Okamoto Sock Supplement: Just Like Kotatsu Socks, Warm, Cold Protection, Winter, Cold Weather, Room Socks

Description

[Just warm!] Our unique knitting method warms the Sanyinjiao acupressure point on the ankle, keeping you warm all the way to your toes.

Additionally, Okamoto's proprietary special heat-retaining and heat-generating fabric makes these socks warmer than ever before.

The ankles, wrists, and neck are key points for blood flow. When these points become cold, cold blood flows to the body, causing chills throughout the body. The secret to protecting your body from the cold lies in your neck.

Recommended for... ◎ Want to relax ◎ Get cold feet while resting ◎ Uncomfortable on cold floors

*Align the line around your ankle to ensure a snug fit.

This sock is part of the "Just like a Kotatsu" series, which uses patented technology to warm you from the feet up. Special materials stimulate the Sanyinjiao acupressure point on the ankle, warming you from the inside out. You'll be enveloped in warmth just like you're sitting under a kotatsu.

[For summer air conditioning and winter chills] These warming socks are perfect for situations where your feet are prone to getting cold, such as desk work, telecommuting, standing work, or housework on cold floors. The warm material wraps you from your calves to your toes, making them ideal for those who are sensitive to the cold.

[Recommended as a gift] These socks are also popular as gifts for those who suffer from the cold, as well as for family, friends, and loved ones. Perfect for birthdays, Mother's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, Christmas, and of course, as a way to reward yourself for all your hard work. Treat your loved ones and yourself to the warmth of a kotatsu.

When washing, use a laundry net and wash with a mild detergent. While the material has excellent heat retention, it is prone to pilling due to friction from wear and washing. If this occurs, please use a lint remover.

Leg warmers and ankle warmers are available for purchase via the links at the bottom of the page.