The sock combination of patterns reminiscent of the land of New Mexico. The design and colour scheme is based on the traditional Navajo rugs; based on the image of vivid ethnic costumes and accessories.

Born in 2009, Chup socks are inspired by the patterns of various indigenous tribes from around the globe. Each sock is woven to the highest quality through a stocking frame machine, whilst paying utmost care and attention to details on colour and design. Their aim is to design high quality, yet comfortable socks, without compromising the intricate patterns of each style. The machines used are a traditional low gauge stocking frame machine, which on average, a single machine only produces 20-25 pairs a day. Master craftsman carefully inspect all finished products to guarantee socks manufactured to an impeccable quality.

These socks use combed cotton yarn, which is a very soft version of regular cotton. Combed cotton doesn't have any impurities or short protruding threads, is stronger than regular cotton, and is made by treating the cotton fibres before they are spun into yarn.

• Materials: 44% Cotton, 44% Acrylic, 11% Nylon, 1% Polyurethane
• Made in Japan

Care: Wash Cold

Size: M UK 8-10.5; L UK 10.5-13