All About Japanese Tabi Socks

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Tabi (足袋, literally "foot bag") are traditional Japanese socks that can reach up to the mid-calf. They quickly gained popularity all over the world. Not surprising when you realize how comfortable these particular socks are, with the big toe separated from the other toes. Obviously, as everything in Japan, tabi socks have an interesting history. The history of tabi Those socks that separate the big toe from the other toes they were designed to fit the Japanese sandals that were commonly worn at the time such as geta or zōri to complement the kimono, traditional Japanese clothing. Tabi first appeared on Japanese feet back in the 15th century. As Japan was a country devoid of cotton, only the wealthiest Japanese could afford to wear these socks. Only after the opening of the trade between Japan and China, Japan was able
Tabi (足袋, literally foot bag) are traditional Japanese socks that can reach up to the mid-calf. They quickly gained popularity all over the world. Not

・This product is Fukusuke's Tabi Socks,which is worn with a kimono.