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Afropop socks. Patterns inspired by African Heritage. Gifts for Book lover, bookworms, readers and bibliophiles. In support of black history month.

Afropop Socks | Roots

by Bookishly
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£12.50
£12.50 - £12.50
£12.50
Size: Medium

Introducing an incredible collaboration that blends the vibrant spirit of African heritage with a passion for literature. Bookishly has teamed up with Afropop, a trailblazing fashion brand that celebrates African culture, to create and promote a stunning collection that is both meaningful and stylish. 

Inspired by west African tribal patterns with a flair of abstract art and contemporary colours, Afropop's 'Roots' socks are colourful and bold! 

Available in medium or large.

Pair these socks with an item from our Read Black Authors collection.

Product Info & Sizing

Made from a lovely soft combed cotton blend. 

Medium (shoe size): 

UK 4-7
USA (M) 5-8
USA (F) 6-9
EUR 37-41

Large (shoe size):

UK 8-14 
USA (M) 9-15
USA (F) 10-14
EUR 42-49

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Introducing an incredible collaboration that blends the vibrant spirit of African heritage with a passion for literature. Bookishly has teamed up with Afropop, a trailblazing fashion brand that celebrates African culture, to create and promote a stunning collection that is both meaningful and stylish. 

Inspired by west African tribal patterns with a flair of abstract art and contemporary colours, Afropop's 'Roots' socks are colourful and bold! 

Available in medium or large.

Pair these socks with an item from our Read Black Authors collection.

Made from a lovely soft combed cotton blend. 

Medium (shoe size): 

UK 4-7
USA (M) 5-8
USA (F) 6-9
EUR 37-41

Large (shoe size):

UK 8-14 
USA (M) 9-15
USA (F) 10-14
EUR 42-49

We are so sorry that we are now unable to ship to the EU, EEA and Northern Ireland. This is due to the EU's GPSR legislation, which we do not have the resources to comply with. You can read more about our position here.