Source custom socks from Korea
Compare the direct Korean production path for a new design, an existing specification or a repeat program.
Custom socks manufacturing in Korea
Exploring Korean sock production? Share your idea and estimated quantity. Start with what you know—artwork and finer details can follow.
Established January 26, 2005. We work with commercial buyers in North America and Europe. A rough product idea and quantity band are enough to start. The form asks for destination and basic business contact details; artwork can follow.
Choose a starting direction. We can help refine it, or work with your existing specification.

Put your branding first for merch, campaigns or gifts.

Explore an everyday style for retail and branded ranges.

Compare refined textures and subtle branding for retail or gifts.

Review sole coverage and fit for your studio or activity.
Start with your idea or an existing brief. We can help with the details that are still open.
Compare the direct Korean production path for a new design, an existing specification or a repeat program.
Custom socks manufacturing in KoreaWork through product choice, your label and a manageable assortment for your brand or store. We can also work with an established retail brief.
Private-label socks for your brandExplore logo placement, sock style and packaging for merchandise, gifts or a campaign. Artwork and quantities can still be undecided.
Custom logo socksStart with the answer you have. Product, quantity, timing, packaging, and file readiness can be worked through one at a time.
Product type, quantity, SKU and colorway count, material, packaging, destination, and timing all affect the quote. Send what you know; we will flag what is still missing.
Compare more than the pair price. Check who handles sample approval, material feel, packaging, QC, documents, destination, and timing. SaySock starts with Korean production, with secondary Zhuji support when the order calls for it.
Yarn, construction, colorways, packaging, destination, and repeat potential change the workable order size. A realistic quantity band is more useful than waiting for one universal minimum.
Work backward from the required arrival date through freight, packing, QC, bulk production, sample approval, and artwork readiness.
Start with product, quantity, market, packaging, timing, and destination. Artwork, reference links, and final pack files can follow when they are ready.
Already know the product, quantity band, destination, and target date? Send that starting point now. Artwork and packaging files can follow.
Start with what you knowUse either tool without signing up. The result can move straight into the RFQ when you are ready.
Set the needed arrival date, destination, artwork state, sample path, packaging state, and freight assumption before asking a production team to review timing.
See what is still needed to plan delivery, then include it in your quote request.
Plan timeline readinessUse the browser-based builder to show sock style, color blocking, label text, grip, packaging, and an optional logo without creating an account.
Output: a downloadable SVG mockup and a copyable visual RFQ brief. No account is required.
Open the free custom sock mockup builderOrganize product type, quantity band, target market, material direction, packaging, sampling, timing, destination, and documentation before requesting a quote.
Open the RFQ checklistSaySock coordinates direct Korean production for commercial buyers in North America and Europe, with secondary Zhuji support when scale, sourcing, or order fit calls for it.
Share the product type, quantity band, target market, packaging expectation, destination, and required arrival date.
We narrow the artwork direction, material, sample stage, documents, and pack-out details needed for quotation.
Sampling, inspection, packaging, and shipment stay connected after the brief is clear.

Use visible sock shapes, pattern scale, and color direction to explain what the first sample should resolve.
Importers, distributors, merch teams, and retail brands that need approvals, pack-out, and shipment coordinated with the product.
Private-label launches, promotional runs, repeat merch assortments, and gifting orders where packaging and timing matter.
A usable first brief can state product type, quantity band, material direction, packaging, sampling, timeline, destination, and documentation context; a rough review can begin before every file is final.
One-pair consumer orders and personal gifts are outside our commercial scope. If you are considering socks for a business program, you can inquire with a rough idea.
MOQ depends on yarn, construction, packaging, variation count, and destination. Pilot or smaller sample-stage programs may be possible, but bulk production is scoped after the commercial brief is reviewed.
Lead time varies by sample approval, yarn availability, quantity, packaging, and destination. The first production reply should separate sample, approval, bulk, packing, and shipment stages instead of using vague timing language.
Yes. Branded labels, wraps, sleeves, cartons, and other pack-out options can be reviewed as part of the same production conversation so the sock and its packaging stay aligned.
Yes. A first price review can start from the product family, quantity band, target market, material direction, packaging expectation, destination, timing, and open artwork status. Final artwork can follow when it affects sampling or production detail.
Custom sock pricing changes with construction, quantity band, colorway count, material, packaging, sample path, destination, documentation, and timing. SaySock uses those inputs to review the quote path instead of promising a universal per-pair price.
Use the comparison to separate price from operating risk. Low-MOQ or price-first offers may be useful for some programs, but the RFQ should still state product family, quantity band, colorway count, packaging tier, sample requirement, destination, timing, and documentation needs so sample ownership, QC, pack-out, and shipment assumptions do not disappear from the first reply.
The best fit is a buyer who already knows the target market, quantity band, approximate timing, and whether packaging, compliance, or destination requirements need to be part of the quote path.
Product type, quantity, market, timing, and destination are enough to begin. Add artwork, material, or packaging notes only when you have them.