The humble sock is under-valued and under-appreciated. It is a necessary item of clothing that connects every person. From the best dressed through to those who have little interest in fashion. We all wear them. So let's be proud of our socks.

 

The Artists' Socks has designed an exciting and vibrant collection that I hope will push your black and grey socks to the back of the drawer.

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We currently have five collections, all differ in styles from The Spatial Intervals Collection, which takes it's inspiration from abstract and geometric art by London Artist Jahan Gerrard. The socks match bold blocks of colour to together for two stunning designs.

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The Seascape collection based on art by Paul Bursnall takes everyone back to their favourite beaches and holidays. Everywhere from Cornwall to the Mediterranean have been mentioned.

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The Floral Collection by Franze Loa, reminds everyone of a summer garden with socks based on Cherry Blossom, Hibiscus and Poppies.

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The Bamboo Blank Canvas Collection are those who prefer single blocks of bright and bold colours of Red, Blue and Orange. Made from bamboo, not only for the luxurious feel, but for the added benefits bamboo provides (for more information on bamboo, please click here). 

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Finally, our new range takes us past Europe and on to Turkish Art. Two strong floral designs based on beautiful Turkish tiles.

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The Floral Collection

SKU: FLORCOLL
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A good garden shoudn't be seen in one glance. It needs to be discovered. 

These socks are abstracted floral designs by Masters fashion student Franze Loa. The random pattern wraps around the sock revealing different and colourful vistas from all angles.

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