84% matchBeams Plus
Japanese heritage-menswear line, same stockist ecosystem
Brand profile
Nara-based Japanese sock maker knitting natural-fiber crew and ribbed socks on heritage machines since 1950.
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Founded in 1950 in Katsuragi, Nara Prefecture, Japan's traditional sock-making region, and still run as a family firm.
Vintage knitting equipment runs alongside modern looms, which is why the ribbed and jacquard textures read denser than typical mass-market socks.
Core lines like Praha, Boston and Silk Cotton use Egyptian cotton, hemp, silk blends, mohair and pre-shrunk wool rather than synthetic-heavy yarns.
84% matchJapanese heritage-menswear line, same stockist ecosystem
74% matchShares the heritage-workwear shops that carry these socks
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68% matchOrganic cotton and hemp fabric obsession, wear-in mindset
NISHIGUCHI KUTSUSHITA is a Japanese sock manufacturer founded in 1950 by Katsuji Nishiguchi in Katsuragi, Nara Prefecture, historically Japan's sock-making center. The family firm knits crew, ribbed and jacquard socks from natural fibers including Egyptian and Boston cotton, hemp, silk blends, mohair and pre-shrunk wool, running vintage "old machine" knitting equipment alongside modern looms. Core lines such as Praha, Boston and Silk Cotton retail roughly $20-45 and sell through heritage and workwear stockists worldwide, plus the brand's own Knitwin online shop.
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