SOCKS

These are kids socks knitted in Europe: cotton 80%, polyamide 15%, elastane 5%. The same blend repeats across every style on this shelf, so the choice here is a choice of style rather than of material. Every pair is closed at the top with a rib, a denser knitted band. The cut is unisex, so one pair suits a girl and a boy alike. We give the exact composition next to every style.

The styles differ in name; the construction and the blend are the same in all of them. Each one is finished at the top with a rib, and in each one cotton is the larger part of the blend. A tiger appears among the names on this shelf; the full names and the photographs sit on the product list. There is no separate girls' version and no boys' version, since unisex applies to every pair here. Size is settled at the individual pair.

Worn, the rib is what you notice first: a band of denser knit that stands apart from the smooth part of the leg. Below it the cotton does the work, because cotton is 80% of the blend, its larger part. The rest is polyamide 15% and elastane 5%. As blend and finish repeat from pair to pair, a second purchase here behaves like the first. Any notes we have are on the product card.

Socks are usually the last thing added to an outfit, while the rest of it starts at the head. On colder days the set closes with something from beanies, easy to match to the rest of the outfit. In spring and summer that role passes to caps, and in full sun to hats. The current set of styles is visible on the product list.

What are they made of? Cotton 80%, polyamide 15%, elastane 5%, the same blend on every style here.

Do they suit girls and boys? Yes, the cut is unisex on every pair and we keep no separate version.

Does every pair have a rib? Yes, a rib closes the leg at the top on every style on this list.

Where are they made? In Europe.

What should they be worn with? Most often a beanie in winter, a cap in spring or a hat in summer.