The Baker Socks
The Baker Socks
These socks are crafted from a blend of 50% pre-consumer cotton waste, 33% recycled plastic bottle polyester, and 17% ECONYL® regenerated nylon for durability, making them a smart choice for reducing textile waste.
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Socko's 'The Baker' socks are part of their Recycled Range, designed to tackle textile waste head-on. They transform discarded materials into high-quality, comfortable footwear built to endure.
- Made from 50% pre-consumer garment cutting waste cotton, such as t-shirt offcuts.
- Contains 33% polyester from recycled plastic bottles.
- Plated with 17% ECONYL® regenerated nylon, sourced from fishing nets and other nylon waste, for enhanced durability.
This thoughtful combination not only diverts waste from landfill but also ensures exceptional durability and comfort. Every pair comes with a mending kit and darning instructions, empowering you to extend the life of your socks and actively participate in reducing textile waste.
About Our Brand Socko
Socko tackles the often-overlooked issue of textile waste within everyday essentials, specifically focusing on socks. In a world grappling with the environmental impact of fast fashion, Socko provides a solution for durable, comfortable footwear that actively diverts materials from landfill, offering a more responsible choice for consumers.
What truly sets Socko apart is their innovative material composition, which transforms discarded resources into high-performance products. Their socks are made from a blend of 50% pre-consumer garment cutting waste cotton, 33% polyester from recycled plastic bottles, and 17% ECONYL® regenerated nylon from fishing nets, ensuring both exceptional durability and comfort.
Beyond material innovation, Socko champions a repair culture, a tangible commitment to longevity that extends the life of their products. Every pair includes a mending kit and darning instructions, empowering customers to participate in reducing textile waste and fostering a more sustainable consumption behaviour.