Money is On Its Way Parent-Child Socks (Artist Collaboration) 2 Sizes

Artist Collaboration Socks - Money is On Its Way Collection ZILA Cai Le X Artist Lai Yan-Ling Collaboration "Money is On Its Way" Purple holds wealth, red welcomes fortune, wealth arrives with every step. In the new year, let good luck lead the way. It’s not about rushing to earn, but about steady accumulation. Two special colorways are introduced: Night Violet | Sophisticated Depth · Accumulating Wealth and Fortune Deep purple like the night, accumulating energy, letting wealth grow daily. Rose Madder | Auspicious Occasions · Flourishing Popularity Good fortune adorns you, attracting connections, bringing in business, and welcoming good news. ● Delicate Comfort, Skin-Friendly and Breathable ● Woven with natural 32-count cotton yarn for sweat-absorbent breathability. ● The entire sock is made with LYCRA® elastic fiber, extending the sock's lifespan, preventing loosening, and ensuring a snug fit that stays put. ● Ergonomic design for a comfortable, secure fit that doesn't slip. ● Crafted with a hand-linked toe seam for a seamless feel, free from hard edges or friction, greatly enhancing toe comfort. ● Locally manufactured in Taiwan. ● Children's socks feature added non-slip grips on the soles. Wearing Sizes: Children's S 17~22 cm Adult F 22~28 cm ★ Slight color variations may occur due to different computer screen displays and color settings. Photos are for reference only. Please refer to the actual product received. ★ ------------------------------------------------------------------ Artist Spotlight: Lai Yan-Ling, a local artist from Taichung. From industrial design to the world of art, everything related to art brings her joy. In her creations, she primarily uses oil paints and pastels, with a warm color palette in her artistic style. She often incorporates natural scenery and small animals into her paintings. She manages her career through multiple avenues, including artistic creation, graphic design, and art education. Art is a gift to life, and she hopes art can nourish everyone's daily lives.