Yaro Print Socks
Premium designer cotton socks sent your way from Ghana.
"Yaro" is Hausa slang which literally means "boy" or "child", but can be used as a term of endearment to call a friend. You can use it as you use "bro", "mate", or "dude". The Hausa language is spoken throughout Northern Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, Benin, Ivory Coast, and Niger.
This design was inspired by a popular West African Ankara (wax print) pattern.
The socks are 90% Cotton, 8% Polyamide, and 2% Elastan.
Why its on The Cornrow?
We love the vibe of these socks. The prints are fab, as is the quality. Dress up your ankles with these socks, they look great poking out the bottom of jeans or more formalwear. Is it too early to say they are the perfect Christmas stocking filler??
Designed in Ghana we love supporting this brand.