The pride of Japan dwells at your feet. The best of Sukajan in socks. In the Meiji era, Japan's aesthetic sense "Japonisme" surprised the world. It is a special pair that revives that spirit that is also the theme of this term in the modern age. The embroidery of the dragon, which is a symbol of Sukajan, is dropped into the socks by the hands of craftsmen. A calm khaki green body with a powerful dragon figure. It's like wearing a miniature Sukajan at your feet, and it's a playful gem. The only clothing born in Japan, a tribute to Sukajan Sukajan (souvenir jacket) is said to be the only piece of clothing born in post-war Japan. As a souvenir of the American soldiers stationed there, jackets with oriental embroidery such as eagles, tigers, and dragons began to appear. In the 1950s, it became an official delivery product at U.S. military bases, and eventually became loved by young people in Japan as "Sukajan" around Yokosuka Air Base. This work is a translation of this historical garment aesthetic into modern socks. Aesthetics of attention to detail The words "Woman Rian" engraved on the dragon motif. In fact, this is a word that turned from the Portuguese word "MEIAS" and the Spanish word "MEDIAS" during the Nanban trade era, and it is a historical word that means "socks". The opening is made of a brushed material that reproduces the cuffs of Sukajan. This part with gray lines on a black background is reminiscent of a real Sukajan. The history of this historic garment is expressed in one pair. New Styling Possibilities If you glance at it from the hem of denim or chinos, you can create a subtle personality. It is also a stylish way to dare to wear it with sandals and enjoy your Japanese modern feet. Why not add a little playfulness and story to your everyday outfits?