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"  Launched in 2013, Soxfords colorfully themed men&amp;#039;s sock designs embrace the idea of being &amp;quot;outstanding, without standing out&amp;quot; \u2013 really unique, without being overly loud, or obnoxiously silly. Soxfords is the brainchild of Ryan Kent, who found himself unimpressed with the monotonous selection of men&amp;#039;s socks in the market. Bridging the gap between novelty and classics, Soxfords are designed to complement the personality of the wearer, allowing the gentleman to wear the socks and not vice versa. &amp;quot;The patterns are quirky and fun, but they are still smart and sophisticated \u2013 socks that a man can wear to the office and then to the bar,&amp;quot; says Kent. &amp;quot; The small bursts of color around the ankles and feet enables the wearer to express a little personality while wearing a suit.&amp;quot; There are even a few lessons and good deeds to be learned from wearing the socks. Kent for example, portrays a lesson about greed with his Ignoble End style sock. This sock features a fisherman sitting on a bench reeling in a large fish while at the same time eating a fish. Soxfords also believes in giving back to those in need. Through their partnership with 1% For Humanity \u00AE, Soxfords is committed to giving at least 1% of their gross income to fight extreme poverty and injustice.  Soxfords are made from an ethically sourced premium Pima cotton blend. Each pair is generously cut over the calf, with a wide cuff to avoid slippage. There are also mid-calf options available if over the calf isn&amp;#039;t your thing. Soxfords range from $20-$25 per pair, with a range of combo packs available as well as themed gift boxes which range from $50-$95.  Definitely a new favorite here in the T&amp;amp;amp;C offices! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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