GOLDTOE Socks for Mother's Day!

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With Mother's Day right around the corner, leading sock manufacturer, GOLDTOE, wants to offer help with spoiling moms from head to toe this May. From fun and festive activewear to contemporary and trendy lace foot coverings, they have an assortment of styles to fit any occasion. 

Going beyond solely looking fashionable, GOLDTOE embodies quality. Designing its merchandise with the finest yarns to ensure long lasting, comfortable wear, our products make for the ultimate Mother’s Day gift to celebrate the number one woman in your life.

My two favorite GOLDTOE sock options are the Ultra Soft Turn Cuff and the Vacation Tab Fashion socks.

The Ultra Soft socks are just that...the softest sock, but thin enough to wear all summer.  Ultra soft microfiber polyester offers incredible softness.  Soft, flexible spandex offers the Perfect Fit® and as with all GOLDTOE socks, the reinforced toes offer long lasting durability. 

These super cozy ankle socks are nice and thick.  They come in lovely Spring colors to brighten up any sock wardrobe and are my new favorite sock! They also feature GOLDTOE's signature reinforced gold toe.

Now, you might think socks aren’t very exciting; however, we think it’s worth considering for a larger gift package — such as a fitness-focus gift basket, i.e. Fitbit, work out clothes and ankle socks. For a creative way to take Mom’s gift one step further, craft her a festive DIY sock bouquet.  But if you ask me, a pack of GOLDTOE socks on their own is a perfectly awesome and affordable gift:)

GOLDTOE can be found at retailers nationwide such as Macy’s, Kohl’s, JCPenny and Amazon, as well as, www.goldtoe.com

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