76% matchNoah NYC
Ivy-and-sport heritage with a playful graphic streak
What changes: Full apparel range at mid-tier prices, not accessories
Brand profile
Rostersox
Tokyo sock label making Japan-produced unisex pairs that blend baseball and ivy heritage with playful graphic motifs.
TokyoOrigin
UnisexFocus
StreetwearStyle
$Price
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What to know about Rostersox
Socks only, made in Japan
The entire range is knitted accessories produced domestically in Japan, so the sock is the product rather than an add-on to a clothing line.
Japanese production at $20-40
Most pairs are unisex and sit in the $20-40 range, which is low for domestic Japanese knitting.
Graphics do the talking
Designs pull from heritage sportswear, military and ivy references, with animal motifs, florals, slogans and the recurring Peace and BA styles.
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Brand facts
Rostersox is a Japanese sock label founded in 2012 and based in Tokyo, producing knitwear accessories domestically in Japan. The name borrows from the baseball term "roster," reflecting a team-oriented ethos, and the range mixes heritage sportswear, military and ivy-league references with playful graphics — animal motifs, florals, slogans and the recurring Peace and BA styles. Most pairs are unisex and retail around $20-40, sold through streetwear and menswear retailers including END., Wallace Mercantile Shop, Lost & Found and Couverture & The Garbstore. No ownership changes are reported.
- Founded
- 2012
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Price
- $
- Focus
- Unisex
- Styles
- Streetwear, Urban prep / Ivy