Radio Gaga - by The London Sock Exchange

Part of our exclusive Queen Collection, these socks are no mere backdrop for the girls and boys.

And because they’ve been knitted with 200 needles and finished by hand, they’re more than ready for their finest hour.

Queen were pioneers of the music video as early as 1975. And in 1984, they took the format to new height with the release two groundbreaking videos: I Want To Break Free and Radio Gaga.

Nearly 40 years later, and the films are as iconic as ever. So we thought it only fitting that they’re celebrated through the medium of socks.

Each and every sock we make is crafted for comfort and style.

We knit our socks using 200 needles and sustainably-sourced, certified organic cotton. The high density of this knit means socks are not only finer, but also stronger than your average pair. Within the design, the patterns are knitted in nylon, and we use a small amount of elastane in the top, for grip. The exact split of materials depends slightly on the design, but usually it's around 78% organic cotton, 20% nylon, 2% elastane. 

Unlike a lot of socks produced for the high­-street, we also don’t cut any corners when finishing our socks. That’s why we hand­link the toe to each and every sock we make. This gives a perfect, seamless finish to the bottom end of the sock, for maximum comfort.

And finally, our socks are all finished with a honeycomb welt, to give a more comfortable, flexible fit around the calf.

This sock is available in size 7-12 (UK) / 41-47 (EU) and 3-6 (UK) 36-40 (EU)