Socks!
Comfortable Smooth Toe Seam
Smooth toe seam, also known as "seamless toe," is a way of finishing the toe of the sock so that the seam is not prominent.
With other socks, you may have had to adjust the toe area before putting on your shoes so that the seam doesn't annoy you.
You'll definitely notice a difference with our socks. With Smooth toe the bump is gone. No more moving the seam around before putting on your shoes. No more feeling a bump at your toes.
We think it’s important to keep your feet happy and a smile on your face. Enjoy!
Soft Combed Cotton
Our socks are made with a high amount of combed cotton. Combed cotton is softer and more durable than regular cotton. It's also great for sensitive feet and doesn't wear out as quickly as uncombed cotton.
Combing cotton smooths the yarn fibers and is used for high quality fabric with high thread counts. It filters out the short length fibers and other debris, leaving only the longest and strongest fibers.
It's less likely to fray, unravel, or tear. It's more durable, finer, smoother, cleaner, compact, softer, and stronger than uncombed cotton. For people with sensitive skin combed cotton is also ideal since those pesky short and prickling fibers are removed during combing.
Comfortable Smooth Toe Seam
Smooth toe seam, also known as "seamless toe," is a way of finishing the toe of the sock so that the seam is not prominent.
With other socks, you may have had to adjust the toe area before putting on your shoes so that the seam doesn't annoy you.
You'll definitely notice a difference with our socks. With Smooth toe the bump is gone. No more moving the seam around before putting on your shoes. No more feeling a bump at your toes.
We think it’s important to keep your feet happy and a smile on your face. Enjoy!
Soft Combed Cotton
Our socks are made with a high amount of combed cotton. Combed cotton is softer and more durable than regular cotton. It's also great for sensitive feet and doesn't wear out as quickly as uncombed cotton.
Combing cotton smooths the yarn fibers and is used for high quality fabric with high thread counts. It filters out the short length fibers and other debris, leaving only the longest and strongest fibers.
It's less likely to fray, unravel, or tear. It's more durable, finer, smoother, cleaner, compact, softer, and stronger than uncombed cotton. For people with sensitive skin combed cotton is also ideal since those pesky short and prickling fibers are removed during combing.