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BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Ribbed below-the-knee socks Knee-high socks

SIZE M - Heel to top 19in/48.3cm - Heel to toe 10.2in/26cm - Brand New With All Tags - Made in Italy

BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Contrast-trim ribbed cotton below-the-knee socks. Accessorise casual and formal edits alike with Brunello Cucinelli's dark navy socks. They're rib-knitted in Italy from breathable cotton and finished with a gray top trim that outlines the silhouette below the knee. Lightweight ribbed jerseyGray top trim

- COLOR: Navy-COMPOSITION: 100% cotton.-CARE: Machine washHeel to top 19in/48.3cm - Heel to toe 10.2in/26cm

- The classic rib knitting of the pure cotton yarn gives the accessory a sophisticated touch. Contrast edges added a small touch of color.

- The cotton fabric is lightweight, soft and comfortable to wear.BC products are created in the hamlet of Solomeo and produced in Italy, with respect for people, the dignity of work and in harmony with the land.

- Accessorise casual and formal edits alike with Brunello Cucinelli's socks. They're rib-knitted in Italy from breathable cotton and finished with a top trim that outlines the below-the knee silhouette.The classic rib knitting of the pure cotton yarn gives the accessory a sophisticated touch.

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Biography - Brunello Cucinelli began life in humble surroundings, growing up with no electricity or running water. Today, aged 60, he is the founder, chief executive and

designer of a global luxury lifestyle brand with a market capitalization of more than $1.5 billion.

Cucinelli told BoF, “I wanted to be a real expert, to have a specialty or niche. There was no colored cashmere for women. So I went to the dye shop and here we had the

most famous dye expert, a young guy, I said, 'I'd like this to be orange.' The Italian soon went out to market equipped with three round-neck sweaters and three V-neck

sweaters, selling 400 in the first three months.

Over the next 15-20 years the brand remained entirely focused on one product category. “In terms of the product, it was innovative. I was seeking perfection for one

single thing. I was the man with the sweaters, the cashmere guy. Womenswear was the first step and then around the 1990s we started with menswear too, but knitwear

only. My hope was that it would be modern, looking after colours, the shapes."

By 1998-99 sales stood at 200,000 sweaters a year, despite the fact the label operated only one tiny monobrand store. In 2000, following requests from American buyers

for a complete Brunello Cucinelli look, the brand expanded its product offering. Over a period of six years, during which the brand annually rolled out four or five stores

Globally, Brunello Cucinelli established his namesake brand's aesthetic. Cucinelli took his business public in the Milan Bourse's only IPO in 2012, becoming a billionaire in the

process. The company generated $444 million in revenue in 2013.

Cucinelli built his company with a deep respect for his employees and the human impact of his business. In keeping with what he dubs a human capitalist philosophy, every stitch

of clothing his company creates is made in Italy, mostly in and around Solomeo, the 14th century Perugian hamlet that Cucinelli has lovingly and personally restored over the past

two decades and where his clothing empire is based. 720 employees work in Solomeo and, on average, are paid about 20 percent more than they would make elsewhere.