Low Cut Bamboo Socks, Evil Eye & Hamsa

• The Evil Eye circles sit bright against the striped knit, bringing a clear blue focal point to a simple outfit.
• Small Hamsa hands appear between the stripes, adding detail without making the socks feel busy.
• Black toes, heels and cuffs give the pattern a neat frame and make the colours feel grounded.
• The low-cut shape works well with trainers, loafers and other shoes where you want less sock at the ankle.
• The design feels playful but meaningful, a quiet detail for someone who likes symbolism in daily dress.

The fabric is a bamboo-rich blend with nylon and elastane, giving the socks a soft, smooth handle with gentle stretch. Bamboo fibre is known for its breathable feel and good moisture absorption, so it suits close everyday wear against the skin.

Wear them as an everyday low sock with casual shoes, or keep them for days when you want a small symbolic detail tucked into your outfit. As feet and shoes vary, the stated size range is the best guide rather than a guaranteed fit for every foot shape.

The Evil Eye is a long-standing symbol across the Mediterranean, Middle East and parts of Central and South Asia, traditionally associated with watchfulness and protection. The Hamsa, often shown as an open hand, appears in Jewish, Islamic and wider regional visual culture, where it is linked with blessing, good fortune and care. Here the two symbols become a wearable reminder of intention, placed not as a statement piece, but as a small daily ritual in colour and pattern.

• Size: S/M or M/L.
• Cut: low-cut socks.
• Composition: 70% bamboo, 28.5% nylon, 1.5% elastane.
• Weight: 50 g.
• Made in Turkey.