Socksmith was founded on the principle that self-expression equals true beauty. If you ask us–the more colorful the flavor, the tastier the treat. What's your flavor?

To commemorate the people it represents, Michael Page designed the flag to blend from pink and blue (traditionally colors of heterosexuality) into magenta. Either way, we think it makes for a tasty looking popsicle on these socks.

Variety is the spice of life, no? It applies to love, food, and our socks as well. We just wanted to combine them all. THE KNITTY GRITTY Sock size 9-11 fits U.S. women’s shoe size 5-10.5 Sock size 10-13 fits...

While the lavender of the genderqueer flag represents the blending of traditional genders, the green (officially titled chartreuse green) is the inverse color of lavender, representing the in-betweens of traditional gender ideas. THE KNITTY GRITTY Sock size 9-11 fits U.S....

To some, the flavor of this pop is not their taste, to others they can't imagine it as a flavor, but to lesbians, the consensus is clear: "can we just enjoy our dang pop in peace?" THE KNITTY GRITTY Sock...

Sometimes it is all love and rainbows, maybe not because it really is, but because you choose to see it that way anyways–and there's value in that too.

Loving yourself comes in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes it's treating yourself to a manicure, and others it's a blue, pink and white popsicle. Who are we to judge?

The wrapper is never as important as the quality of the flavor underneath, as far as popsicles go.

Asexual is a term that describes individuals who experience little to no sexual attraction. Asexuality is different from celibacy, which means abstaining from sex. Asexuality is often viewed as a spectrum – meaning there are varying levels and identities regarding...

Socks with junk in the trunk? Spicy, but I like it!

Show off your Halloween spirit with these cackling witch socks. Featuring a scary green witch, you'll be ready for any spooky event. Be sure no one eats any of your apples, by wearing these socks!

Genderqueer and gender non-conforming identities describe someone whose gender expression is, or seems to be, different from their assigned gender role. Usually, genderqueer and gender non-conforming people avoid gender-specific pronouns like “she/her” and “he/him,” and use more neutral pronouns instead....