Terry House Sock – Made in Japan | Limited Indoor Style
$28
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Arvin Goods is based in the United States. At $28, it's pricier than most of the 324 unisex cotton socks on Ethical Clothing (typically $14–$40, from 16 brands). Arvin Goods, founded in Seattle in 2019 by friends Harry Fricker and Dustin Winegardner, specializes in creating high-quality socks, apparel, and headwear using recycled and low-impact materials. See all Unisex Cotton Socks →
Product details
Indoor comfort. Japanese craftsmanship.
Designed in Seattle. Made in Japan. The Terry House Sock brings a touch of luxury to your at-home routine. Knit from premium recycled cotton (Recover™) with a soft terry interior and a breathable exterior weave that balances warmth and airflow.
A light stretch cuff keeps the sock in place without squeezing while the minimal seams reduce friction. Slip them on post-shower or for quiet mornings at home.
Made in small batches. Available while they last.
Designed in Seattle
Made in Awaji island Japan by YUI.CO.
A family-run factory with 104 years of sock-making history.
UNISEX - ONE SIZE FITS MOST
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