Find out what we’re made of, from our overarching philosophy of excellence down to the very threads that make up our socks.
Learn moreRead more on how our team pushes the boundaries of what socks can do.
Read the StoriesDiscover our Lifetime Performance Guarantee: the enduring commitment we make to each of our customers.
Learn moreFind out what we’re made of, from our overarching philosophy of excellence down to the very threads that make up our socks.
Learn MoreRead more on how our team pushes the boundaries of what socks can do.
Read the StoriesDiscover our Lifetime Performance Guarantee: the enduring commitment we make to each of our customers.
Learn MoreSwiftwick designs, engineers, and builds performance socks for endurance sports, featuring advanced moisture-wicking, optimal compression, and contoured performance.
We are proudly based in Tennessee, manufactured in the USA, and worn the world over.
At Swiftwick, endurance is the thread that runs from our socks, through our culture, and into the sports we serve.
We have overcome moments where lesser individuals may have folded. We have kept the pace.
But make no mistake—endurance doesn’t have to feel extreme, ultra, or brutal.
It can be a celebration of consistency.
A steady mindset.
A tiny triumph.
Endurance is powerful.
Endurance has dimension.
Our equipment endures, so you can too.
Every Swiftwick sock includes sustainable (R3) fibers, meeting one or more of the following classifications:
Swiftwick socks are manufactured in the USA, using domestically sourced materials whenever possible and employing craftspeople from local communities. Not only does this allow us to monitor quality closely, but it also reduces the environmental impact of transportation.
All of our socks undergo rigorous lab and wear testing to ensure they maintain quality over time. Creating products that last minimizes consumption, keeping socks out of landfills and reducing the use of raw materials overall.
Relentless Pursuit of Better
Today, renewable, recycled, or responsible fibers make up over 60% of the volume of all raw materials we use (a goal we originally planned to achieve in 2025).