Schott FLAME SOCKS Navy & Chaco Flame Socks Sock 2-Piece Set Brand

Schott/FLAME SOCKS/Flame Socks/2-piece set

A tough and comfortable legwear line from Schott.
A 2-piece set in navy and Charcoal.
The convenient mid-length design is also a great point for all-season use!
With eye-catching colors on a white background, they can be worn as stylish socks.

This item is a perfect blend with a cotton-like feel.
It features good elasticity, fitting well on the feet for a comfortable wearing experience.
The ribbing is sturdy, and the thickness varies in the foot area.

A design that is easy to use in street coordination.
It is also perfect for skate fashion and old-school fashion!

With a bit of thickness, they are less tiring to wear for long periods, and additionally, they have excellent breathability!
Be sure to incorporate them into your stylish feet.

【Schott】
The history of Schott, synonymous with the rider's jacket, began in 1943 in New York by brothers Irving Schott and Jack Schott.
Initially a factory for making raincoats, they released the "Perfecto" series, the world's first rider's jacket with a front zipper, in 1948.
At a time when only buttoned designs existed, it became a topic of discussion as a groundbreaking jacket, significantly influencing the history of rider jackets.
The legendary model "One Star," featuring star-shaped studs on the epaulets, made the name Schott known worldwide in the 1950s.
This new model is said to be the one worn by Marlon Brando in the movie "The Wild One."
Since then, it has been supported by many rock musicians, including the Ramones and the Sex Pistols, captivating many people as an eternal classic that transcends time.
Recently, not only the standard models but also the casual line has been enhanced, showcasing their innovation in constantly evolving with the times.
The history of rider jackets will forever be with Schott.

Size
F: 25cm-27cm

Color
1-Navy Charcoal

Material
Outer fabric: polyester cotton polyurethane

※We cannot accept returns for small frays or slight sewing misalignments due to the manufacturing process. Thank you for your understanding.