the town. The surface fabric is made of colored cotton, while undyed silk is used for the lining. To bring the best out of the advantages of silk, such as moisture absorbency as well as heat and moisture retention, the liner fabric is finely knitted with a pile surface.

* Avoid tumble drying, as it may cause shrinkage.

Size: S(22-25 cm), M(25-27 cm), L (27-29cm)

MATERIAL
48%SILK, 38%COTTON, 9%POLYESTER, 4%NYLON, 1%POLYURETHANE

Made in Japan.

About Rototo:

RoToTo's socks are produced at a factory on Koryo Town, Nara Prefecture, which boasts the largest production of socks in Japan.  They work with craftsmen and discuss "manufacturing" at the site (factory).  They use a rare special knitting machine, which is limited in number in the world, an old-fashioned knitting machine that has not been computerized, and a state-of-the-art knitting machine. They will make one sock through many fine adjustments while talking directly with the craftsmen.

RoToTo socks can only be completed when the knitting machine, thread, and people are united.