Antipast socks 3 pair set (Name no Mori)

Lisa LarsonSKU: LD402

Price
Sale price¥7,920(Tax in)
Spec
Size(mm)
22~2cm
Material
Cotton, nylon
Weight
150 g
Maid in
Japan
Precautions
* Please follow the washing picture display and wash. (Bleach / iron is not allowed)
* Avoid washing with unusual, light color, and white items.
* Hand washing, shaded drying, and washing recommended by single item
* Recommended to use delicate detergent

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Delivery will be delivered by Sagawa Express.

The shipping cost is 715 yen (tax included) nationwide.
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Returns and exchanges of products for customer's convenience cannot be basically accepted.
We cannot accept returns or exchanges of products that have been more than one week after delivery or products that have been damaged or stained under customer's responsibilities.


The quality is perfect, but if the product is damaged or stained, or if it is different from your order, contact Staff@tonkachi.co.jp within 7 days after delivery of the product. please give me.


(In this case, the shipping cost will be borne by our shop.)

Art and Revolution Socks Set!
Collaboration between "Antipast" and Lisa Larson, which made the socks as mode to the world! Antipast, a revolutionary artist who arrived at the unprecedented place by pouring the spirits of art into mass -produced products. We have prepared a set of three pairs of Antipast socks and "Name no Mori" pattern, whose mood of the day rises a lot from your feet.

[Set contents] All 3 pairs
Antipast Socks (Name no Mori)Navy, pink orange, gray 1 pair each
* You can check the details of each product on the product page.

[Antipast]
A fashion brand by designer Junshi Junko and Kato Kyosuko. Established Coup de Champignon in 1991 after each of them began to collaborate on magazines and advertising costumes and accessories after working as textile designers of textiles, each of the textile designers of textiles. The delicate and unique design has been loved by fans from all over the world as well as Japan.
 

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