Bee socks

Bee socks encourage good deeds

Who knew that bee socks were among the oldest of all colorful socks in the mismatched socks world? Since 2015, the yellow and black design has been an indispensable part of our bestselling cool socks. Year after year, new sock fanatics put on this design that is as sweet as honey. Not only do they look good, but they make us think about the decline in bee biodiversity. Among other things, bee socks encourage us at Many Mornings to do our part to preserve the species of wild bees. By the way, this should not be confused with the honeybee, which has it’s own appearance on Honey Bear. We want to see yellow and black stripes not only on our feet, but also on meadows and fields. That is why we are committed to creating perfect conditions - with plants and apiaries around our sock production facility. This means that fragrant linden trees, acacia trees, lilac bushes grow there.

Why are bee socks threatened with extinction?

Sock fans definitely support our conviction that wild bees have the power to create great things like honey and inspire the production of animal socks. However, the extinction of wild bees and bee socks in the northern hemisphere has a lot to do with us humans, urbanization, clearing and changes in natural space. Our design supports the climate-friendly change of mind of each individual. But that's not all. Insecticides and mite infestation also play their part in preventing bees from having an easy time. So next time you put on bee socks, you should be aware that you are showing more than just black and yellow socks!