Wide Open socks
Darn Tough Vermont, a sock brand based in Vermont, has introduced a new line of socks called Wide Open™ – The Wide Width Sock. Wide Open is all about providing high-quality socks that are stylish, durable, and stretchy, made specifically for people with wider feet, ankles, and calves.
These socks come in four variations: no show, quarter, micro crew, and crew. They have unique colors and designs and cater to a size range from Women’s 4.5 to Men’s 14.5. Every pair of these socks comes with Darn Tough’s Unconditional Lifetime Guarantee, which means they promise both customer satisfaction and taking responsibility for the environment.
Ric Cabot, the President and CEO of Darn Tough Vermont, shared that this new brand comes after two years of thorough research and hard work to create wide-width socks suitable for daily use. These socks are designed for people who need extra space for their feet, ankles, or calves.
The team at Darn Tough Vermont, especially the executive members, played a crucial role in the planning and launch of this brand. Wide Open socks are set to be available in physical stores from July 2024. They offer not just a great fit but also comfort, style options, and durability, making Wide Open a standout brand. The brand challenges traditional size norms and encourages a shift away from the mindset of using and disposing.
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