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Can I edit my order?
Yes you can edit your order within 60 minutes by editing your order here.
Can I change the address I want to send my socks to?
Yes, if you edit your order within 60 minutes after you've made the order here.
Can I change what socks I've ordered?
Yes, you change the socks you've ordered by editing your order here within 60 minutes after you've ordered.
Why do you only donate 10%?
We donate 10% of our profits to animal-saving charities because it’s our small but impactful contribution to promoting ethical business practices. In other words, it’s our way of encouraging other businesses to donate to charitable causes and sustainable practices for global impact. Imagine the power if every business, large or small, donated 10% to good causes.
Can’t you do more to save the animals?
We do. In addition to the 10% of profits, we apply other conservation practices throughout our manufacturing process like using 100% plastic-free packaging made from FSC-certified cardboard. We also use non-toxic dyes and inks on our packaging. Our animal socks are made using bamboo that’s specifically grown for sale. It’s one of the fastest growing plants in the world that need no fertiliser.
What good has the 10% done for the animals so far?
So far, we’ve helped saved 270 turtle hatchlings🐢, funded the planting of 3 rugby pitches worth of wild flowers 🐝🌷and the protection of 740 acres of tropical rainforest for Toucans, Lemurs, Sloths, Frogs & more! 🦥🐸🐒 We’ve also helped rescue and rehome domestic animals that were enduring unfavourable living conditions prior to intervention. Read more about this in our Annual Impact Report.
How much bamboo is in your socks?
We’re excited to announce that we’ve been able to increase our percentage of bamboo fibres to 92% in each sock. This is a massive amount that helps make the bamboo socks much softer and more durable.
Great idea, but bamboo is not good for the environment.
We have spent years searching for the right materials for our socks and although the process of turning bamboo into fibres uses chemicals, we only use fibres from a factory that deploys a closed-loop system to reduce chemical waste. This means that they recycle the chemicals and reuse them elsewhere within the factory.
Tell me how it's saving animals when you cut down the environment to make socks?
We use bamboo because it is an incredibly sustainable natural resource. It grows rapidly and doesn’t need any harmful pesticides, fertilizers or excessive water to grow optimally. This makes it anincredibly efficient plant. What’s more, all our bamboo is sourced from commercially grown bamboo forest and not from the wild.
Is your bamboo ethically sourced?
Yes, all the bamboo we use on our socks is sourced ethically and sustainably. This is proven by the fact that we are verified by B-Corp, Sedex, Okeo-Tex and/or BSCI in every part of the supply chain. More importantly, we don’t use any bamboo that’s growing in natural forests where pandas live.
Why are you trying to help farm animals? They aren’t endangered.
Farm animals are not endangered, however, some of them unfortunately suffer due to unfavourable living conditions. We’ve joined forces with our charity partners to rescue these animals, rehabilitating them and rehoming them to loving homes where they can thrive for the rest of their lives.
Shipping socks from miles away isn’t good for the environment.
We make our bamboo socks as durable as possible and use great materials from reputable sources. Our animal socks are manufactured in a socially responsible way, which is why we use OEKO-TEX and SEDEX Certified suppliers and materials. Since fashion is a global supply chain, there is no getting around shipping. It's our belief that people won't stop purchasing clothes any time soon, so where we can, we want the clothes people do buy to be the best they can be.
For some of the socks you sell, I can’t find the charity you donate to in the charity directory.
For all the novelty socks sold where we’re yet to find a charity, we’ll ring-fence any money raised for this animal to go to the charity when we find the right one. If you have a charity in mind, don’t hesitate to let us know and we’ll check them out.