Cupla Focal Socks UK 3-7

Irish Socksciety

Éire Grá EU 41-46

Irish Socksciety socks are made using only high quality, certified OEKO TEX, combed cotton which means no harmful materials are used. The socks are unisex and come in two sizes: 3-7 and 8-12. The designs are inspired by all things Irish with a special emphasis on the Irish culture, language, landscape and humour. The company has been accredited a title of All Stars Ireland Irish Sock Company second year in a row. Irish Socksciety are proud members of Guaranteed Irish. Sustainability and community are at the core of everything Irish Socksciety do. All their packaging is recycled, recyclable or compostable. Irish Socksciety collaborate with local charities and organisations to support those in need and embrace equality while havin' the craic from head to toe. The company is located in Galway City right in the middle of Wild Atlantic Way and was established in 2016.

Irish Socksciety

Full Irish Socks UK 3-7

The ultimate cure, the full Irish, can now cuddle your feet too.

Irish Socksciety

Ireland Sports Sock UK 4-7

Step into a little luck and a lot of fun with these Irish Multi-Colored Socks! Designed to brighten your day, these vibrant socks are bursting with color, perfect for lifting your spirits and adding a playful touch to any outfit. Each pair features a mix of bold, cheerful hues that evoke the lively energy of Ireland, bringing a sense of joy and warmth wherever you go. These socks are sure to do the trick. The soft, comfortable fabric keeps your feet cozy, while the lively design brings a bit of Irish luck to your step. Ideal for adding a pop of color and charm, these multi-colored socks are a delightful reminder that every day can be a little brighter with a touch of Irish magic.

Irish Socksciety

Mad Yoke Socks UK 3-7

That Mad Yoke has done it again. Shneaking around for the chips, these yoke seem to always know how to get what they want. I mean, who hasn't been there?

Irish Socksciety

Stick The Kettle On Socks UK 8-12

Tea. A drink so important that it has it’s own phraseology.“How do you take your tea?” Take. Always the verb ‘take’. Not drink. Take.“Do you take milk in your tea?” / “Do you take sugar in your tea?”Not put. Take. Tea is not just a drink. Oh no! It’s a moment of sharing, a hug in a mug, a leveller. A tradition.We all know that horrible feeling of a weak handshake. (*shudders at the thought.)But Good God Almighty is there anything worse than a weak cup of tea?This is often met with the refrain of ‘ Oh are ya having tea in your milk are ya?’Bleurgh. And then, THEN! The actual making of the tea itself. The process, the ritual, the recipe of it all. This has been the cause of debates and divorces. Some say to heat the mug first with hot water. Some say to put the tea bag in first. Some say put in a little bit of water, then the teabag, then give it a good stir. Others say ‘SHHHCALD THE POT!’(For those of you are unfamiliar with the verb ‘ to shhhhhcald’ ; this means you put the hot water in the teapot, rinse it out, put the teabags, fill with hot water and then let it steep.)

Irish Socksciety

Gaelic Football Socks UK 3-7

Here is a perfect gift for the Gaelic Football fans. Something the world hasn't seen yet. The Socks.

Irish Socksciety

Gaelic Football Socks UK 3-7

Here is a perfect gift for the Gaelic Football fans. Something the world hasn't seen yet. The Socks.

Irish Socksciety

Mad Yoke Socks UK 3-7

That Mad Yoke has done it again. Shneaking around for the chips, these yoke seem to always know how to get what they want. I mean, who hasn't been there?

Irish Socksciety

Gaelic Football Socks UK 3-7

Here is a perfect gift for the Gaelic Football fans. Something the world hasn't seen yet. The Socks.