Orders over $50 ship free! Sometimes the only way to get by is with a little help from our friends. Show your friends some love with these beautifu...
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Mushroom Socks The most famous fungi, the Amanita mushroom is a staple of the Hippie Movement. These scenic socks feature a set of 3 amanita mushro...
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We hippies are generally happy folk, so we made a pair of socks that can express your delight all day & night. These red & white ringspun &...
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Not sure what color to wear? Wear them all. The rainbow crew socks are knit using an eco-friendly blend of recycled cotton for a lightweight, breat...
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It's only fitting that we put our city on a pair of socks. Show your Minneapolis pride or send a gift from Minnesota with this pair. Made from recy...
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For the days when you're feeling like a star. Made in the USA from eco-friendly recycled cotton. Each crew sock features a metallic silver star on ...
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Show some love for your city with our Chicago Skyline crew socks! Made in the USA with eco-friendly recycled cotton.
Our black diamond embroidered crew socks are a classic that look great with denim, dress shoes, or with shorts and sneakers for a more casual look.
It's for a great cause, and the socks are comfy and feel super durable. Definitely a great purchase; so happy I am getting the monthly sock subscription!
I love my bracelet! It is well crafted & the colors are bright! And it supports a wonderful cause!!! 100% recommend & will most definitely be back to order more products!
Love these socks so much. Nice and soft and cushions my heel in slightly large shoes especially to prevent slippage and blisters.
They arrived quickly and are great quality! Would definitely buy from here again.
When we started Hippy Feet in 2016, we wanted to put 3 values at the core of everything we do: Helping Others American Manufacturing Environmental Responsibility We often share information about our mission to help young people experiencing homelessness, but...
