Uses of colors

Colors for classic socks

Choose up to 6 colors of cotton. The heel, tip and toe can each have their own color.

Polyamide can also be used as a supplement for smaller motifs or for higher contrast with white motifs on dark base colors. If the colors are only used one below the other and not next to each other, it is also possible to use up to 10 colors, but this depends on the exact design.

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Examples of the use of colors in classic socks

Here are some design examples for knitted cotton socks. As you can see, the design options are very diverse. Motifs, texts and colors can be used across the entire sock. Only the heel and toe have to be one color.

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Colors for sports socksn

Choose up to 5 colors of cotton. The heel, tip and toe can each have their own color.

Here are some design examples for knitted cotton sports socks. As you can see, the design options are very diverse. Motifs, text and colours can be used across the entire sock. However, as the motifs are woven from polyamide, they should not take up too much space. Sports socks are typically not woven with motifs across the entire surface, as this would lead to sweaty socks due to the polyamide. Furthermore, the waistband, toe and toe must be plain.

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Examples of the use of colours in sports socks

Here are some design examples for knitted sports socks made from cotton and polyamide. As you can see, the design options are very diverse. Motifs, texts and colours can be used across the entire sock as long as the proportion is not too high. The cuff, heel and toe must be one colour.

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