Socks Made in the USA

Farm to Feet aims to make high-quality hiking socks the right way – 100% U.S. materials, 100% U.S. manufacturing, and 100% U.S. workers right from their factory in Mount Airy, North Carolina. Their hiking socks are primarily made from Merino wool – a material that provides a great blend of comfort, breathability, and warmth. Farm to Feet designs these socks with the hiker in mind, providing extra cushioning in targeted high-impact areas. They also use a modern knitting technique called “hidden nylon plaiting,” which results in a smooth sock exterior. Farm to Feet has unique seam placements in low-stress sock areas, increasing longevity. Check out our exclusive tour of their factory on YouTube as well! Mike visited their Mt. Airy facility recently and got a private walkthrough of their entire production process.

Camel City Mill makes wool work socks from 100% US-sourced merino wool. They are based in Winston Salem, North Carolina, a once thriving hub for American textiles. Their socks are super comfortable, breathable, and durable. Mike has a couple pairs of their wool work socks and did a recent YouTube feature on them, which we linked above.

Fox River Socks has been making socks in the USA since 1900; their socks are made for those who enjoy the outdoors, sports, and active lifestyles, especially those exploring challenging terrains and cold temperatures. They also sell socks made for the snow and skiing and military-grade socks. Fox River uses its signature Wick Dry moisture management technology in many of its socks, which aim to keep feet dry and reduce moisture in socks, which often leads to blisters and hot spots. They also offer a URfit personalized fit system, where socks are made using memory-knit construction, spandex compression zones, and a contour rib top that conforms and fits your foot for a personal experience. It’s worth noting that their socks are handmade in the USA using US and imported yarn.

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Based in North Carolina, Boardroom Socks are made to impress. They have a ton of different varieties in the materials they use. So, if you like a wool/nylon combination sock vs. a primarily cotton sock (or any other material), they should have plenty of styles available for each. The socks made with 74% Pima cotton are made to be the most comfortable, while the styles made up of at least 60% Merino wool were the warmest. These socks are made to fit well and not slip too much after multiple hours of wear either. Boardroom has both over-the-calf and mid-calf length socks too. Also, make sure to check out our recent tour of their knitting mill in North Carolina.

American Giant has a great selection of crew, ankle, and wool socks for men and women that are manufactured by Nester Hosiery in Mt. Airy, North Carolina – the same manufacturer that makes Farm to Feet socks! We toured their factory recently, which was super cool. Use the code AAR for 20% off your entire order.

Based in Statesville, North Carolina, Thorlos is a huge American sock manufacturer that started in 1980. Thorlos makes padded socks for everyday casual wear for people who suffer from sore feet. Primarily made from their exclusive THOR•LON acrylic, these socks have extra cushioning in all the high-pressure areas that provide support and take the stress away. The tight, comfortable compression fit helps reduce lactic acid buildup and increases blood flow to other body parts to keep your legs and feet feeling great. Thorlos’s “uncompromising and unflinching dedication to [consumers’] best foot health needs” is one of the reasons their customers love them, says James Jesserer, their EVP of Marketing and Sales.

BAMTECH makes a unique pair of performance boot socks from bamboo material. They are naturally cooling and anti-bacterial, and have extra padding around the ankle and underfoot. These socks also have a bit of nylon and spandex in them for flexibility and durability.

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Premium socks are a highly competitive space. Boldfoot aims to stand above the through its product lineup, manufacturing process, and customer service. Boldfoot has an extensive lineup of colors and styles for anyone who wants to spice up their sock drawer. Whether it’s for everyday style or more formal occasions, Boldfoot has an option for you. These socks are super affordable, too, compared to other premium sock brands – they charge $15 per pair. In terms of materials, these socks are “grown here and sewn here.” Each pair is made of 75% Supima Cotton, 23% nylon, and 2% spandex – they are also a tad thicker than the normal dress sock. The nylon and spandex components are made to help with durability and stretching.

Boldfoot is also known for its customer service and offers a three-month sock insurance plan. Should your new pair rip or tear unexpectedly in the first 90 days, you can send them back, and Boldfoot will give you a replacement pair. Boldfoot has an unwavering dedication to making their products in the USA simply “because it matters,” says Brad Christmann, Founder of Boldfoot (based in North Carolina). “Supporting jobs in our local economy allows a family to send their daughter to soccer camp or to provide proper care for their aging father. We’re honored to support this trickle-down effect.”

Authentically American is a mission-driven company with all of their apparel 100% made in the USA – they donate 10% of their profits to veteran and first responder charities. They have a lineup of socks that come in various patriotic patterns. They even have specific styles for Army West Point, Naval Academy, USMA, and Coast Guard Academy. Their socks are primarily cotton-based, with some nylon mixed in for durability. Check out our interview with Authentically American Founder, Dean Wegner. And we have an exclusive discount code! Enter the code SPOTLIGHT at checkout for 25% off your entire order.

Darn Tough has been making durable socks for almost 40 years out of their facilities in Northfield, Vermont. These socks are designed for if you work in an industry like construction where you’re on your feet all day. Darn Tough socks are designed to hardly fade after numerous wears and washes and still keep their soft feel and cushioning. They use a custom, shrink-treated Merino wool in many of their more popular products, resulting in a blend of comfort, strength, and breathability.

