"Angles. Ankles. It’s all fascinating.”
Why are most socks angled at 120 degrees? Their verticality is an endless point of fascination for foot arch-itect Leg Corbusier, who has dedicated his entire career to studying the dimensions of a sock. While poring over blueprints, he also discovered that people prefer structures with character and that they smile more when you include a face on the façade.
Searching for gifts for architects? These fun Corbusier socks are a real feet of engineering. There’s no such thing as square footage with him around.
75% Combed Cotton
23% Polyamide
2% Elastane
Wash in low temperature, up to 40°C. Avoid the tumble dryer. Do not iron.
“I must come clean – even I can’t make a tower of laundry more appealing.”
