From Fun to Purpose
What started as a quirky side project — creating mittens that doubled as predator-prey puppets — evolved into Pals Socks when founder Hannah Lavon saw a chance to foster connection.
"Even if we don’t match, let’s be Pals," Lavon says, summing up her vision.
What began as a fun concept became a line of mismatched socks that celebrate individuality and camaraderie.
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Socks That Start Conversations
Lavon’s collaborations with artists like Brooklyn’s Gabby, known for her “Space Cats” design, make Pals Socks stand out as wearable statements of inclusivity.
“Each pair is a way to wear your values,” Lavon says.
For customers, Pals Socks are more than just socks—they’re conversation starters.
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Inspiring All Ages
Though Pals Socks launched for kids, Lavon’s goal was bigger: to inspire a new generation to value diversity. Now, nearly half of Pals Socks’ fans are adults drawn to its joyful designs and message of friendship.
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Giving Back
From the start, giving back has been central to Lavon’s mission. With fundraising programs for schools and nonprofits, Pals Socks has raised nearly $300,000 for causes that align with the brand’s values.
"We wanted to help people support what matters," Lavon says.
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Partnership with The Pride Store
Pals Socks’ collaboration with The Pride Store amplifies its reach and impact.
“The Pride Store helps us connect with a community that values what we stand for,” Lavon says.
The partnership strengthens Pals Socks’ mission of inclusivity and self-expression.
Lavon’s journey is sewn into every pair of Pals Socks. Her goal is simple: spark conversations that celebrate kindness, understanding, and uniqueness. Explore Pals Socks at The Pride Store, where each pair is bound to add a little brightness to your day.