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Product Details
Back when he first started designing men's socks at his ladies' hosiery factory in 1930s Britain, Pantherella founder Louis Goldschmidt's finely knit, seamless styles stood out in a sock market dominated by rough, utilitarian woolens. Luckily, Goldschmidt's gamble paid off and his sumptuous dress socks quickly won the attention of Britain's best-dressed gents. By 1945, the brand had gone international and earned a reputation for special features like its hand-linked toe (as seen on this pair, the mill's signature technique guarantees a uniformly smooth, flat and seamless finish). To this day, all socks are woven at the original factory in the British Midlands, sometimes by third- and fourth-generation Pantherella employees.
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