Kubolor Kente Socks
VENDOR: Afrisocks
Premium designer cotton socks send your way from Ghana.
"Kubolor" is a Ghanaian slang originating in the Ga language. The word means "vagabond", and refers to those who enjoy life on the street, wandering or roaming around. This pattern was inspired by Ghana's traditional Kente cloth
The socks are 90% Cotton, 8% Polyamide, and 2% Elastan.
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