The flaming hearts are my personal fav…

Dara liked the anchors best…

Brigid loved the teal on the birds on a wire and Kori hated the robot pirate (I’ll be shooting those next week). But there are more, lots more…
We will be adding Roller Derby styles, pink elephants, crew socks for women, silly socks for men (robot pirates are no more ridiculous than smiling bacon and eggs) yes, there will even be bacon and egg socks and more. There are even a few new argyles and we’ll be taking lots more pictures in the days to come.
So watch the latest items page for even more goodies next week.

You didn’t know we’re sisters did you? Well, we kind if are, Carrie started her business just a few blocks from where I dreamed this one up. We shared an employee for several months before she went full time with us and recently she hired the sister of another of our employees. We’ve exchanged ideas and have even talked about sharing a warehouse in the past. People get us mixed up sometimes too, two female run sock businesses in a little town like Portland, what are the odds? Thankfully we all get along great, and together, we sell a lot of fun socks!

As has often been the case with me in the past I was a bit overwhelmed with my many sock-related doings when he wrote me a few months later and wasn’t sure I wanted to take on three adorable little designs so I said not now, but probably later (famous last words I know)…

But this was too good of an idea to go away and while Ken has been creating ever more designs & spreading the word about his cool socks he was noticed by our very own Mr Natosi (AKA Bsti) who showed everyone at work in my absence (I was running errands with and for my folks that day), they were all in awe of these brilliant little socks and when I walked in that afternoon one person after another was quick to ask if I’d seen the new socks, did Bsti show you the socks he found? what do you think of those crazy socks? Often one to be skeptical of so much enthusiasm I approached a monitor, show me these socks I said… Guts, cigarettes, red meat and wood! this has gotten good. I recognized some of the socks and realized this was meant to be, a great and growing line of unique US made socks. I put Dara on the task of contacting Ashi Dashi and working out the details and in short time we had our samples.
Every bit as impressed with the real thing as we were with the pictures we carefully chose our first batch and got our pictures done. They were, without a doubt, some of the most fun shots we’ve done lately.
So we hope you all enjoy these as much as we do,
they fit great and you can feel good about wearing them.
But be warned, like so many things here at Sock Dreams…

these socks may be addictive.