Snoopy in Love Trainer Socks - Socktopus X Peanuts

SOCKTOPUS LIMITED

£8

Some things never go out of style. Snoopy, hearts and a little bit of love are right at the top of the list. Featuring Snoopy clutching a bright red heart, these officially licensed Peanuts trainer socks prove that even the smallest details can make a big impression. The low-cut design is perfect for trainers, while the playful all-over pattern adds just the right amount of personality without stealing the show. Whether they're a gift for someone special or simply a little treat for yourself, these socks are made to spread a bit of happiness with every step. Wear your heart on your... feet. Mi

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