Chicken Tender Socks
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Introducing our Chicken Tender Socks, the perfect blend of comfort and style for any occasion! Made with a soft and breathable mix of Cotton (1%), Nylon (1%), and Spandex (1%), these socks will keep your feet cozy all day long. These prints and bohemian style socks are ideal for adding a fun touch to your outfit, whether it's Spring/Summer or Fall/Winter. Available in White, Brown/Tan, and Navy/Blue colors, they are versatile and easy to match with any outfit. Celebrate special occasions like Mother's Day with a thoughtful gift of Chicken Tender Socks. Remember to hand wash them in cold water to keep them looking fresh and vibrant! Don't miss out on these trendy and comfy socks - Get your hands on our Chicken Tender Socks today!
A pair of colorful socks from our Homestead Collection displaying unique hand illustrated designs of a farmer and chickens with a fun sentiment that reads "I Raise Chickens - I'm Literally A Chicken Tender." Socks feature a one size fits most design made with cotton, nylon, and spandex. Our Chicken Tender socks come with a header card and a clear plastic hanger for display. A fun farmer-themed gift perfect for everyday self-expression.
Key Features:
Material: Cotton (1%), Nylon (1%), Spandex (1%)
Care Instructions: Hand Wash Cold
Style: Prints & Bohemian
Season: Spring/Summer, Fall/Winter
Color: White, Brown/Tan, Navy/Blue
Holiday: Mother's Day
Orders placed before noon CT ship the same business day, so your goodies get moving fast. Located in the heart of the U.S., most orders arrive within 2–5 business days, plus free shipping on U.S. orders $99+. Missouri babes can choose free in-store pickup at checkout for an easy grab-and-go option.
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