Go with the trends and get pieces from the Fusakle uni collection! — LUXURYMAG

We recently commemorated the creation of independent Czechoslovakia. If you like to remember this time with nostalgia, your heart will probably be delighted by the new collection of socks from the popular brand Fusakale. She focused on important places of both countries and transferred them to her socks and T-shirts.

From Charles Bridge to Košice

Stroll across the Charles Bridge, see the Old Town Astronomical Clock, climb Sněžka at least once – these are iconic places that almost every Czech wishes to visit at least once in their life. In Slovakia, it is Michalská věž, Spišský hrad, Košice or Bratislava hrad. If these places have a special meaning for you too, why not remind yourself of socks? “We are a Czech-Slovak brand and we are based on our realities. Moreover, we don’t want to sell just socks, but we want to convey some information, a message through them. That’s why this collection draws precisely from the characteristic places of our countries – on the one hand, to support the relationship with the place where we live, and on the other hand, to show others how beautiful and important places we have here and introduce them to each other in both countries.” says Ján Anguš, founder of the Fusakle brand, about the collection.

A gift (not only) for patriots

The latest work of the creators of “fusakli” is, as always, full of colors, ideas and playfulness. The individual locations are portrayed in an original way and they are also perfectly complemented by the inherent personalities led by our Krakonoš. The collection of Czech-Slovak socks is also interesting considering the approaching Christmas. That for once a gift for grandfather would be chosen so quickly? The Fusakle brand also thought of this variant, so they are part of the i collection original gift tubes and cans that are decorated with names and images from both capitals. A Prague gift box with the most important buildings from our metropolis will also make you happy, and you can also throw in one of the t-shirts to it.

Photo: Fusakle