Museum Art Socks & Shopper Bag Gift Set, Field with Irises at Arles, Vincent van Gogh

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Bring Vincent van Gogh’s Field with Irises at Arles into everyday life with a complete matching gift set: one pair of woven unisex museum art socks in your selected size, plus a foldable shopper bag featuring the same colourful artwork.

Field with Irises at Arles captures the vibrant landscape Van Gogh discovered after moving to the south of France. Purple irises, green leaves and a luminous sky bring colour, light and movement to everyday dressing and outings. A touch of Van Gogh’s expressive art to wear and carry.

Crafted by MuseARTa, the socks are woven rather than printed using advanced Italian knitting machines with more than 200 needles. Made from soft organic cotton (83% cotton, 15% polyamide, 2% elastane), they offer a comfortable fit and keep their colour wash after wash. MuseARTa’s signature red stripe at the toe adds a distinctive detail. The recycled shopper bag is water-repellent and can carry up to 20 kg, making it practical for city life, sports, holidays and shopping.

What’s included:
• One pair of woven unisex museum art socks in your selected size
• One foldable shopper bag featuring the matching Field with Irises at Arles artwork
• Shopper bag made from recycled material, water-repellent and able to carry up to 20 kg

Choose one sock size for your pair:
• EU 36–40 | UK 3.5–6.5 | US 6–9
• EU 40–46 | UK 6.5–11 | US 9–13.5

The perfect gift for: birthdays, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Christmas, end-of-year gifting and corporate gifting — ideal for Vincent van Gogh fans, art lovers, museum visitors and anyone who appreciates art for everyday life.

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EU 36-40 UK 3.5-6.5 US 6-9 EU 40-46 UK 6.5-11 US 9-13.5

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Field with Irises at Arles art socks by Vincent van Gogh displayed on a white pedestal

Field with Irises at Arles art socks styled in front of an ornate gold frame

Pair of Field with Irises at Arles art socks by Vincent van Gogh shown on a white background

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with black leather shoes and navy trousers

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with black shoes and a light-coloured outfit

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with beige loafers and white trousers

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with a black leather loafer against a wooden background

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with dark shoes in an outdoor lifestyle setting

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with dark blue sneakers on a blue and yellow surface

Person wearing yellow Field with Irises at Arles art socks while seated on a wooden floor

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with black loafers and navy trousers

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with white sneakers in a close-up lifestyle photo

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with black leather shoes and dark trousers

Field with Irises at Arles art socks worn with white sneakers beside a coastal landscape

Person wearing yellow Field with Irises at Arles art socks while seated on the floor

Discover the story about Vincent van Gogh's Field with Irises near Arles

Vincent van Gogh painted Field with Irises near Arles in 1888, soon after arriving in the south of France. The painting shows a wide field filled with purple irises beneath a luminous blue sky. Van Gogh used bold, rhythmic brushstrokes to make the flowers and landscape feel alive with movement. The contrast between the violet irises, green leaves and golden earth gives the scene its vibrant Mediterranean character. The work reflects Van Gogh's fascination with the colour, light and natural beauty he discovered around Arles.