For Bare Feet Los Angeles Kings 4-Stripe Deuce Crew Socks product image

For Bare Feet Los Angeles Kings 4-Stripe Deuce Crew Socks

About This Item

Stay stylish while celebrating your favorite team with the For Bare Feet® Los Angeles Kings 4-Stripe Deuce Crew Socks.

4-Stripe Crew Socks

  • Ideal for sports or casual wear
  • Light, breathable, moisture-wicking synthetic fabric

Team Spirit

  • Team logo on side
  • Team wordmark on foot
  • Designed in team colors

Additional Details

  • Machine washable
  • Officially licensed by the NHL®
  • Brand : For Bare Feet
  • Fabric Content : 83% Acrylic, 14% Polyester, 2% Rubber, 1% Spandex, Elastic: Nylon, Latex Rubber
  • Web ID: 18FBFUNHLKNGSBLK4LAK
  • SKU: 19641888
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