Because socks you wear every day deserve a bit more thought.
Most of us don't think much about our socks until something is wrong with them. Then we notice every wrinkle, seam, slipping cuff and worn heel.
Soleberie socks are designed to avoid all of that. They're premium everyday socks made to feel good from the moment you put them on until the moment you take them off.
Soft from the start
Every Soleberie sock is made from a blend of bamboo, organic cotton, polyamide, elastodiene and elastane.
The bamboo gives the socks their lovely softness and smooth feel. Organic cotton adds comfort and durability, while the technical fibres provide the stretch, recovery and shape retention needed for a sock that stays comfortable through a full day of wear.
Made for everyday life
These aren't highly technical socks intended for one sport and they're not socks you save for best. We designed them to be worn. A lot.
They work just as well with boots on a muddy dog walk as they do with trainers for a day in town. Wear them to work, on a long drive, away travelling, in the garden or at home on the sofa.
Reinforced where socks need it
Softness is lovely, but not if the sock wears out too quickly. The heels and toes use cotton, with polyamide running through the heel, toe and sole to add durability in the places that take the most wear.
It is a small detail, but an important one. We want Soleberie socks to feel great and to keep earning their place in your drawer.
Made by sock specialists
Our socks are made in by a family firm in northern Portugal.
They have held ISO 9001 quality certification and OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification for over 20 years and the factory is regularly audited.
For us, that experience matters and the commitment to ‘doing things correctly’ was non-negotiable. A good sock looks simple, but getting the fit, tension, softness, stretch and finishing right takes a surprising amount of know-how.
Designed for real life
Soleberie wasn't created for a perfectly styled photograph. It was created for muddy fields, long walks, busy days, city breaks, road trips, countryside weekends and quiet afternoons at home.
In other words, real life.