Upstate & Chill® Sock - Forest/Earth
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- USD 24.00
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- USD 24.00
- Regular price
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USD
Upstate & Chill® Sock - Forest/Earth
- Regular price
- USD 24.00
- Sale price
- USD 24.00
- Regular price
-
USD
Where is Upstate New York, anyway?
We get this one all the time. And to tell you the truth, there’s no simple answer. If you ask 10 people what “upstate” means, you’ll get 10 different definitions. (Do you mean the Hudson Valley or the Catskills? Finger Lakes or the Adirondacks? Is the North Country somehow more upstate than the Southern Tier? Or how about “all of the above”?)
That’s why we’ve come to believe that “upstate” isn’t really a place—it’s a feeling and sense of place.
Years ago, when we first started exploring this area, our idea of “upstate” was an escape from the craziness of the city—a place to slow down and unwind. Then it slowly dawned on us that it didn’t just have to be an escape. It could actually be our homebase. “Chill” could be our default. And eventually, like so many before us, we made upstate our permanent home: not just a place to visit, but a place to be. (this was a return for Andrew having been born and raised in Western New York)
The Upstate & Chill brand is our attempt to capture all of those feelings and associations. It seems to appeal to everyone from locals to daytrippers to homesick Californians. It even appeals to people who’ve never visited here, but who yearn for a different pace of life.
Product Details
Made from American-grown combed cotton, these crew-length socks are knit from some of the finest cotton in the world – and they are ready to stand the test of time. Boasting a vintage yet timeless style, these Upstate & Chill socks make ideal companions for boots, sneakers, or lazy weekend mornings by the fire.
- 77% Combed Cotton, 14% Nylon, 7% Polyester, 2% Spandex. Wash cold, dry low.
- Universal Fit: Men's US Size 8.5 - 13 / Women's US Size 6 - 10. Crew Length. Stays firm on the leg.
- Knit in North Carolina by a mill stretched out across acres of land owned by the same family for generations. NC has been a concentrated center for knitting mills, yarn spinners, and dye houses since the 1930s and 40s.
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