Harry Potter Socks - Gryffindor

SOCKTOPUS LIMITED

£8

Scarlet. Gold. A lion that looks like it means it. These are not background socks. The Gryffindor crest sits proudly on the leg like it’s just won something. The colours are bold, the energy is high and subtlety has politely left the room. They’re soft, comfortable and perfectly wearable, even if your personality occasionally runs head first into things. Trainers, boots, lounging about pretending you meant to be brave all along. They cope. For those who like their socks heroic and their ankles noticeable. Bravery optional. Confidence assumed. Mix and Match Your Pairs - 3 for £20 WE ❤️ SOCKS An

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SOCKTOPUS LIMITED, number 11252679. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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