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The Ultimate Guide to More Sustainable Socks

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06 Dec, 2024

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Look after your feet while looking after the planet with this round up of more sustainable socks from brands all over the world.

More sustainable socks to keep your feet warm and comfy

Socks are one of those basics we often don’t think twice about. But when curating your more sustainable wardrobe, they should be near the top of your list.

Not only do most of us wear socks on the daily, but did you know looking after our feet is important for our overall health? Speaking of health—what about the health of the people who make our socks, or their environmental impact, or even the animals who might be affected in the process? That’s where more sustainable socks come in.

Read on to discover our editors’ faves that will help keep your feet comfy and healthy year-round with this selection of more sustainable socks by brands that do better.

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