Succumb to the soft purple sequins that will illuminate your pretty feet. LESS IS MORE COLLECTION. Collection buid on architectural expression, which reminds us of the status of women.
These women who still have too small a place in society and yet make the world go round. These women who fight, these talented women, these brilliant women. These women who are admired and who inspire us.
Socks created for women, by women.
Product Features:
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Designed in France. Made in Italy
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Composition: Polyamide, Metallized Polyester.
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All the yarns used by their factory are Italian and are OEKO-TEX certified, guaranteeing their non-toxicity for your skin.
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Beautiful combination of French design and cultural influence.
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Inspired by Jane Birkin: A symbol of eternal beauty, she inspires the world around her with her grace and elegance.
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Wear with black slim jeans and black pumps as well as with derbies or even sneakers. Jane fits with anything.
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Brand: Atelier ST Eustache
Main Materials:
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Polyamide for the transparent thread, viscose and polyamide for the patterns on the socks, and polyamide or cotton for the toe and heel.
Size Guide:
TO KEEP YOUR SOCKS LOOKING GOOD, WE RECOMMEND:
Wash them on the reverse side to preserve their color
Use a washing bag (also so you don't lose them!)
Select a delicate program, cold water and reduced spinning
Put them on as delicately as pantyhose
Be careful with nails, rings, and anything else that can grip
Atelier St Eustache is a brand of transparent socks, designed in France and made in Italy.
The brand draws its inspiration from the lightness of architecture. The first collection is inspired by the emblematic districts of Tokyo, the second by the districts and monuments of London, and the last by the beautiful city of New York.
Atelier St Eustache stands out for its play of transparency, with an innovative technique that crosses the tights and the sock. The pleasure of an aesthetic product meets the pleasure of a silky, comfortable and durable product.
Real foot jewels, these socks are the detail that makes the difference!
And why ST EUSTACHE? Because it's the anagram of CHAUSSETTE
