Daniel Craig has been spotted wearing THIS sock brand - here's the styles you need in your summer rotation
Want to step out in the same sock company that 007 himself loves? Put a pep in your step with these summer styles from the London Sock Company - spotted on the likes of Daniel Craig and Chris Evans, to name a few celebrity fans.
The summer is finally in full swing, and it's the perfect opportunity to step up your sock game and swap out your boring, threadbare styles in favour of something a little more exciting.
Your socks may be a small thing, but the London Sock Company believes that the right pair of socks can have a big impact on your day.
They have partnered with London-based charity Suited & Booted to help style vulnerable men and boost their self-confidence ahead of job interviews.
Designed in London and crafted in Portugal, the London Sock Company blends fashion-forward styles with luxurious comfort, and its summer collection spans everything from invisible and trainer socks, to pastel and retro styles.
Ready to level up your sock game? Browse our favourites below - happy shopping!
London Sock Company Walk of Fame 3-Pair Box
For the man who wants to stand out from the crowd, look no further than the Walk Of Fame 3-Pair Box.
This playful palette of seasonal shades and retro style is the perfect way to make your mark this summer season, designed exclusively for the London Sock Company by celebrity stylist, Ilaria Urbinati.
£54 Shop
London Sock Company Shaken & Stirred Socks
Perhaps you're looking for just one pair of socks for the perfect finishing touch to your collection.
Offering a distinctive twist on traditional English houndstooth, this fun pair has been created by award-winning designer Eleni Kyriacou to elevate everything from your favourite suit to your preferred pair of jeans. 007 would approve.
£18 Shop
London Sock Company Simply Sartorial Collection 15-Pair Box
With a colour to match every mood, this 15-pair Simply Sartorial box offers a palette of bold, refined colours to suit every occasion.
Each mid-calf design has been crafted from sumptuously soft Scottish Lisle Cotton, and includes neutral tones to bold blues and yellows, as well as soft baby blues and pinks.
£195 Shop
London Sock Company Pastel Patterns 6-Pair Box
If you've got a thing for pastels, this is the box for you.
This set includes six pastel, patterned and playful designs boasting checks and polka dots, each hand-finished and perfect for stepping out during the warmer months. It's also the perfect gift for a stylish family member, and one they'll certainly get their use out of.
£98 Shop
London Sock Company Classic Trainer Collection 12-Pair Box
Looking to completely revamp your sock collection? No problem. This 12-pair box will allow you to get rid of your current rotation in favour of something more stylish, and each pair is crafted in a neutral hue for ultimate wearability.
Ideal for the warmer months, these trainer-style socks combine high quality with luxurious comfort, tucking neatly into your favourite pair of trainers while offering a stylish pop of colour.
£120 Shop
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