Botas Blancas Sock

Description

At a time when only black boots were conceivable, this genius came along to make opponents sit up and take notice with his white flashes.

He landed in Seville in 1995, and from then on, he was a goal scorer, scoring 69 goals in almost 200 games as a Green and Whites player. As well as being an absolute Betis idol, he is remembered for being the hero of Bruges when he scored a goal in 1995 that allowed Spain to qualify for Euro 2000 ahead of Yugoslavia.

These socks are perfect for a stroll through Triana or nibbling at a fellow Sevillista after winning the derby.

Make the most of it and assemble your pack of original socks for yourself or your friends.

Highest Quality

Our mid-calf socks are made from premium materials. We use premium combed cotton for the embroidery, which gives them a soft and comfortable feel for your feet. In addition, we reinforce sensitive areas such as the cuff and heel to ensure maximum durability.

Composition:

• 80% PREMIUM combed cotton
• 18% Polyamide
• 2% Elastane

Ethical and sustainable fashion

Social commitment

• 1% of our annual revenue goes to social projects that use football as a catalyst. So all your purchases add up to do your bit to help where its needed most.

Ethical and sustainable production

• We work with volumes that guarantee maximum quality and sustainability of production. And what does this mean? Precarious work, discrimination, child exploitation, and anything far from fair and dignified working conditions have no place at GAMBEA in any form whatsoever.

High-quality and environmentally friendly materials

• Designing clothes drives us crazy, but we try to do things right by selecting materials that contribute to a lower environmental impact.

When you buy one of our products you are contributing to the development of an economy with fair rules of the game. That provides job opportunities, that generates wealth and that also allows us to continue designing products to your liking while respecting human rights and the environment.

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