Includes 3 pairs of the Inspiration Walk Crews - Designed by artist, Amber Vittoria

"Inspired by all of the organic shapes in nature, these socks remind us that we can find anything as inspiration."

These three colorful crew socks are made not-only to keep you supported and cozy all day, but also to add a splash of color and inspiration with every step. This design adds a splash of color and warmth to every outfit. The base color is an earthy umber tone, decorated with squiggles of red, fuchsia, yellow, blue, and green scattered around the socks. Made with premium recycled yarns to maximize impact and comfort.

Like every pair of Hippy Feet socks, these are ethically made in the USA, and a portion of profits support nonprofit organizations helping homeless youth.

Sizing

Small = women's shoe 5.5-9, men's shoe 4-7.5

Large= women's shoe 9.5+, men's shoe 8-14

Materials

55% Recycled cotton, 30% Recycled polyester, 10% nylon, 5% elastic

Origin

Made in North Carolina, USA.

Product Features

Features

Seamless Toe: no more annoying bump at the tip of your toes
Y-stitched Heel: better fit and no more bunching
No-slip Cuff: keeps your socks where they belong
Elastic arch support: extra support on the archway of your foot
Cushioned footbed: for padding and extreme comfort
Chunky 2x1 rib-knit: a stretchy and supportive knit along the ankle and arch

Helping Homeless Youth Learn more the impact of these socks

A Portion of Profits Donated

Starting in 2022, we're committing to donating a portion of profits to nonprofit organizations that provide services to young people experiencing homelessness. These organization provide mental health & substance abuse counseling, transitional housing, healthcare, and other resources.

Want to learn more about our nonprofit partners and the work they're doing to help young people in need? Visit Our Mission.

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Amber Vittoria - Inspiration Walk

Inspiration Walk Crews 3-Pack

American Made & Eco-Friendly

American Made Quality

Protecting the Planet

American Made Quality

Protecting the Planet