GOODPAIR SOCKS: USUL | Farm | 2 Way Crew Socks
About USUL
Introducing USUL, a clean and sleek silhouette designed to complement any crisp outfit in your wardrobe. These versatile crew socks can be worn in two ways: fold the cuff down to showcase our discreet branding for a stylish statement, or keep them unfolded for a clean and fresh look. The choice is yours.
Product Information
Brand: Goodpair Socks
Series: Essential
Collection: Future Classic
Model: Usul
| Colourways |
Composition |
|
Farm |
80% Cotton, 20% Spandex |
|
Winterberry |
80% Spun Polyester, 20% Spandex |
|
Bluesky |
80% Spun Polyester, 20% Spandex |
|
Dark Forest |
80% Cotton, 20% Spandex |
Origin: Designed & Made in Malaysia
Suitable for all genders
Socks Size: One Size
| Socks Measument |
cm |
inch |
| A. Width |
8 |
3.5" |
| B. Body Length |
16 |
6.2" |
| C. Total Length |
30 |
11.8" |
| D. Heel |
3 |
1.5" |
|
Suitable Shoes Size |
|
|
EUR |
38 - 44 |
|
US/ MEN |
6 - 10.5 |
|
US/ WOMEN |
7 - 12 |
|
CM |
24 - 28.5 |
___________________________________________
Features
- Two wearing options: fold or no-fold
- Ribbed textured upper body
- Mesh structure for ventilation
- Seamless toe closure
- Wider fit heel design
About FUTURE CLASSIC For our first release of the year, we are focusing on designing a pair of socks that prioritize simple comfort, a thoughtful structure, and a texture that highlights their quality. We have carefully selected colorways to complement your daily outfits.
We are dedicated to creating a staple pair of socks that not only look good now but will also make our future selves proud and thankful that we created them today.
___________________________________________
About GOODPAIRSOCKS GOODPAIRSOCKS is a Malaysian-based brand specializing in designing premium quality socks, crafted entirely in Malaysia. Inspired by the rich, multicultural, tropical background, GOODPAIRSOCKS designs infuse these experiences into simple yet sophisticated styles. This unique aesthetic has made the brand socks a favorite among creative individuals.
