Socks — Hot Pink Zebra

2024-10-17T13:00:47+13:00

Type: Clothing — Socks
Price: 12.99

Description:

Want a small way to brighten your day? Start with your socks.

This pink mismatch zebra pair is fun, comfy, and full of personality, with two different designs that still go perfectly together. It’s the kind of everyday item that makes you smile when you pull them on, and adds a pop of colour without you needing to “dress up”.

They’re also a sweet way to raise awareness and spark a conversation, whether you’re wearing them for yourself, for someone you love, or simply because zebra socks are a vibe.

Great for:

🩷 Adding a pop of colour to your day

🦓 Zebra lovers and rare disease awareness

🎨 Mismatch sock fans

🗣️ Sparking conversations and raising awareness

🎁 A meaningful gift for someone you love

🧦 Everyday wear with a fun twist

🏠 Cosy days at home

👟 Sneakers, boots, or slides

🎗️ Awareness events and community days

📸 Outfit pics and fun accessory moments

Features:

🩷 Bright pink colourway that stands out

🦓 Zebra-themed designs

🎨 Mismatch pair for extra personality

🧦 Soft cotton blend for comfy everyday wear

🧵 Stretchy fit with elastic support

🎁 Fun and meaningful gift idea

🗣️ Easy way to raise awareness and start a convo

🖤 Looks great with neutral outfits

Image Description: A bright pink mismatch pair of zebra socks. One sock features zebra stripes, and the other features zebra illustrations. Both socks have black accents on the cuff, heel, and toe.

Details:

Material: 80% cotton, 17% Polyester, 3% elastic

Size: will comfortably fit size 35 — 42

Weight: 40 grams

Package includes: 1x pair of socks

How to Use:

🧦 Pop them on like you normally would

👟 Wear with sneakers, slides, or boots

🎨 Enjoy the mismatch look

Care Instructions:

🌡️ Cool wash only (30°C max)

🧴 Do not bleach

🧼 Do not dry clean

🧺 Do not iron

🌬️ Hang to dry

Why the zebra?

The zebra is a symbol for rare disease and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). There’s a saying taught in medicine: “When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras.” It’s a reminder to look for the most common answer first, but sometimes the rare thing really is the answer. The zebra represents being seen and believed, and reminds us that rare conditions do exist.