This design takes inspiration from the Adinkra symbol 'Nkyinkyim,' which represents what everyone needs to have in order to achieve true success - 'initiative, dynamism and versatility.' Whether you prefer the green or purple palette, each color combination will take your outfit to the next level. Pair these socks with a casual, sporty, or business formal outfit – these socks will compliment any ensemble with an artistic touch. Afropop Socks are a fun and stylish way for people from all backgrounds to enjoy unique African fashion.

Sizing:

Small / Medium (shoe size):

USA (M) 5-8 / USA (F) 6.5-9 / UK 5-8 / EUR 37-40

Large / XL (shoe size):

USA (M) 8.5-12 / USA (F) 9.5-13 / UK 8-11 / EUR 41-45

Product Details:

Made in Turkey

Care Instructions: Hand wash or Gentle Cycle

Material: 75% Cotton – Combed Cotton Blend (Soft & Durable)

About the designers:

Launched in 2020 in London, AFROPOP SOCKS is an authentic and expressive company that brings together the worlds of fashion, tradition, and storytelling. Our product line is a tribute to African art, with each pair of socks featuring distinctive patterns and motifs that are not only fashionable but also represent the wide ranging cultural tapestry of Africa. As a brand, we strive to offer a fun and accessible way for people of ALL BACKGROUNDS to experience African pop culture. Our socks serve as wearable art, complimenting one's personal style as well as inviting conversation about diversity and the rising popularity of contemporary African culture. We’re a London brand made up of designers of African heritage.

About Adinkra Symbols & Meaning:

“Adinkra are visual symbols that represent concepts, proverbs, and aphorisms. They originated from the Akans of Ghana in the 1700s or before. Back then, they featured as prints on cloth which royals wore to important ceremonies. But they have transcended these Akan origins. They now grace logos, clothing, furniture, architecture, and more. These new usages embody a global recognition of their profound cultural significance.” (Taken from Adinkra Symbols & Meanings – A Complete Guide)