Garabo Socks are made by organic cotton waste and are carefully knitted using Garabo spinning machines that were developed in Japan during the Meiji era.
These socks that are made using thick and irregular yarns, those that could not be made by modern machines, all differ in expressions that they produce, and thus, two socks with similar expressions are chosen and paired by hands.
Garabo Socks are therefore socks that are more like one-of-a-kind items.
Regarding the Garabo Spinning Machine
The Garabo spinning machine is a spinning machine unique to Japan, which was developed by Tacchi Gaun (1842-1900), who was born in Azumino, Nagano Prefecture, in 1873. It was named "Garabo" as it sounded "gara-gara" when spinning. It spins from the bottom to the top along with the sound of "gara-gara," producing an uneven yarn unique to this machine.
Now, the number of Garabo spinning machine has decreased, and there are only a few Garabo spinning machines in Japan, with few people able to control it, and therefore, it is truly a precious spinning machine.
I want to thank you for packaging the pieces carefully and safely. Everything has arrived in perfect condition and the shipment has been very fast.
You are my reference store in Japan ;), you do very well.
I send you a hug and a lot of energy.
A.C. from Spain
I am impressed with the quality of your products. The order came quickly and nothing was damaged. My family will love their unique gifts from Japan for Christmas.
C.C. from Canada
This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. We will inform you of the estimated shipping date if shipping is delayed due to a shortage.
A cute and casual, 3x1, ribbed-knitted Garabo Socks that are neither short nor long.
Size: About H18cm
Material: 95% Cotton, 3% Nylon, 2% Polyurethane
Price: 2,700 JPY
ORGANIC GARDEN
Garabo Socks Regular
As it has a decent length, it could be matched with any kind of fashion.
Size: About H22cm
Material: 95% Cotton, 3% Nylon, 2% Polyurethane
Price: 3,100 JPY
ORGANIC GARDEN
In 1994, five factories that manufacture textile products in Nara gathered and started as Cooperative NS. NS is derived from Nara, fiber (Seni), and Natural Style.
