Flower Face socks by David Krňanský

The socks were created in collaboration with the Czech sock manufacturer Ferdinand and the artist David Krňanský.

David Krňanský studied in Jiří Kovanda’s studio at the Faculty of Art and Design at Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in Ústí nad Labem, and subsequently in the studio of Jiří Černický and Marek Meduna at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. During his studies, he founded the art group bhg (black hole generation) with his classmates Julius Reichel, Martin Lukáč and Štěpán Marek, which offered a critical commentary on the shortcomings of the contemporary art scene. He focuses mainly on painting and has long been exploring the theme of crisis. His works have been presented at numerous solo and group exhibitions in the Czech Republic and abroad, for example at the Jelení Gallery, the Futura Gallery and Hunt Kastner.

These high-quality socks are made from comfortable and breathable cotton, ensuring comfort for everyday wear.

80% cotton provides softness, smoothness and natural breathability, keeping feet dry and comfortable all day long. 15% polyamide increases the socks’ resistance to abrasion and extends their lifespan, so they can withstand even intensive use. 5% elastane ensures shape retention and optimal adaptation of the socks to the shape of the foot, preventing them from slipping down or losing their shape.

The socks are ideal for everyday wear at work, school, during leisure time or on walks. Thanks to the combination of materials, they combine comfort, durability and practicality, making them a reliable part of your wardrobe.

Composition: 80% cotton, 15% polyamide (increases durability), 5% elastane (ensures shape retention)