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TABI SOCKS or split-toe socks have been worn in Japan since the sixteenth century, reaching their peak during the Edo period (1600-1868). They were developed to wear with sandals & wooden clogs called geta. There is a special place for your big toe. Lots of people wear Tabi socks. People who practice Japanese martial arts like Aikido and Karate wear Tabi socks and so do Taiko drummers, Suzuki actors and traditional Japanese folk dancers. According to Shiatsu theory, wearing Tabi socks benefits the back, the spine, and the digestion due to the acupuncture meridians located between the toes. |
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The links below take you to pages within the non-sales areas of our sock sites, |
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| [half socks] [bootie socks] [anklets] [midcalves] [knee highs] [Over the Knees] [thigh highs] [toe socks] | |
| [leg warmers] [arm warmers] [tights] [Pantyhose] [garters] [sock garters] [purses] [pedicure] [gloves] | |
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| [Angora] [argyle] [cashmere] [fishnet] [fuzzy] [hemp] [lace] [sheer] [stripes] [tweed] [velvet] [wool] |
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| [bootsocks] [cloudtreks] [cuban heels] [cotton otk's] [rainbows] [socklings] [sweater socks] [THROX] |
| [cotton anklets] [lace anklets] [lace & bows] [double lace] [lace ruffles] [marabou] [satin anklets] [Tabi] | |
| [otk socks] [kilt socks] [longsocks] [M stockings] [otk stripes] [striped thighs] [striped skins] | |
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