Yoga and pilates socks printing: perfect Grip, comfort and personalisation
Are you looking for the perfect yoga and pilates socks for your studio, gym, business or event? At Sokkies, we not only offer high-quality socks, but also the option of having them printed with your own logo or design. Yoga and pilates require concentration, balance and stability, and the right socks contribute greatly to this. Whether you run a yoga or pilates studio, run a gym or participate in an event, personalised socks are the ideal way to combine both comfort and branding.
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Yoga and pilates socks with logo
At Sokkies, we have years of experience in creating colourful and unique socks, and that includes yoga and pilates socks. Whether you want to design socks for your clients, staff or as a promotional product, printed socks are a gift that is not only practical, but also a powerful marketing tool. Let your customers become ambassadors of your brand by giving them yoga socks with your company logo.
Custom yoga and pilates socks
At Sokkies, we deliver fully customised socks. You can have your yoga and pilates socks printed completely according to your wishes. Think personal design for the pattern, fit, colours and even luxury packaging and labels. Everything can be personalised to perfectly match your branding. Moreover, we offer the possibility of receiving a free sample, so you can experience the quality and look of the socks for yourself first. We guide you every step of the way, so that you are always happy with the end result.
Steps to get yoga and pilates socks made
The process of getting your own yoga and pilates socks printed is simple. Step one is to make your wishes known. What style do you want to use? Should your logo be prominent on the socks or subtle? Once we have gathered all the details, we will create several digital sample designs for you to choose from. Your socks can be fully customised to match your corporate identity. Cheerful, colourful designs are often a hit with yoga enthusiasts, with a subtle mention of your logo for a professional look. Once you are happy with the design, we start production and you can enjoy your personalised yoga and pilates socks within the agreed time. With Sokkies, you are assured of a high-quality, custom-made solution that is both functional and stylish.
Why choose yoga and pilates socks?
Yoga and pilates socks are distinguished from regular socks by their specific features, such as non-slip soles that ensure maximum grip during exercises. They improve stability and prevent slipping, which is essential during balance postures. In addition, these socks are made of breathable material that ensures comfort even during intense workouts. By getting these socks printed with your own design, logo or message, you create not only a functional product, but also a powerful marketing tool.
Getting Yoga and Pilates socks printed at Sokkies
Sokkies is the expert when it comes to printing socks, and that includes yoga and pilates socks. We offer you the possibility to fully personalise these socks to perfectly match the look of your company or event. Whether you want a small print run for a specific group or a larger production for sale, we are ready to help you.
What are personalised yoga and pilates socks used for?
Personalised yoga and pilates socks are hugely versatile and can be used for a variety of purposes. Whether you run a yoga studio and want to offer your clients something extra, or participate in an event and are looking for an original gift, printed socks are a unique solution. They are also perfect as promotional items, business gifts or merchandise for sports and wellness companies.
Why Sokkies?
At Sokkies, we combine quality, customisation and excellent service. We guide you through the process of printing your yoga and pilates socks from start to finish. Every company and every customer is unique, which is why we offer customised services that are fully tailored to your needs and requirements. Want to know more about getting yoga and pilates socks printed? Contact us today and discover the possibilities at Sokkies. With our competitive prices, fast delivery times and free design service, you are guaranteed a perfect result that suits your business or event.
A true mind-body workout, Pilates offers something for everyone: stretching, strengthening, an hour away from your obnoxious roommate or screaming toddler. And one of the things that makes beginning a Pilates practice easy is that you don’t have to invest in a lot of gear to get going. All you really need is a top, leggings, and a pair of cute Pilates socks.
We’re the first to admit that, for most kinds of exercise, you don’t need special socks. But Pilates socks have grippers on the bottom that help you keep your footing on the mat and equipment. (No one wants to end their plank by face-planting!)
You’ll also want a pair that’s breathable, durable, and doesn’t look like a pair of hospital socks. To help you find the right Pilates socks, I tested a bunch of options and scoured the Internet for more. As an instructor myself, I have plenty of opinions. These are my top picks for your next sweat session on the mat, Reformer, or Tower.
Alo Yoga
Leave it to Alo Yoga to make grip socks…sexy? The mesh panels around the ankle are sure to get you a compliment (or two) in class. Small grips on the bottom will stop you from slipping, while extra terry fabric in the toes and heels adds a little cushion (and stops your toes from freezing). Shoppers love them for yoga too—get you a pair that can do both!
Pros & Cons
ProsConsQuarter sock height hits at the perfect spot on your anklesA little priceyPlenty of small grippy dots on the bottomLimited size rangeProduct specs
Size: S/M (5 to 7.5), M/L (8 to 11) | Material: Combed terry cotton, nylon, Lycra
Bombas
I started noticing clients showing up to my Pilates class in Bombas a couple of years ago. The Gripper Half Calf looks like a classic gym sock with a cute varsity sports vibe. The fabric feels soft and silky to the touch—they’re thinner than some other picks on this list.
