Oy Vey Women's Socks
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Some days just call for an “oy vey.” These funny women’s socks say it for you, loud and proud, while keeping your feet cozy all day long. With a smoky grey base, turquoise trim, and pops of chartreuse, coral, and blue, they’re as playful as they are comfortable. Slip them on when life feels a little meshugge and let your socks do the kvetching for you.
- Size: Fits women’s shoe sizes 4–10
- Mid-calf rise
- 5% cotton, 15% nylon, 15% polyester, 5% spandex
- Breathable, soft, and durable with 200 needle count
About the brand
Foot Traffic began in 1986 as a single specialty sock store and grew into a Kansas City sock label known for playful designs.
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About the brand
Foot Traffic Socks
Foot Traffic began in 1986 as a single specialty sock store and grew into a Kansas City sock label known for playful designs.
- Based in
- Kansas City, Missouri
- Since
- 1986
- Craft
- Novelty socks and legwear
Foot Traffic started life in 1986 as a specialty sock shop called d.b.a. SOCKS. When the team couldn't find enough fun, well-made styles to fill the shelves, they started designing their own, and the business grew into an eleven-store chain with shops in cities including New Orleans, Atlanta, Washington D.C., Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Other retailers soon asked to carry the socks, the company took the name Foot Traffic, and it gradually closed its stores to focus on design.
The team works from the historic Liquid Carbonic building in Kansas City's Crossroads Arts District. ModernTribe carries their Hanukkah socks for women and kids, covered in menorahs, dreidels and stars.
Good to know
- Started asan eleven-store specialty sock chain (d.b.a. SOCKS)
- Based inKansas City's Crossroads Arts District