Knitted socks are created by machines or hand, using loops of yarn and interlocking them to form a fexlible and stretchy fabric. They vary in thickness, design and material. Commonly used for everyday wear and athetic activities.

Jacquard socks refer to a specific type of design technique used in knitting. Jacquard is a method that allows intricate patterns, images, or designs to be worn or knitted into the fabric. Often used to create visually appearing and detailed pattern, ranging from single geometric designs to complex and colourful images. Tends to be more decorative and often used in fashion accessories.

Full 360° Digital Print socks have a seamless and continous design that wraps around the entire sock, covering it from top to bottom in a complete circle, hence the 360° reference.

Made using digital printing technology, which allows for highly detaild and complete desgins to be printed directly onto the fabric of the sock

Process:
1. Digital design is created using a graphic design software and can include intricate patterns, images, logos or other virtual elements.
2. Digital design is print onto the sock fabric using a specialized machine, allowing for high resolution. full color designs to be reproduced accurately.
3. Design wraps round the sock seamlessly, including toe, heel and at around the foot. No seams or interruptions in the pattern.

Ideal for companies showcasing their branding or corporate logo in a noticeable and creative way.

Great for individual expression at a fashion statement with personalized artwork, patterns, images or your own messages

Embroidery sock are embellished with decorative designs or patterns using embroidery techniques. Thread or yarn is stitched onto a fabric to create intricate and detailed designs. Adds texture and virtual interest to the sock's surface, making them unique and visually appealing.

Process:
1. Design or patterns created on a digital platform or paper, and serves as a guide.
2. Sock fabric is stabilized to provide a secure surface, preventing puckering or distorting during the stitching process.
3. Sock is placed onto the embroidery machine and design is uploaded to the machine software. Machine has multiple needles and threads that stitch the design onto the sock
4. Machine starts stitching according programmed design, using different types of stitches and thread colors,
5. Excess threads are trimmed upon completion and sock is inspected for quality and accuracy of embroidery.

Known for durability and less likely to fade/wear off over time compared to printed designs. Raised threads add a tactie feel and visual appeal.