These are the socks we made to solve a problem we kept running into in Japan. After the onsen, they hand you a pair of one-size-fits-nobody white socks. You’ve just spent 45 minutes soaking, relaxing, recalibrating (only to jam your still-damp feet into something that doesn't fit.) These fix that.
The kanji 森 (mori) means "forest" a character made of three trees, symbolizing nature’s depth and quiet strength. It’s a reminder to root yourself when traveling, and move with care through every space.
Made with over 50% recycled materials and printed in earthy tones, the Mori Socks are built for your travel kit. But don't worry, these feel just as right when you’re padding around your house or heading out for coffee.

🍃 Why We Made These


To replace those too-small ryokan socks with something you’ll actually want to wear


To pair with neutral trainers, earth-tone gear, or your favorite sweatpants


To stay rooted in function, design, and Japanese cultural reference



🔧 Product Highlights


🌲 All-over print with repeating 森 motif


♻️ Over 50% recycled material content


🧬 Blend: recycled polyester, nylon, cotton, elastane


🧵 200-needle knit for smooth, breathable comfort


👟 One size fits most (W5–M12 US)


⚫ Black heel and toe for structure and contrast



🧼 Care Instructions


Machine wash cold (max 30°C or 90°F)


Lay flat to dry


Do not bleach, iron, tumble dry, or dry clean





Designed by JPnGuides.
Made to travel. Made to fit. Made to last longer than moss on a temple stone.