Rugrats Confetti: The socks are our piece de resistance sure to leave even Angelica Pickles green with envy. They've got purple feet and heels and colorful Reptar-themed shapes and characters all over them. Chuckie, Tommy, Dil, and Angelica are there to keep your feet company, wherever you're headed. It's time...
Oh, Patrick, you're so silly and adorable! These pink Spongebob Squarepants Baby Patrick socks will have you feeling like you're under the sea, living in a pineapple. With a vibrant green and blue flower pattern and a rope design, these crew socks are perfect for any Spongebob fan. Plus, they're...
As if! Cher and the Clueless crew light up your feet with a Clueless-inspired sock design. Kick off the "fashion emergency" with a splash of 90s nostalgia, because in the "high stakes world of high school," who says your socks can't be just as iconic as your outfit? Pull on...
When life gives you lemons, put on Spongebob Mr Krabs socks and yell ARRRGGGHHH! in a robotic, nasally, over-the-top-crazy voice. With red cotton socks sporting Mr Krabs in his white shirt and brown pants, performing his iconic gesture, you'll be sure to get as much gold as a Krabby...
Who says socks have to be boring? Put on a pair of these white Rugrats Squad socks featuring the faces of Tommy, Chuckie, Angelica, and the whole Rugrats crew and get ready to laugh, reminisce, and let your inner child run wild. These crew-length socks are made to make you...
Patrick Starfish, buddy of Spongeboob, is ready to help you solve the puzzles of life, one sock at a time. Fun and unique, these pink and black cotton-blend ankle-length novelty character dress sock feature a purple and yellow jigsaw piece pattern below the ankle, with the one and only Ricky...
If you're into that classic cartoon look, these socks are pretty spot on. They've got a cool repeating pattern of green turtle heads on a black background, with each turtle wearing a different color mask - you'll see red, blue, orange, and purple ones. You'll also notice various ninja weapons...
