Mostly popular among women and kids, all over socks are socks where a logo, pattern or text is repeated all over, covering the entire sock area. All-over models are usually knee-high and in some cases crew-length, providing more space for the recurring design to be...
Terry is a manufacturing style where a sock area is knitted with a secondary loop in order to create extra cushioning. There are two types of  terry styles: full terry which covers the entire foot or half terry which focuses on the sole area. Terry style socks are...
Here’s a template that can be used when creating your custom socks. Please note, the cuff and leg areas are sometimes also simply referred as cuff. For those looking into making personalized sport socks, the mesh area is located in the instep while ribs go on...
If you’re not familiar with mesh, this is an open knitting style that creates a pattern of interstices within the sock. These interstices allow your foot to breath, mesh being mostly used for sports such as cycling, running – and in some cases hockey...
Ribbed socks are socks featuring vertical ridges along the leg. Designed to provide elasticity and hold better to the leg, this pattern is mostly associated with crew socks and knee-highs. These models are more particularly used for sports requiring a lot of...
Here is a glossary to help you when looking into creating your first custom sock model. All-Over sock: Sock featuring a repetitive design or pattern. Argyle: Diamond pattern featuring multiple colors. Ankle sock: Sock model covering the ankle. Crew sock: Sock model...
