tribaljoy
Dieses Muster ist von diesem Stamm inspiriert, versucht aber auch, diesen Designstil auf eine neue und zeitgemäße Weise zu präsentieren, indem es sich auf die verwendeten Grundformen konzentriert. Die einfachen Formen werden zu einer Designsprache, die Gemeinschaft und Einheit repräsentiert, während die verwendeten Farben Freude und Optimismus ausdrücken und so Afrika als farbenfrohen Kontinent der Freude malen und ein neues, zeitgemäßes Design mit einem Zeitgenossen präsentieren Farbpalette.
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Customer Reviews
They are wonderfully soft, stay perfect in model and stay beautiful of color
Love the design of the socks they design - truly unique pieces that catch the eye with the bright color usage. Soft and gentle on the feet because of the Bamboo, and they continue to look good after washing. Would recommend!
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BAMBOO
Our socks are made from bamboo fiber. Bamboo has great qualities for socks since its fiber is naturally antibacterial, hypoallergenic, thermo-regulating (even when you sweat—you don't need to tell us!), and will keep away moisture, ensuring your feet stay fresh and dry.
Not to mention, bamboo is also an incredibly renewable and versatile crop that requires very little water and doesn’t need to be sprayed with pesticides or fertilizers to grow. Plus, bamboo releases 35% more oxygen into the air compared to trees of the same size.
DESIGNED IN AFRICA
We work with local, booming designers from or with a strong link to the African continent. They all share two things in common: They are proud of their heritage, culture, and identity and want to tell a story of kinship, laughter, and heroism.
PRODUCED IN AFRICA
All our socks are made in Africa. Only by showing that Africa can produce high-quality goods, keep as much wealth, and create jobs in the continent, will Africa be able to prosper.
STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES
We donate 10% of our profits to local initiatives who strengthen communities through design, culture, and art. The charity we work with is called “Lalela,” and it is leading art workshops with children and youth from local communities around South Africa, enabling them to ignite their imaginations and manifest their dreams.