Discover bee embroidered socks that add a playful, textured touch to mid-calf styling. These ribbed crew socks feature embroidered bee detail and a lightweight 38g build for lightweight, visible crew looks you can wear with sneakers, loafers, or boots.
Why choose Rufia
Warm, modern design with construction and smooth comfort. The embroidered bee motif reads well at the cuff for subtle charm.
Features & details
Ribbed construction for tidy, visible cuffs
Embroidered bee detail—chic, low-profile motif
Double needle stitching for added strength
toe area and elasticized top for comfort
Lightweight ~38g; women's sizes 5–10
How to style
Pair ribbed bee socks with chunky sneakers or tuck into loafers for a preppy edge. Try them with cropped trousers or skirts.
Size & fit
Crew length hits mid-calf on most wearers. Available in women's 5–10.
Materials & care
lightweight knit texture, toe area, double needle stacked construction. Machine wash gentle or hand wash; air dry to preserve embroidery and elasticity.
FAQ
Are these unisex embroidered socks? Styled for women's sizes 5–10; many find the ribbed fit versatile across genders.
Will the embroidery snag? The motif is secured by visible stitching; avoid rough surfaces and wash gently.
Size: One Size: Fits US Women 5-10.
This product is individually packaged in a polybag. All Funkyrel Atzbranding Products include a hangtag that displays the Funkyrel Atzbranding logo and UPC barcode.
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