Indispensable Natural Fibers

Flax, hemp, and ramie, as breathable, cool, antibacterial, and UV-resistant natural plant fibers, are widely used.

These natural fibers give fabrics, clothing, napkins, tote bags, and socks different textures—luster, roughness, or softness. However, 

our touch truly tells us: oh, this is different from industrially produced fibers; they have life!

Interestingly, these natural fabric fibers all share a common characteristic: a large "pore" structure and the presence of natural phenolic 

substances (with antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and other effects), which gives them many remarkable properties.

※ Breathable, moisture-wicking, and perspiration-absorbing

※ Skin-friendly, non-irritating, and hypoallergenic

※ No pesticides used during the growing process

※ Environmentally friendly, low-carbon, and biodegradable

※ Regulates body temperature

※ Antibacterial and antifungal

※ UV protection and sun protection

The universe is a harmonious balance of Yin and Yang. If natural plant fibers are "Yin", then natural animal fibers are "Yang".

Wool has a long history of use. It is the most effective all-weather protective fiber that humans have obtained from animals since the 

Neolithic period!

Wool fibers are essentially transparent, but a large number of fibers can produce color—like snow crystals. We can think of wool fibers as a complete carrier of countless pores, creating a thermal effect on the skin. Wool fibers can collect about 40% water, and at low temperatures, these "pores" help maintain the body's normal temperature.

Wool, as one of the oldest natural animal fibers, also boasts excellent properties:

※ Pure, soft, and non-itchy

※ Safe for skin

※ Regulates body temperature

※ Self-cleaning

※ Flexibility and durability

※ Flame retardant

※ Sustainable and fully biodegradable

Using natural fibers to make socks has always been something we've always insisted on; however, weaving natural plant fibers and 

animal fibers into the same pair of socks is another new chapter we've opened up!