Women's socks in Scottish thread with Art Deco patterns

An ode to the Art Deco movement The "Art Deco pattern" socks are inspired by the Maison Bleue, a residential building built in 1929 in Angers, the city of Régis Gautreau's heart. This building has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1998, 1 year before BERTHE was born! These are anything but socks... a true work of art! 100% French know-how Knitted with 65% Scottish cotton, these socks are thin, light and breathable. Reinforced at the heel and toe, they will be more resistant to friction in the shoe and will last over time. The stitching at the toe is fine, which makes it imperceptible and more comfortable because it does not hurt the foot. The edge of the upper is topped with small yellow growths, a fancy element specific to the BERTHE brand. Our socks are knitted entirely in Montceau-les-Mines, in Saône-et-Loire by the Manufacture Perrin. Would you like to know more about the manufacture of Berthe products? Visit our website. A word from the designer, Régis Gautreau "The transparent patterns of these socks are inspired by an Art Deco door of "la maison bleue" built in 1929 by Gabriel Créteau. This building is located on rue d'Alsace in Angers. This creation is simple, sober, chic. The 3D elements, knitted in yellow thread and located at the top of the flexible upper in harmony with the heels and toes of the sock, illuminate this creation." Care instructions for Art Deco pattern socks Our socks are beautifully made, special care must be taken with them. We advise you to always machine wash them, inside out at 30° maximum. Dry cleaning, tumble drying and bleaching prohibited! Oeko-Tex certified raw materials