
Body, primary stripe, accent.
Coordinate the sock body and stripe colors around a brand palette, club identity or seasonal range.
Start with a classic collegiate crew. Develop your own stripe combinations, logo placement and retail-ready color range around a proven base style.

Build a recognizable collegiate direction by making deliberate choices about color pairing, stripe configuration and logo placement—not by adding a logo as an afterthought.

Coordinate the sock body and stripe colors around a brand palette, club identity or seasonal range.

Review stripe count, band width and cuff placement to establish a consistent visual signature.

Explore suitable logo positions based on the artwork, knit construction and final product requirements.
Use these illustrative palette directions to plan a coordinated assortment. They are concept references, not a statement of current stock colors or approved production shades.
Cream, navy and red for a traditional collegiate look.
Cream, deep green and burgundy for a heritage-inspired collection.
Deep blue with warm accents for a fresher lifestyle direction.
Final yarn shades, color matching, stripe construction and production feasibility must be confirmed against the selected brief and approved sample.
Start from the selected base style, then confirm the product and commercial details needed for your market and assortment.
Request a Sample ↗| Product | Varsity Crew 01 |
|---|---|
| Silhouette | Crew sock |
| Design direction | Collegiate / stripe-led lifestyle |
| Colorway | Confirm selected body and stripe colors |
| Material composition | Confirm against selected base sample |
| Size range | Confirm for target market and program |
| Logo / monogram | Confirm placement and method from artwork |
| Packaging | Paper band · Hangtag · Box options |
| Starting MOQ | Confirm by sourcing route, colors and customization scope |
| Lead time | Confirm after specifications and order quantity are reviewed |
Translate your design reference into a practical brief that can be reviewed, sampled and approved before bulk production.
Choose the body color, primary stripe and accent tones for a coherent range.
Specify stripe count, width, spacing and placement around the cuff.
Review the position and application method suitable for the chosen construction.
If your brief includes a protected team, school or organization mark, please confirm you have permission to use it. Structural changes may require additional sampling and production review.
Compare a ready-to-sell option, a branded base style, or a fully custom brief to match your launch plan.
For buyers who want to evaluate a proven product before investing in their own branded version.
Explore Wholesale ↗For brands that want their own color direction, logo and retail packaging around an existing base.
Explore Private Label ↗For projects that need a more specific knit structure, product construction or exclusive design brief.
Explore Fully Custom ↗
A physical sample lets your team assess the actual sock, stripe balance and branding before approving a larger program.
Sample costs, MOQ and lead time depend on the selected specifications and sourcing route.

Coordinate the sock, label and packaging so the final presentation feels consistent with your brand and retail channel.
Discuss your packaging direction ↗Confirm the specifications and commercial terms against your selected design, quantities and packaging.
Yes, stripe color and layout can be reviewed in the product brief. Final feasibility depends on the selected construction and approved sample.
Logo placement and application options can be reviewed based on the artwork and knit construction. Please provide vector artwork where available.
Multiple colorways can be discussed as a coordinated range. Yarn colors, quantities and production setup should be confirmed for each colorway.
MOQ depends on sourcing route, color assortment, branding and packaging. Share your target quantity and color plan to receive a current confirmation.
Yes. Request a sample to review the visual design, construction, fit and presentation before confirming bulk specifications.
Share your color direction, stripe reference and branding requirements. Start with a sample, then build a coordinated collection around the approved base.