- Tabi split-toe design
- Mid-calf length
- Thin socks
- Polka dot pattern
- Free shipping on orders over $60 USD
- 30-day returns
- Ships within 1–2 business days
- Delivered in 5–9 business days after dispatch
Description & fit
- Model
- Male model wears size 32/32
Split-toe tabi socks in a cotton jacquard, woven with Japanese-inspired patterns: polka dots, stripes, patchwork blocks, waves and a maple-leaf print. The big toe sits in its own pocket, so they go with tabi boots, setta and zori sandals, or just a pair of sneakers when you want the pattern to show at the ankle.
Fit and sizing
One size, mid-calf, made for adult men's feet. The knit is thin and stretchy, so it sits close without pinching the split.
Fabric and care
Combed cotton blend, about 70 to 80% cotton. Machine wash cold inside out and lay flat to dry so the pattern stays sharp.
Good to know
Pairs well with the pleated cotton cargo pants and the retro t-shirt.
Seven patterns, one price. New to tabi? What are tabi socks explains the split and how to wear them, and they pair naturally with our hakama pants.
Materials
- Fabric
- Combed Cotton
- Origin
- Imported
Size guide
| Size |
|---|
| One size |
- Supplier size chart unavailable; storefront size options mirror the live product size run.
Care guide
- Follow care label instructions.
Shipping & returns
Shipping
We ship to the EU, the UK, Switzerland, Norway, Australia, Canada and the US.
Delivery usually takes 5 to 9 business days after dispatch.
Shipping is free on orders above $60 USD. Below that, shipping is a flat $5.90 USD. We charge in US dollars, converted to your currency at checkout.
Returns
You have 30 days from delivery to request a return.
Return shipping costs are paid by the customer.
We offer refunds or store credit once your return has been received and approved.
For hygiene and quality reasons, underwear cannot be returned. Returns may also be refused if the item is sent back with damaged packaging.
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