Sockprints Blog and News - The Happy Sole
March 29th is National Mom and Pop Owners Day, a national holiday set aside to celebrate small businesses and family owned businesses across the country. 🎊
As moms and family business owners, we wanted to shed some light on the benefits of supporting family owned businesses—as well as thank our many family members, including spouses, children, in-laws, and others, who have helped us get our feet (or socks!) off the ground. 😉
March is Women’s History Month, and as a self-declared women owned business 💃, we are ALL.👏 ABOUT. 👏 CELEBRATING.👏
Keep reading to learn more about why we celebrate Women’s History Month, how women are continuing to make history today, and how you can support women’s advancement all year long!
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Community has always been at our core. From our early days creating custom printed socks for our daughter's soccer team until now, our successes would not be comparable without the support from the community.
One of the organizations that has been a great resource for our business is the Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC). For their annual Impact Awards, we're thrilled to announce that sockprints is one of the Innovation and Design recipients.
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Ready, set, go. sockprints' Black Friday sale is here! Get a head start on your holiday shopping by choosing from our assortment of custom printed socks. From Black Friday through Cyber Monday, save 20% sitewide with the discount code and get free standard shipping in the U.S. for orders over $35. For more gift inspiration, check out some of our staff picks.
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2019 has been nothing short of exciting. We celebrated our tenth anniversary, started our Printables by sockprints collection, and attended lots of fun local events and shows. To top it all off, one of the highlights of the year was being selected as the recipient of the 2019 Best of Torrance Award in the Clothing Supplier category by the Torrance Award Program. Read on to learn more about the Torrance Award Program and our ongoing efforts to support our customers and the Torrance community.
