'Take Time to Heel' Get Well Soon Socks
Solesmith£14
A funny pair of witty personalised socks to say Get Well Soon!
Delivery to selected countries only
Product description
A funny pair of witty personalised socks to say Get Well Soon!
This gift for someone poorly, injured or ill is a great way to send them your love with a bit of a cheeky play on words.
Its often said that humour is a great healer (or should that be HEELer!) and these socks play up to that perfectly with the play on words in bold print "Take Time to Heel" printed from heel to toe on the sole of the foot. And with an option to add personalised messages below, they also give you the chance to let someone know you are thinking of them and sending them some love.
These socks are a lovely gift to receive (especially when you are a bit down about being ill or in the hospital) and a twist on the traditional flowers or grapes - they are also really useful and something that will last as a reminder of your kindness.
Variations
These socks are available in black with print colours available in white, blue, or red.
This bold print is across both feet with an option for smaller personalisation message below each of the feet.
Overview
Made in Britain
Personalisation available
Dimensions
Size 7 - 11 (mens)
Size 4 - 7 (Women's)
Made from
80% cotton, 18% nylon, 2% lycra elastane
Personalisation is stretch garment vinyl that can be washed or dry cleaned though please do not tumble dry or iron directly onto the printed area.
Product code
469512
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Overall product rating
5 out of 5
Delivery to selected countries only
Returns
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Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty.