Bombas’s soles are lined with hundreds of tiny gripper dots. They certainly do their job—my feet didn’t slide once during an hour-long intermediate Reformer class—but the sensation while walking (especially on hardwood floors) wasn’t the most pleasant.
Pros & Cons
ProsConsSilky feelMaterial is on the thin sideWide size rangeGrips may feel too sticky for someNo seam across the toeProduct specs
Size: S (4 to 7.5), M (8 to 10.5), L (11 to 13) | Material: Cotton, polyester, nylon, elastane
Tavi
Tavi is a newer favorite of mine. I discovered them when I showed up to my Pilates studio on laundry day without a clean pair of socks to my name. (We’ve all been there, right?)
From the first wear, I loved how soft and breathable my Tavis were. And, as a size 11 who sometimes struggles to find a well-fitting pair of socks, I was surprised by how comfortable the large felt—no squished metatarsals here. With over 30(!) color and pattern options to choose from, you’re bound to find a fun pair that matches your favorite workout set.
Pros & Cons
ProsConsSupersoftNone—practically perfectBreathableWide size rangeLots of colors and patternsProduct specs
Size: XS (3-5.5), S (6 to 8), M (8.5 to 10.5), L (11 to 13), XL (13 to 14) | Material: Cotton, nylon, elastane, polyester
Contact us to discuss your requirements of personalised pilates socks. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.
Pointe Studio
You might not know these Pointe Studio socks were Pilates-specific if you didn’t see the grippers on the bottom (which means they’ll go with just about any outfit). Pointe Studio is the first brand of grip socks I bought when I began my Pilates practice seven years ago, and they’ve been one of my go-tos ever since. The very first pair I purchased is still in my sock drawer—talk about durability!
These high-quality socks have lasted through dozens of elephants and mermaids—and just as many washes. The material is a touch on the thicker side, so if you’re someone who prefers a super-breathable sock, this might not be the best option for you. But if you tend to have cold feet (hello, me!), these are great for keeping your toesies toasty.
Pros & Cons
ProsConsDurableMaterial may be too thick for someThick and warmGreat valueProduct specs
Size: S/M (5 to 7), M/L (8 to 10), L/XL (11 to 12) | Material: Cotton, nylon, spandex
Gripjoy
Gripjoy’s female founder created these socks after being diagnosed with Pompe disease. Instead of small dots on the bottom, they have long, non-skid chevron stripes. And if you like a longer sock you can scrunch over your leggings, Gripjoy makes a crew version that’s just as pretty (and grippy).
Another plus: 10% of profits go to neuromuscular disease charities and research. One downside? With each sock size covering four to five shoe sizes, reviewers said that getting just the right fit was sometimes a struggle.
Pros & Cons
ProsConsBudget-friendlyLimited size rangeLarge grips on the bottomProduct specs
Size: S/M (5 to 10), L (9.5 to 13.5) | Material: Cotton, polyester, elastane
Fit
Your socks should be snug (your feet shouldn’t slip and slide inside them). But they shouldn’t be so tight that you can’t easily wiggle and spread your toes. Most socks on this list go by shoe sizing, so you can find the right fit.
Grip
Check that the little silicone pads on your socks extend from the toes to the heels. (You don’t want your heels sliding off during footwork!) For optimal stability, the grips should have a slight tacky feeling.
Toes
Some Pilates socks have toe holes for each toe to slide through. Whether you opt for a style like this or not comes down to preference. (I personally find them uncomfortable.)
If your studio has a sock policy, make sure that they’re cool with toe socks before wearing them to class.
I’ve been practicing Pilates for seven years and have been a part-time Pilates instructor for four years. I wore each pair of Pilates socks I tested for at least one hour-long Reformer class—if not dozens of classes. The rest of the picks on this list came recommended to me by people who take my classes or by happy shoppers online.
Should I do Pilates barefoot or in socks?
I prefer to do Pilates barefoot because I like to have an unimpeded range of motion through my toes. That way, I can intentionally grip the footbar, push-through bar, or other piece of equipment.
That said, you may want Pilates socks if you have feet that tend to sweat (making your mat or machine slippery) or get too cold (I often wear socks during classes in the winter months).
Do Pilates studios require grip socks?
Some do—typically for safety and/or sanitary reasons—so you’ll want to check your studio’s policy before packing your gym bag.
Are expensive Pilates socks worth it?
Generally, no. Hefty price tags are usually due to aesthetics or a brand name. As you can see from our list, there are many high-quality, reasonably priced (and totally cute!) options that won’t empty your wallet.
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