Art and Music

Depicting the view outside of his window at a French Asylum, Van Gogh’s Starry Night is one of the world’s most recognizable paintings. Wear the iconic art piece with Hotsox’s Starry Night socks as part of their famous artist series.

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Painted in the 19th Century by Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai, The Great Wave, has become a staple of international art. Celebrate Mt. Fuji and the beauty of nature with Hotsox’s Great Wave Socks.

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Based off ‘The Great Wave’ by Katsushika Hokusai, the contrasting colors and intricate detail bring the wave’s emotion and beauty to your sock drawer.

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Whether you like being naughty or nice, flash your sense of free will with a pair of Out of Print’s A Clockwork Orange socks!

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Perform your drum solo by wearing these socks. Perfect for a band member or music enthusiast, these upbeat socks are sure to keep the rhythm in your step.

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Groundhog Day, Ghostbusters, Caddyshack, and Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. All great movies, and all starring the infamous Bill Murray and his incredible ability to make the world chuckle just one more time!

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We’ve been told that not only did Mozart and Beethoven own a pair of these bad boys, but even Bach was seen flashing a pair from time to time.

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Mr. Edgar Allen Poe has come into the sock world with as much melancholy and despair as you would expect. Flash the author’s somber expression everywhere you go with Out of Print’s Poe-ka Dot Socks!

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When a good book gets banned, it becomes a GREAT book! Never forget history’s most taboo literature with Out of Print’s mismatched banned books sock.

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Created from sugar or clay, calaveras, are used as offerings on altars dedicated to celebrating the lives of deceased relatives on Dia De Los Muertos. Celebrate their lives and yours with every step you take!  Sizing One Size Fits Most (Sock Size 10-13) Men’s Shoe Size US: 7-12.5 // UK: 6.5-12 ...

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We’d like to think Miss Elizabeth Bennet herself would own these socks, but what does anyone know about what that girl wants!

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Since their rise in the 60's the Grateful Dead have brought into the world new music, new style, and a gang of bears that are marching not dancing! 

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One click and POW your memory of a moment becomes real forever! Just don’t shake the picture please...

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Keith Haring used his art to promote messages of love and freedom, and this sock is no different. Let the music of life fill your heart and take you to paradise!

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Painted in 1889, Van Gogh states that this self-portrait captures his true character. Celebrate the Van Gogh and your true character with Hotsox’s Self Portrait socks!

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From museum walls to your very own dresser, Edvard Munch’s The Scream is now a part of Hotsox’s famous artist series. Express your melancholy with this oh-so dramatic sock.

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Like the song goes, we all live in a yellow submarine! Below water, or above, live your submarine lifestyle in comfort with Happy Socks.

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Click! 📸Click! 📸 Just a quick photo every time you slide your socks on! No big deal.

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Quoth the Raven, “Oh these socks are sick.”

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Whether you’re a master at the keys, a crafty composer, or just a lover of sound, Foot Traffic’s ankle packs will make you wanna get up and move with the music.

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Cubism, color, abstraction, and emotion! These are just some of the incredible themes found throughout Pablo Picasso’s art and expression of the human self.

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An artist with no limits, a woman with unwavering individuality, and an icon like no other, Frida Kahlo was a visionary that’s remembered today and will be remembered tomorrow!

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As a master of surrealism and an eccentric human being we’d like to think Salvador Dali would gladly wear these mismatched socks on his hands, and maybe his feet too!

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Designed by Bob Thomas, the Dancing Bears were born as part of the back cover to the Grateful Dead's 1973 live album History of the Grateful Dead, Volume One (Bear's Choice)!

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Formed in 1973 New York City, KISS introduced the world to four wild childs that fused music, performance, and attitude to create an unforgettable impact on American music.

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Painted in 1946 as a self-portrait, René Magritte created The Son of Man to highlight the interest in seeing the visible and uncovering what is being hidden by the visible.

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Shall we compare these to a sweet summer’s night? We think it’s only appropriate for a Shakespeare inspired sock!

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Not quite 88 keys, but there’s more than enough to fill your day up with the beauty of music and the power of piano!

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A little party never hurt anybody right? Celebrate the triumphs, and tribulations, of life with the one and only Mr. Gatsby at your side.

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BRRRRRRZZZTT ! There’s nothing quite like the strum of a guitar and the sensations that follow.

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As the last album recorded on the Grateful Dead’s original label, Steal Your Face is an integral part of the Grateful Dead’s history and and even better statement sock!

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Top 40 is not allowed here, only monk hymns and yodeling goats!

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From a distant point in space comes a prince from asteroid B 612! Celebrate one of the galaxy’s most beloved monarchs with Out of Print’s Little Prince socks.

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DJ Kitty Cat is in the mix and his beats are ready to keep the party purring all night long!

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Covered in hearts that are dippin’ and dancin’, this edition of Happy Socks’ Keith Haring collaboration has all the love in the world, and then some!

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Bright colors and a bright mind turned Keith Haring’s art into iconic pieces of pop culture. Slap on a pair of his work and you’ll look just like an 80’s New York subway stop.

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