D7 four-pair pack · Explore the collectionThree lengths · No Show · Ankle · Crew

D7 zoned construction

Different zones.
Different jobs.

Open knit above. Cushioned terry below. Layered hold at the Achilles. D7 puts a different kind of comfort where each part of the foot needs it.

D7 Ankle upper-knit and sole-construction studies on a warm laboratory bench
Real product photograph of the D7 open instep mesh

Zone 01

21,000

instep openings

A knit map with 21,000 breathable openings sits across the instep, placing the more open structure above the foot while the underside stays cushioned.

Open the airflow study

A fair comparison

Change only
the sock.

D7 puts open knit above the foot and cushion underneath it, so thickness alone cannot tell you how a sock will feel. Compare both pairs under the same conditions.

Keep these constant

01Same shoeSame fit and ventilation
02Same activitySame movement and pace
03Same durationEnough time to notice
STEP 01Choose your real use case

Wear one pair, reset, then repeat with the other. This is an at-home wear comparison, not a laboratory result; keep the conditions as consistent as possible.

STEP 02 · YOUR TEST PLAN45–60 min

Same workout

Repeat the same session at a similar pace and in the same shoes.

After each session, check
01Instep airflow
02Underfoot cushion
03Heel movement

Lab rules

01

Change one variable.

Keep shoe, activity and time as similar as possible.

02

Test the full session.

First touch is useful. Hour-two comfort is more useful.

03

Describe, do not diagnose.

We build performance comfort, not medical promises.

Beyond D7

One current product.
Two ideas next.

D7 is the current production series. F1 and R1 stay labeled as concepts until physical samples and wear testing define the final products.