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The word is a combination of the greeting "Hoi" and the word "Sum," which means "heart" in the Etsu language*.

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This year's theme "Japonisme" Once upon a time, in the late 1800s, Japan sensationally appeared in the world and attracted the attention of the world. The influence on LV's "Damier" and famous painters such as Lautrec, Van Gogh, and Monet is immeasurable. Inspired by motifs unique to Japan and exotic culture to cultural customs, please enjoy the Japonaiserie collection that is unique to HOiSUM. Kasuri dyeing is a traditional textile technique in Japan that dyes yarn to create a geometric or pictorial pattern when it becomes a textile. It is believed that this technique originated in India. Beautiful silk fabrics made with this technique were brought to Japan from China in the 8th century and are preserved at the Shosoin Temple in Nara. I applied the technique of kasa to knitting. It is characterized by blurred edges of the pattern, which is where the name comes from. HOiSUM's original kassame-dyed socks.

Silk socks _KASURI (22-25cm) YELLOW

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レンフロ・ジャパン株式会社

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Silk socks _KASURI (22-25cm) YELLOW

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HOiSUM

The word is a combination of the greeting "Hoi" and the word "Sum," which means "heart" in the Etsu language*.

Every encounter begins with a greeting, and so that we can connect with people's hearts, we think about materials and designs that leave an impression, and the comfort and feel of wearing them that we want to use every day.

We are particular about the quality and origin of raw materials, and mainly handle daily necessities that value the skills of craftsmen.

In particular, socks are considered to be the origin of knitted products, and we try to make things that respect the historic factories of Japan.