An ankle sock that is a pleasure to put on: a Hamsa motif, soft bamboo yarn, and that kind of softness you can feel from the very first wearing. The Hop Hare bamboo ankle sock in size S/M is the kind of piece that adds a quiet, refined character to your everyday outfit — without anyone immediately noticing that your sock is special.
The Symbolism of the Hamsa
The Hamsa — also known as the Hand of Fatima — is an ancient symbol of protection and positive energy, worn for thousands of years in both Eastern and Western cultures. Now this symbol appears on the sock — discreetly, yet with conviction.
The Hamsa hand is the depiction of an open palm, recognised in many Middle Eastern, North African and Mediterranean cultures as a symbol of protection, luck and blessing. The motif is often depicted with the middle finger flanked by symmetrical fingers, with an eye in the centre — this 'seeing eye' is said to ward off negative energies. The Hamsa on the sock turns this thousand-year-old protective symbolism into everyday wear.
Bamboo: nature's premium textile
Bamboo fibre breathes naturally, regulates temperature well, and dries quickly. It stays cool in summer and gently warm in winter on the foot. The nylon adds durability, especially in the sole and heel area where most stress occurs, and the elastane provides a flexible, well-fitting hold that does not slide down during the day. Bamboo also requires less water and fewer chemicals to grow than conventional cotton, making this sock both comfortable and a more considered material choice for everyday wear.
Product details
- Size: S/M (EU 36-40)
- Material: 70% bamboo, 28.5% nylon, 1.5% elastane
- Weight: approx. 50 g (one pair)
- Country of origin: Turkey
A sock that knows what it is doing: comfort, a fine pattern, and material awareness in a single piece — the kind you reach for again and again in the morning.