These Delectable Cheeseburger Socks From Living Royal are Toe-Licking Good
Alyson Wyers — July 4, 2014 — Special
References: livingroyal & fancy
Many people associate July 4th celebrations with firing up the grill for some good old fashioned barbecued burgers, so why not continue the festivities with these cheeseburger socks. Designed by Living Royal, the cheeseburger printed ankle socks make your feet look like a burger when placed in parallel position.
The sesame seed bun, lettuce, tomato, double patties and two slices of American cheese are enough to spark a foot fetish in anyone. The unisex cheeseburger socks are made out of 100% polyester in the USA. They only come in one size however, which are intended to fit most feet.
The mouth-watering footwear will make you want to eat your own toes off, but try to resist.
The sesame seed bun, lettuce, tomato, double patties and two slices of American cheese are enough to spark a foot fetish in anyone. The unisex cheeseburger socks are made out of 100% polyester in the USA. They only come in one size however, which are intended to fit most feet.
The mouth-watering footwear will make you want to eat your own toes off, but try to resist.
Trend Themes
1. Food-featuring Socks - Opportunity to create and market socks with various food designs, appealing to food enthusiasts and fashion-forward individuals.
2. Printed Ankle Socks - Innovation in the design and production of printed ankle socks, allowing for unique and customizable patterns to cater to diverse consumer preferences.
3. Unisex Footwear - Exploring the unisex footwear market and developing inclusive designs that appeal to all genders.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Integrating food-inspired designs into the fashion industry, bridging the gap between food and apparel.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Providing new opportunities in textile manufacturing by incorporating innovative printing techniques for ankle socks.
3. E-commerce - Leveraging online platforms to reach a wider customer base for food-themed footwear, capitalizing on the growing popularity of online shopping.
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