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Cotton Crew

Mistletoe and Holly

$12.00 USD
$12.00 USD
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Description

Step into the season with our Women’s Mistletoe and Holly cotton crew socks. Featuring sprigs of mistletoe and clusters of holly berries on a festive backdrop, these socks are a nod to timeless holiday traditions. Made with a soft, breathable cotton blend and a comfortable stretch fit, they’re perfect for decking the halls, hosting holiday gatherings, or slipping into a stocking as a thoughtful gift.

Features

  • Soft, breathable cotton blend for all-day comfort
  • Midweight feel — perfect year-round, not too thick or thin
  • Comfort stretch for a secure fit that moves with you
  • Crew height — hits at the perfect spot for everyday outfits
  • Easy-care fabric — machine washable and built to last
  • Designed with love in California with Socksmith’s signature novelty style

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low or hang to dry.

Fiber Content

WNC3452-BLK: 51% Cotton, 46% Nylon, 3% Spandex, Exclusive of Elastic
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Overall rating: 4.8398576 / 5 from 281 reviews.

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"Cute. I wish they were a little softer."

— Nancy (4/5)

Charming socks

"I got two pairs one for me and one for my sister. They are whimsical and delightful and seem well-made."

— Gretel D. (5/5)

"Such a great pattern; very popular with my marine science colleagues!"

— Ffion (5/5)

my favorite brand of socks

"I've always loved quirky socks but socksmith quickly became my favorite brand, love the designs, they're comfy and durable"

— Rowan (5/5)

These socks are comfortable and

"These socks are comfortable and pretty. Definitely worth the purchase."

— Evelyn H. (5/5)

"Great quality material and size was perfect"

— Andrea (5/5)

Comfortable, keep their shape after

"Comfortable, keep their shape after wash"

— Lonna R. (5/5)

Hangry gift

"They are great! They are a gift for a family member who is in grad school studying plants. ."

— Katherine G. (5/5)

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