

Valentine's Day gift ideas from Happy Socks
Flowers wilt, chocolates are quickly eaten. The Happy Socks models last longer. We have new designs in the shop for Valentine's Day. You can give yourself or others a little treat.
Since 2008, the Happy Socks brand has been proving that socks don't have to be boring. I'll pick out some models from the new arrivals that are perfect for Valentine's Day. You can add flowers or sweets if you like.
If you're looking for a gift that's already wrapped, then the «Love Tickets» set is the product for you. It consists of two pairs of crew-cut socks. This is slightly longer than sneaker socks, but significantly shorter than knee-high socks.

As you would expect from Happy Socks, the socks are made from 85 per cent cotton, two per cent elastane and 13 per cent polyamide. They are machine washable at 40 degrees. And I think the kitsch factor of the motif is kept within limits.
The message of the next two models is clearer. The design department was probably thinking of a message like «You're so sweet» with the heart-shaped cherries.
The first variant emphasises the love symbol more strongly. They are more like hearts with a green stem. The second variant is a simple pair of colourful socks. Of course, the recipient may find the message too subtle. Perhaps you could simply use both versions for yourself and your partner? The material combination and cut correspond to the gift set.
The pair with the roses is also subtle. With the basic colour black, you can also wear the pair with a business outfit. At least you'll add a little pop of colour. However, I would advise you not to give the pair as the only gift. Because that might seem a bit boring.
You can find many other Happy Socks styles, even without Valentine's motifs, in our shop.
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