We love HUF as much as the next guy – but god damn – the weed sock thing is a parody of itself at this point. So we were of course very interested in this look at CHUP‘s colorful Fall/Winter 2014 range. Known for drawing inspiration from various patterns associated with indigenous tribes all around the world, this season sees the likes of Navajo, Fair Isle, Finnish and Peruvian styles among the collection. Crafted in Japan, these socks are made using vintage stock framing machines that deploy an intricate weaving process, resulting in remarkable quality. Having been procured from premium grade yarns, a rare hand-linking toe process also provides a seamless finish for each respective sock.
Have a look at the styles above. The range is now available at select retailers including Haven, End Clothing, Slam Jam, The Bureau Belfast, and Bodega.
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