Stance Boyd 4 White Socks

Name: Stance Boyd 4 White Socks
Brand: Stance
SKU: 7040
Price: 13 EUR
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The Stance Uncommon Solids are the staple to every sock drawer. The Stance Boyd 4 sports sophisticated features and are more versatile than a Swiss army knife. Crafted from premium combed cotton, this classic crew sock delivers a smooth ride and medium cushioning. A reinforced heel and toe offer additional durability while mesh vents keep feet cool and dry. And thanks to its elastic arch and self-adjusting cuff, the Boyd 4 cradles the contours of your feet to provide moderate support.

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FEATURES:

Athletic Ribbed Terry Loop In Forefoot, Heel, And Toe For Medium Cushion Arch Support Reinforced Heel & Toe Seamless Toe Closure.

FIT:

Classic sock height at 7 inches above ankle.

THICKNESS:

Medium. Additional cushioning throughout the sock for a more secure, comfortable fit with a greater impact protection.

PRODUCT CARE:

Machine wash at 40°c Avoid bleaching or ironing Socks will last longer if you keep them out of the dryer 79% Combed Cotton, 11% Polyester, 8% Nylon, 2% Elastane

Calcetines: Crew

Reference M556A18BOY-WHT-L

ean13 190107141857

Stance was founded in 2009 by Jeff Kearl, John Wilson, Aaron Hennings, Ryan Kingman and Taylor Shupe. The original founders saw an opportunity to address the category of fashion they felt had been overlooked by many brands and the majority of the industry.

The company first began shipping product in 2010, is sold in over 40 countries worldwide

In April 2015, the NBA announced that Stance had been named the official on-court sock of the NBA starting in the 2015-2016 season. As part of the deal, Stance would be able to display its logo on all socks worn on-court by players, the first in NBA history for apparel companies. Stance opened its first store in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City in November 2015