Socks that Support Mental Health
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These pink and green socks decorated with leafy houseplants are a gentle reminder to take care of your mind like you care for your plants. Every pair supports NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and their work to raise awareness and expand access to mental health support—all made with Fairtrade,...
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About This Item:
These pink and green socks decorated with leafy houseplants are a gentle reminder to take care of your mind like you care for your plants. Every pair supports NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and their work to raise awareness and expand access to mental health support—all made with Fairtrade, GOTS, and Vegan Certified materials.
Product Features
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Pink and green houseplant pattern with a self-care message
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Supports mental health advocacy through NAMI
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Certified Fairtrade, GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), and Vegan
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Terry padding for comfort and softness
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Made ethically in India
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Packaged plastic-free and fully recyclable
Ingredients/Materials
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70% Organic Cotton
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15% Recycled Polyester
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5% Recycled Polyamide
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8% Polyamide
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2% Elastane
Note: Composition may vary slightly—refer to packaging for specific blend.
Care Instructions
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Machine wash cold
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Do not bleach
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Tumble dry low
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Do not iron
Sizing
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Small: Women's US 5–9 / Men's US 4–8
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Medium: Women's US 9–14 / Men's US 8–13
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Large: Women's US 14+ / Men's US 13+
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If you’re between sizes, size down for a snug fit
Return Policy
Unworn socks in their original packaging may be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase. We offer free return shipping on U.S. orders. Refunds or exchanges are processed once items are received. Final sale items, subscriptions, and gift cards are not eligible for return.
End of Life
When your socks are ready to rest, repurpose them for household use or recycle them through a local textile recycling program. A small but meaningful step in protecting people and the planet.