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A little love can go a long way!

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A little love can go a long way!

Dear readers,  Do you need some fresh ideas about what to get your mom for Mother's day? Check out a couple of these pages from one of our gift guides!  1) You can never go wrong with polka-dots. 2) How cute is the heart bag and lips crew combination?   3) If your Mom likes pink. We've got that covered! Check out some of the socks below and the product above for reference.  *photo taken by B.ella Socks 4) Remember how neon is super bright? Off-set it with a patterned print like this Cheetah-Pita bag.  5) Is your mom a...

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A Mother's Day gift guide by Socks by Chloe

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A Mother's Day gift guide by Socks by Chloe

With Mother's day just around the corner, we wanted to create a gift-guide for some of the items that are currently new at Socks by Chloe.  You can download the guide, here!  Typically, we consider socks to be a secondary or a 'last resort' gift idea. However, we want to change that by showing you that socks can be COOL, aesthetically pleasing and also have great quality. We try to select socks that will make you go, "ooo, ahhh, cooool."  Hopefully your mom will think so too!  -Socks by Chloe 

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Sock of the week: "Blush Rie Crew"

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Sock of the week: "Blush Rie Crew"

  Hello! C'mon spring! It's an overcast Saturday here in Boston, MA, so I wanted to share with you some new socks that we have in the store this week. Each week, you can expect an update like this one to get information on new socks at Sock by Chloe, and to also get some fun styling tips. This sock (The Blush Rie Crew) was created by the designer, Hannah Byun.  "Hannah Byun created Hansel from Basel in 2007 as a way to apply a sense of much-needed zest to everyday leg wear. Originally inspired by Hannah’s childhood nickname (“Hansel”) and her fascination with Switzerland...

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