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Our most-popular sock style year after year, our Crew Socks are colorful,...
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Leaving the Earth better than we found it.
Carried at many small businesses around the US.
In 2000, textile artist Marianne Wakerlin started Solmate Socks with a simple rebellion against the ordinary. She saw a world of "perfect pairs" and decided to offer something better: beautifully crafted, whimsically mismatched works of art made right here in America.
When Marianne retired in 2015, her son Randy and daughter-in-law Lisa took the helm, dedicated to carrying on our family tradition of color, comfort, and creative spirit.
Sustainability starts with the people who make it happen. We are proud to be one of the few American hosiery mills that provides living wages and premium healthcare. To us, ethical practices aren't just a policy- they are a promise to our team. By valuing people over profit, we hope to inspire a kinder standard for the entire industry.
We don’t just make awesome socks; we cultivate individuality. Every pair is hand-designed by our team using a perfectly curated palette of recycled yarns. They are full of love, warmth, and character—meant to be worn with confidence.But we know that for many, socks are a necessity before they are a fashion statement. Despite being the most requested item at homeless shelters, socks are the least often donated. For over 20 years, Solmate has donated socks to refugee centers, family services, and shelters across the US. We believe in changing lives, one foot at a time.
Learn more about our giving initiatives.
For us, being "eco-friendly" isn't a trend; it’s our heritage. As a Certified B-Corporation, we meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance. From our recycled materials to our zero-waste manufacturing goals, we are part of a global movement working to prepare today for a better tomorrow.
