Kawaii Til I Die - Exquisite Design - Magenta Adult Crew Socks - by TooLoud

Kawaii Til I Die - Design - Magenta Adult Crew Socks - by TooLoud. For you there is no On/Off switch for your kawaii-ness. With this print everyone will know your kawaii is "OVER 9,000!" These fun printed garments are a great personal touch on you, or as a gift to a friend or loved one!

Features

• Unisex styling, sublimation printed short style ankle socks (7" leg rise). Print on one side of each sock (opposite sides). Soft, Lightweight, breathable fabric with mild arch support.
• Print may be placed or sized differently, and colors may appear slightly different, than in the image shown.
• Unique, copyrighted design by TooLoud (Trademark) brand.
• Authentic TooLoud brand, printed in the USA with pride.
• Original design.

Experience the ultimate kawaii style with the Kawaii Til I Die - Design - Magenta Adult Crew Socks by TooLoud. These socks are perfect for those who embrace their kawaii-ness with no limits. Featuring a vibrant print that screams "OVER 9,000!" in bold magenta color, these crew socks are a must-have for any kawaii enthusiast.

Not only do these socks make a great addition to your own wardrobe, but they also serve as a thoughtful gift for a friend or loved one. The unisex styling and sublimation printed design make these ankle socks suitable for anyone. With a 7" leg rise, they provide a comfortable fit and feature a soft, lightweight, and breathable fabric with mild arch support.

Each pair of socks is printed with care in the USA by the authentic TooLoud brand, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Please note that colors may vary slightly from the image shown due to differences in monitor calibration. Don't miss out on this original and copyrighted design that will showcase your kawaii spirit in style.

Features

• Unisex styling, sublimation printed short style ankle socks (7" leg

Made to order, Allow 5-7 business days for production during normal seasons. 7-14 during peak holiday Nov. 19-Dec 27 each year.