Team Feet Bewertungen 

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13. Feb. 2023

Thanks Nikuru! Always a pleasure doing business with the team at Cave Fitness 😊

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19. Jan. 2023

Thanks for your kind words Lance. Enjoy your socks!

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16. Jan. 2023

Thanks for the feedback Johan, enjoy your socks!

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16. Jan. 2023

Thanks for the feedback Stu, have you reached out to our support team regarding sizing? You'll also be pleased to learn that our turnaround times are back to standard now (3 - 4 weeks).

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2. Jan. 2023

Thanks for the feedback Jon. You're not wrong, September and October were a tough time for us, and we weren't able to meet expectations on a handful of orders. Thankfully we're past those issues now and back to where we need to be.

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30. Dez. 2022

Thanks for your review Dorothy. We ran into some supply chain bottlenecks a few months back that unfortunately slowed us down. We've been working hard ever since to ensure we're back up to full speed for 2023 👍🏼

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2. Jan. 2023

We appreciate your feedback! And you'll be glad to hear that we're back to our standard turnaround times.

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Aktualisiert am 4. Sept. 2022

Thanks for the positive review Josh, and the feedback is really useful.

And you are correct, the sublimated sock section may lighten under stretch. Sublimating knitted garments is a bit of a balancing act.

Above all else, our aim is to provide socks that can accept any design, but to be an effective athletic sock they also they need to;

1. Hold up to vigorous use
2. Last a long time
3. Retain comfort and stretch throughout the entire sock

Sublimation is by far the best solution to achieve all three of these, as it allows for ink to be transferred directly into the fibres of the sock body (rather than on top, as with screenprinting).

Ever worn a screenprinted t-shirt and feel how the printed area doesn't stretch like the rest of the shirt? Yeah, we didn't want that for our socks 😉

To ensure that the colours we apply are as accurate as your original artwork, we need to start with a white surface. So regardless of the primary sock base colour, the sublimation area must be white to begin with.

The sublimation process takes place when the sock is at rest, and is designed to maintain its appearance and dimensions when assessed on our mannequin. If the sock is subsequently stretched beyond this, a fraction of the original white surface may begin to show, lightening the sublimated area of the sock.

Thankfully, you'll find that the sock will begin to relax more with repeat use, which will progressively reduce the effect.

We also offer embroidered and knitted decoration options, which remove this effect altogether, but allow for fewer total colours and less design complexity.

Hope this helps. Enjoy your socks!