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| Size | cm | EUR | US (Women's) | US (Men’s) |
| 🅂 | 23—25 | 36—40 | 6—8 | 5—7 |
| 🄼 |
25—27
|
40—43 | 8—10 | 7—9 |
| 🄻 |
27.5—30
|
43—46 | 10.5—13 | 9.5—12 |
New Zealand
⋄ Free within NZ on orders over $250
⋄ Flat rate $8 under $250, plus $6 for rural addresses
Standard delivery times
⋄ 1-2 working days (Auckland)
⋄ 1-3 working days (rest of NZ)
Australia
⋄ From $25NZD
Rest of the World
⋄ Calculated at checkout
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RETURNS
If something isn't right, full-priced items can be returned within 14 days for exchange or store credit. Sale and flash sale items are final
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In 1950, Katsuji Nishiguchi founded the company with a single hand-operated knitting machine in Katsuragi, Nara prefecture. Today, under third-generation director Isato Nishiguchi the Japanese business has evolved and expanded housing over 130 knitting machines with a team of professionals consists of veterans with over 50 years of experience.
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