Okamoto Kotatsu Socks 632-995 Women's Shade Brown

Product Description

The "Bodacious Kotatsu" series socks are designed to warm the body from the feet up using patented technology. These socks stimulate the "Sanyin-ko" pressure point on the ankle with a special material, warming the body from the inside out. The sensation is akin to being wrapped in the warmth of a kotatsu, a traditional Japanese heated table.

These socks are perfect for use in situations where the feet tend to get cold, such as when working at a desk in an office, teleworking, standing up, or doing housework on cold flooring. The warm material wraps from the calf to the toes, making it an ideal choice for those who are sensitive to cold.

These socks also make a thoughtful gift for family, friends, and loved ones who suffer from coldness. They are suitable for occasions like birthdays, Mother's Day, Respect-for-Senior-Citizens Day, Christmas, or simply as a reward for hard work.

Product Specification

The socks are available in two sizes: 23~25cm for ladies and 25~27cm for men. The material composition includes acrylic, hair, and other materials.

Usage

When washing these socks, it is recommended to use a net and wash with a neutral detergent. The material used has excellent heat retention properties but is prone to furballs due to friction when worn or washed. In such cases, a fluff ball remover can be used to take care of the fluff.

Additional Information

The unique knitting method used in these socks warms the Sanyin-ko, a pressure point on the ankle that protects against cold, and keeps you warm all the way down to your toes. The "neck" (ankles, wrists, and neck) is a point where blood flows in a concentrated manner. When these points are cold, cold blood flows through the body, causing the entire body to become cold. The secret to protecting the body from cold lies in the neck.

These socks are perfect for those who want to relax, have cold feet while sleeping, or find cold flooring painful. The line is aligned with your ankles and fits the pressure points on your ankles.