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Kontex's towel socks have three features: they don't get stuffy, they don't make you tired, and they don't tighten. These socks are a loose sock type that doesn't feel constricting, and when you turn them inside out, they have a thick pile that effectively absorbs sweat from the soles of your feet.

These socks are made by a towel manufacturer, using high-quality organic yarns, and are washed using natural water in the same equipment as towels. This method, which is not found in the normal sock manufacturing process, provides excellent moisture absorption and provides a comfortable fit that prevents stuffiness.

A commitment comparable to that of a sock manufacturer

The heel part has a Y-shaped pocket structure that prevents it from slipping, and the inner pile provides a snug fit that hugs your foot. We chose a knitting machine for sports socks, which has higher density than regular socks, improves durability and cushioning, and provides a comfortable fit for those who suffer from foot fatigue from standing work. In addition, we have reduced the number of rubber bands so as not to impede blood circulation, reducing the feeling of tightness as much as possible. By using the right material in the right place, these towel socks provide a comfortable fit and a relaxed feel.They are thick socks that are especially nice for people who are sensitive to cold weather, and they make great winter Christmas presents, gifts for loved ones, and birthday gifts. Recommended as a gift for Father's Day or Mother's Day.

Made in Imabari, the world's towel production center

Since its founding, kontex has used water from an altitude of 2,000 meters in the Shikoku mountain range, which is a natural water source, for manufacturing, and has used naturally extracted orange oil and pure vegetable soap to clean its products, taking advantage of high-quality water sources. We continue to create products that At the factory, old-fashioned shuttle looms and once-famous TOYOTA looms continue to weave towels. The slow weaving speed of these looms is approximately one-third of that of modern machines, creating the original softness and unique texture of cotton without putting stress on the threads.

kontex was established in 1933 in Imabari, a cotton textile production area, and provides products that can be used with confidence by making use of carefully selected materials and Japan's excellent sensibility and technology. Our products have been carefully crafted over many years, and only those that have been tested are released onto the market. kontex continues to produce towels that can be used for a long time, inheriting the passion of our predecessors.