“Snowy Straw Socks” are inspired by the simple straw boots worn by Yukinko, the snow spirit, as she is called in Japan. They’re knitted with sock yarn held together with mohair, making them slightly thick and warm—perfect for autumn and winter. You can wear them loosely for a relaxed look, or pull them up like boots.

Knit from the toe up, with a heel flap construction.

“Cutie Pie Socks,” as the name suggests, are charming socks filled with adorable details. These socks have two sides that look similar but have distinct personalities: the refreshing and cool Salt, and the sweet and lovely Sugar. Which one is your favorite?

Thin, light and small scarf.

The slipon socks are no-show, toe-up socks inone stroke.

In the 90’s, long slouchy socks, called “Loose Socks (ルーズソックス)” in Japan, were very popular among Japanese teenage girls. I reinterpreted the iconic layered fabric into the fixed folds as a design feature for my new sock pattern ‘Kushutto socks’. Kushutto(くしゅっと) is a word that describes the state of crumpled fabric or paper that looks like a be...