tabi sock

She was forced to practice in thin clothing, without tabi socks.

A maid came and took her umbrella, bringing dry tabi socks.

And, for the bravest, how about some toe-tastic tabi socks?

He wore tabi socks and a flowing kimono that seemed, on him, to belong.

She had stocky legs tipped by white tabi socks.

Then rose and walked barefooted except for black tabi socks to a sumptuous bar.

Gyōda is also quite well known for the making of traditional tabi socks, worn with kimono.

As formal wear, all plastic and fabric zōri for women require the use of white tabi socks.

Connie's feet, clad in tabi socks, were visibly swollen even through the cotton.

The pressure was being exerted by a dainty foot encased in a white tabi sock.

White tabi socks finished the look.

Huaraches and Japanese tabi socks completed his wardrobe.

They are worn with tabi socks.

Tabi socks are worn with zori or geta sandals.

Some teammates now prefer the five-toed Japanese socks known as Tabi socks.

He wore a belted kimono of the Browns and tabi socks and military thongs.

In Japan, tabi socks and, later, jika-tabi shoes have been supported by everyone from Ninjas to builders for centuries.

Footwear traditionally consisted of tabi socks and geta (wooden clogs), or waraji straw sandals.

She was dressed in a brightly flowered scarlet kimono, livid green bermuda shorts, a sweatshirt, and tabi socks.

He wore clean, frayed khaki workpants and soft dark shoes that fit his feet like gloves, split at the toes like tabi socks.

Men have more latitude, and can use the same imitation zōri with both informal (without tabi) and formal wear with tabi socks.

The stockings somewhat resemble tabi socks - the foot coverings worn in traditional Japanese dress with geta sandals, which are thonged wooden clogs.

Kusari jackets, hoods, gloves, vests, shin, shoulder, thigh guards, and other armoured clothing were produced, even kusari tabi socks.

Prada has reinterpreted the Japanese Geisha sandal complete with split-toe tabi sock, which she crafted from leather with a zipper up the back, suggesting they could be footwear in their own right.

Whereas geisha and maiko wear tabi socks, the oiran and tayuu preferred not to do so (even in winter) and their toes can be seen poking out under many layers of kimono while wearing these tall geta.