Keep It Movin’ Crew
Original price was: $216.40.$166.46Current price is: $166.46.Bands of black diamonds interplay with a white background on these eye-catching crew socks!
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Bands of black diamonds interplay with a white background on these eye-catching crew socks!
Fits US women’s shoe size 6-12 and men’s shoe size 4-10. The cuff stretches to 16 inches. About 8 inches from heel to top of cuff.
Medium/Large: Label says it’ll fit European shoe size 41-46, or US men’s shoe size 8-12, or up to a women’s 14.
Fits men’s US shoe size 8-13, women’s US shoe size 9+. Maximum stretch in the cuff is about 15 inches.
Fits US women shoe size 6-10, up to a men’s 8.
Fit US men’s shoe size 7-12, or a women’s 9-14 Features a deep heel pocket, elastic arch support, flat seamed toe. Light cushion Labels says it fits a US men’s size 9-13, but we found they fit down to a size 7 (women’s 9), but did fit a size 13. Label says size Large.
Fits women’s US shoe size 7-10 and men’s 5-8. Cuff stretches to about 13 inches, and the body of sock is a bit more snug due to the design.
Label says “one size”, we think these will work best for men’s US shoe size 7-12 and women’s 8.5-14. The cuff stretches to 13 inches.
Fits US men’s shoe size 7-12, or a women’s 9-14 Features a deep heel pocket, elastic arch support, flat seamed toe. Light cushioning. Labels says it fits a US men’s size 9-13, but we found they fit down to a size 7 (women’s 9), but did fit a size 13. Label says size Large.
Should fit men’s US shoe sizes 8-12 and women 9-13, but we found they fit fine on smaller feet too.
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Medium: Fits US shoe size 7.5 to 9.5 women’s, 5.5-7.5 men’s
Should fit US shoe sizes women’s 6-10 or men’s 4-8. The cuff stretches to 16 inches.
Fits best on US men’s shoe sizes 8-12, women’s 10-14. Has arch support. Label says fits US men’s shoe size 6.5-10.
These fine knit crews are based on the carpet designed by SRG Partnership in 1987 for Portland International Airport. For nearly 30 years, this pattern welcomed visitors and returning residents to our fair city, and for many of us it has become synonymous with coming home.