Fifteen constructions, and room for the one you have not seen yet.
These are the sock types we run today, grouped by length, by use and by speciality. Each one is produced under your brand, to your technical file.
Crew socks
The standard length, sitting just above the ankle bone. Rib cuff, flat or terry foot.
Ankle socks
Finishing at the ankle. The everyday length for trainers and casual shoes.
Quarter socks
Between ankle and crew, clearing the shoe collar without covering the calf.
No-show socks
Invisible below the shoe line, held with a silicone grip at the heel.
Knee-high socks
Full length to below the knee. Formal wear, school uniform and team kit.
Over-the-knee socks
Above the knee, knitted with graduated elastane so they stay up.
Sport and performance socks
Zoned cushioning, mesh ventilation panels and arch support to specification.
Compression socks
Graduated pressure from ankle to calf, knitted to a stated mmHg profile.
Terry and cushioned socks
Pile loops knitted into the sole for impact absorption and warmth.
Dress socks
Fine gauge, flat knit, mercerised cotton or wool for a smooth close finish.
Thermal and winter socks
Heavier gauge in wool or brushed blends for cold-weather wear.
Non-slip and hospital socks
Silicone tread applied to the sole for grip on hard floors.
Toe socks
Individually knitted toe pockets, available in crew and no-show lengths.
Baby and kids socks
Small diameters with soft non-binding cuffs, from newborn upward.
Tights and hosiery
Fine denier legwear knitted on the same certified yarn base.
If it can be knitted, it can be knitted here.
This catalogue lists what buyers have asked for so far — not the limit of what the machines will do. Cylinder diameter, gauge, yarn, structure and finishing are all variables we set to your file. If the sock you need is not on this page, it is not because we cannot make it. Send the drawing and we will knit it.