The Swiftwick Aspire Four socks are made for cyclists – offering compression, a snug fit, breathability, and a thin profile. These socks are really easy to snap in and out of cycling shoes. The fit is designed to be tight, but not too tight to where it’s uncomfortable – just the right amount of compression to help with foot fatigue. The Aspire Four design is also very breathable and wicks away moisture well by using an Olefin fiber in its construction. In terms of materials, these socks are made from 67% nylon, 28% Olefin, and 5% spandex. These socks also come in a multitude of colors.

Smartwool has a few socks assembled in the USA using imported yarn. Check the product details on their website, which should break down the country of origin for every pair in their online store.

Compression socks have a ton of health benefits, and Lily Trotters are making some right here in the USA. They can be used for a bunch of different activities, not just working out. Compression socks help your legs feel great by increasing blood flow from your legs to your heart and increasing your blood oxygen levels, keeping you energized and reducing lactic acid buildup. Lily Trotters socks use a high-performance compression that leaves you feeling great after every use. There’s a wide style variety of Lily Trotters compression socks – so many patterns and colors to choose from. The comfort level is also designed to be very high – they use micro-nylon yarns (that you typically don’t find elsewhere) that are thinner and more comfortable than traditional materials. Also, be sure to check out our interview with the ladies at Lily Trotters.

Hippy Feet sells a huge array of socks in a variety of styles, types, and materials for both men and women. The length options for these socks include ankle, crew, knee-high, over-the-calf, and quarter crew. They sell socks made from alpaca, cotton, or wool. Hippy Feet’s patterns range from basic to colorful designs; you can also buy their socks in bundles. Most importantly, Hippy Feet donates 50% of its profits to non-profit organizations that support homeless youth. They also manufacture their socks using eco-friendly practices.

Harvest & Mill makes sustainable, 100% organic cotton socks with no artificial dyes. Everything is sourced and made in the USA from start to finish.

Wrightsock is a family-owned business that has been manufacturing amazing socks for runners, walkers, and hikers since 1948. Every pair is double-layered to absorb friction and prevent blistering while still remaining surprisingly breathable.

Duckworth makes incredibly comfortable Merino wool socks that are 100% sourced from U.S. suppliers. They have everything from ski socks to normal athletic socks and other styles to choose from.

Solmate Socks have tons of different patterns and colors for people of all ages. Their socks are designed to be fun with a variety of patterns, high comfort levels, and options for kids and babies. They started in 2000 and continue making all of their socks in North Carolina in a very eco-friendly and sustainable way. Every pair is knit from recycled cotton yarn from the leftovers of T-shirt factories and is certified by the Global Recycling Standard. They grind up the remnants that would typically go into a landfill and spin up their own yarn in many different colors. Solmate is also very active in the community, donating socks to people in need through several charitable organizations from day one.

Mitscoots Outfitters is doing amazing things for the community and making high-quality socks while they are at it. For every pair you purchase, Mitscoots gives an equal pair to a homeless person in need and employs them to package socks in Austin, Texas, and help them transition to a better spot in life. We reached out to the Mitscoots Co-Founder Tim Scott to get his take on why they manufacture in the USA: “We make things in the USA because we can and should. As long as that’s possible, we will always look to make our neighbors stronger through our mission to help the homeless and with our manufacturing partners.” These socks are created to be super soft and come in several fun patterns that are primarily for casual use. They are made from combed cotton and have a deep heel pocket, which adds comfort and keeps the socks from sliding off your feet. Scott says what sets them apart for their customers. “We make great things so that we can go out and do a great thing for others.”

Skater Socks’ mission is simple – bring back the classic cotton striped tube socks that were so popular in the skater community in the 70s. And they’ve been doing that every day since they were founded in 2003, still operating as a family-run business to this day. Skater Socks has many different colors to choose from but sticks to their roots with this classic pattern. They have options available for kids and adults in a variety of different sizes – mid-calf, knee-high, and thigh-high.

RocknSocks provides over-the-knee socks. The founder, Misty, got started when she began bringing fun, eco-friendly socks to music festivals, which is where the name was born. They use Texas-based organic and regenerated cotton in all their products and recycled paper stocks for all their packaging. Their over-the-knee socks have a wide style variety. They have a ribbed design at the top of the sock, allowing it to comfortably hug your leg and not slide down. The type of cotton they use and the stitching method are used for a really soft feel.

Alpaca socks are not very common, but they are made to be super comfortable. Golden Touch Naturals began producing socks in 2001 when the two Founders, Shelley and Chris Riley, brought alpacas onto their farm in Westport, Massachusetts, and began raising them for fiber production. The outdoorsman sock is designed to be incredibly comfortable and warm – they work well for anyone in a primarily cold climate. The interior of the sock has a full alpaca terry loop knit, which provides comfort and cushioning. These socks are reinforced in the toe, arch, and heel areas to improve longevity and have a nylon exterior.

