· Breathable, quick-drying, and built for long rides
· Part of the limited 'City Collection'
· Made in the USA
Regular price$ 20.00
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DESCRIPTION
Made in the USA from recycled materials, these socks use a breathable mesh weave to keep your feet cool, dry, and comfortable through changing conditions. Lightweight, moisture-wicking, and built with a supportive fit that stays in place from the city to the headlands and back.
Wear them to the Tuesday Donut Ride, your cousin’s wedding, or just around town. Stay light on your feet, and on the planet.
Part of The City Collection, featuring artwork by Ferris Plock that interprets Chico Brenes’ relationship to movement in San Francisco. A city where nothing is flat, conditions change by the block, and you learn to adjust as you go.
FEATURES
· Made from recycled water bottles
· Quick drying Aireator mesh on top of the foot
· Minimal heel and toe seams
· Bonus 5w #sockdoping boost
· 60% Nylon 39% Recycled Polyester 1% Lycra
· Made in the USA
· 1.4oz
SHIPPING, EXCHANGES, AND RETURNS
· Most orders will ship within 48 hours from our warehouse located in San Diego. Orders are processed Monday - Friday during normal business hours.
· Free (and easy) exchanges, we want you in the correct size.
· 30-day return window.
· Sale items are eligible for exchanges and store credit only.
1 YEAR WARRANTY
· Our clothing is made by hand and made to last. We stand by our construction and fabrics and offer a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects. The most sustainable clothing is the kind that lasts many seasons. Need a repair? Questions? Email us, we’re pretty good at typing.
· Crash Replacement Assistance - We offer a discounted replacement if you happen to fall and destroy your clothing. (We recommend that you don’t use this)
Huge thanks to the team that brought the City Collection to life:
Photography: Ando Video: Zack Mack Featuring: Chico Brenes, Miles Silvas, Brian Von Bargen, Ferris Plock & Nick Klein
The City By the bay
Living here, you learn pretty quickly how to move with the city. The hills, the fog, the microclimates, nothing is flat or predictable. Whether you’re on a bike, a skateboard, or hopping on a cable car, you adjust as you go. After a while, the terrain starts to shape you. It changes your route, your pace, and how you move through the streets and into the hills.
That shared experience is where this collaboration comes from. Ferris interprets Chico’s relationship to movement through layered artwork that comes to life across a range of Ornot pieces. The City Collection reflects San Francisco as we know it, shaped by the people who move through it every day.
Chico is a San Francisco–based pro skateboarder who came up in the EMB era, known for the nollie heel flip, aka the Chico flip. Born in Nicaragua and raised in the Bay, he now splits his time between skating, riding, and good coffee.
FERRIS PLOCK (PRO ARTIST)
Ferris is a San Francisco artist known for layered, character-driven work that shows up everywhere from your local coffee shop to SFMOMA. Based in the Richmond District, he often collaborates with his wife, Kelly Tunstall.
MATT QUANN (CHIEF BIKE RIDER @ORNOT )
The founder of Ornot, Matt, grew up skating and riding before starting the brand in a Lower Haight Victorian in 2013. It was built on the idea that good gear doesn’t need big logos, just thoughtful design and responsible production.
DEADSTOCK DECKS
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Limited to 50 pieces, this hand-screened board by B.V.B and Chico is a nod to the ’90s. Three colors on top, seven on the bottom. That’s 10 pulls per board, all done by hand. Printed on Deadstock Schmitt Stix blanks, these won't be around long.
We made everything in this collection as close to San Francisco as possible. The decks were hand-screened in the Sunset, UV Trail shirts were sewn in the Mission, the House Jerseys and Boxers were made in Oakland alongside the cotton tees.
After a knee injury, Chico got on a bike for rehab and never really stopped. He found his way to Ornot soon after, and now splits his time between skating, riding, and coffee.
Ornot designs cycling apparel inspired by San Francisco’s microclimates, focusing on breathability, durability, and minimal branding. Many garments are made in the USA using recycled fabrics and responsible production.
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