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Ye Royale Sunks by Ami Kealoha

Sunks

Brought to you by UGP (Underground Products), these sneaker socks are a witty indictment of the sneaker trend, taking the sports sock to the next level. Developed by Ronnie Bonner who favors a “question everything” approach over mainstream notions of fashion, they're not just a sock, they're a conversation piece. Available in black and grey, pink and white, as well as red and green (pictured) colorways, each conversation piece comes wrapped in white tissue in a custom-designed box.

Pick up a pair starting at $15 from Evil Monito.

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This entry posted on 05 May 2006 at 6:36 PM
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