Dapper Classics makes high-quality men’s dress socks. Their range includes over-the-calf socks, mid-calf socks, crew socks, and no-show socks, so whatever your needs, there should be a pair for you. Their socks are knitted at a third-generation mill in North Carolina and aim to be breathable in all seasons, stay up and have a linked toe for a smoother fit and more durability. They also feature cushioning around the arch support. Their crew socks are primarily made from Merino Wool (70%) which is used for its breathability, as well as 29% nylon and 1% spandex. Dapper Classic’s socks come in a range of colors, from classic blacks/greys to bright greens and oranges.

If you like a company that’s explicit about its supply chain, then DeFeet does just that. On their website, they’re passionate about keeping sock-making in the US and having a local supply chain. Their wool comes from free-ranging sheep in the Rocky Mountains and is washed and dyed in North America. While their performance fiber is sourced from North Carolina, where Repreve yarn is manufactured from locally recycled plastic bottles.

DeFeet has been going since 1992 and makes its socks “inside out” for those who enjoy an outdoor lifestyle. Their socks are primarily made for cyclists but also can be worn by hikers and used as daily wear. They also offer custom-made socks using DeFeet’s PrintMySock design portal on their website. DeFeet’s socks also come with a 5-year warranty, offering to replace them during this time if you’re not happy with your product.

Offering men’s and women’s socks, Kentwool’s products are made from Merino wool, which is naturally odor resistant, helps regulate your temperature, and absorbs perspiration. These socks are made for those who enjoy sports or an active lifestyle. Kentwool offers their socks as ankle socks, crew length, sports low, and compression. They also offer dress socks as part of their range too. You need to be quick when ordering from Kentwood, as their socks are only available while supplies last and aren’t restocked. They offer a wide range of styles, so you should find something to suit you.

Since 1992, Maggie’s Organics has been knitting its socks in the USA using organic cotton and organic merino wool. They offer a huge arrange of sock types, including classic crew, allergy socks (ideal for sensitive skin), ragg socks (loose, casual socks), footie, athletic, merino wool, dress socks, “knee-hi,” snuggle, wellness socks, baby, “value paks” and “variety paks.”

As the name suggests, Maggie’s Organics is committed to real Fair Trade and making its products from farm to finish. Their website is incredibly transparent about its manufacturing process, where each step is done, and they ensure that their suppliers are organic or operating responsibly too and that they have the certifications needed to prove it. It’s worth noting that Maggie produces 65% of its products in the USA; they’re mostly dyed and knit in the US, but cotton is sourced from organic cotton growers in Tanzania, and wool is sourced from family farmers in southern Argentina.

Hollow Socks makes socks from alpaca wool that are ideal for any outdoor activities from hiking to skiing, working, or just relaxing. The material is naturally moisture wicking, antimicrobial, hypoallergenic, and temperature regulating. They have lots of lengths and styles available, so check out their online inventory.

Made in the USA, using US-grown cotton, This Night Socks is inspired by the colors and patterns of Japan. Designed by an artist, these socks are knit with thin cotton that fits shoes well but is also substantial. These socks are made to hold up, feature flat-toe seams, and have a touch of lycra for a “fresh-pair fit.”This Night Socks have elegant colors and patterns made with one-knit ringspun cotton.

After her hometown hosiery mill in Pennsylvania where Kate (the designer) worked was closed by its new corporate owners, This Night Socks now donates $1 for every pair sold to two nonprofits that help children in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, where she now works.

Sleet & Sole makes socks from recycled plastic bottles and American-sourced yarn. Everything is incredibly comfortable, and they are very conscious about their sourcing decisions. The wool comes from small North Carolina farmers, and they also use recycled cotton.

Apolla Performance Wear is a female-led business that manufacturers amazing compression socks and dancer footwear. They got started in 2016 and are the sock choice for several professional dancers and choreographers.

Origin has a few basic socks that are 100% sourced and manufactured domestically. All of them are moisture-wicking and very breathable, made from a Polysynth blend.

Zkano is based in Fort Payne, Alabama (the “former sock capital of the world,” they claim), and makes wonderful socks that make a statement. They have a huge collection of fun and vibrant patterns and colors to choose from. Everything is 100% grown, sewn, and produced in the USA.

Ruck Sox makes high-performance rucking socks for law enforcement, military, and hard-working individuals who need a sock that can hold up to their boots and the elements. Almost their entire supply chain is based in North Carolina and South Carolina, and they get the wool for their socks from ranchers in the western US.

Soledier Socks are 100% American made and for every pair you purchase, the company donates a pair of socks to our troops and veterans. These socks are super comfy and extremely durable.

Solid State Clothing offers a pair of ragg wool socks that are made in Hickory, North Carolina, from high-quality Merino wool. These socks have a unique, soft texture that is super comfortable and dries quickly.

The Buffalo Wool Company is a family-run business in North Texas that has been making buffalo wool socks and other accessories for over 40 years. They have lots of cozy options and a completely domestic supply chain.

GIZMO Socks is based in Las Vegas and crafts socks and other accessories specifically for runners. Not all of their products are made in the USA, but the domestically made ones are clearly marked on their website.