Definition
Tabis are traditional Japanese socks with a separate section for the big toe. This split-toe design allows them to be worn with traditional Japanese footwear like geta or zori 🧦. Tabis come in various colors and styles, from casual to formal. They are an integral part of traditional Japanese attire. Think of them as a unique type of sock. They offer both comfort and functionality. Tabis are sometimes worn for martial arts or traditional festivals.