San Francisco Sock Market

Cold feet.
What I put on someone’s back immediately after getting into bed knowing that I have cold feet.
No one likes cold feet treatment.
Get some socks.

Huge selection! The staff were helpful! My wife and I both bought a pair of socks and are really looking forwards wearing them at our jobs (they are themed to match our work). Lots of different themes; pets, food, people, places, jobs, sports, etc.

Man this place socks!!!
When I get dragged into the dirty depths of Pier 39, I make it a point to stop by this sock store. Yes, they just sell socks, but who doesn’t love socks? They have all sorts of socks for everybody — themed socks, funny socks, weird socks, knee socks… everything but regular socks. I bought a pair of math socks to fulfill my inner nerd.
Prices per pair are usually around $ 10 each. The cashier was hesitant on haggling and I couldn’t work my magic, but I bet it could be done.

Everything that you want for your feets and legs it’s here! I found long socks And also accesories for boots. Great place!

One of my favorite stores on pier 39! I’ve been here on several occasions and even came back to buy a pair that I lost because they were extremely worthwhile. They have every kind of sock (as the description mentions) and leggings, and more. But definitely buy a pair of socks of nothing else. So cute and makes for a fun conversation starter :)

Great variety of socks for ladies, men and children. I never thought socks could be funny until I came across Spock socks with three dimensional ears that stick out and Big Foot Socks. No, Big Foot socks aren’t for the Size 13, man in your life but they are socks with Big Foot (Sasquatch) on them. Of course, ladies, should you be so lucky to have a man with size 13 feet in your life, they have socks here that will fit him too.
They carry tons of brands and I was glad to see my go to brand of Hot Sox being offered. I’m looking forward to rocking my new burgers and fries and baking stuff socks soon.
The staff was super friendly. Although I find Pier 39 a tourist nightmare it was definitely worth a trip down the pier for my sexy new socks.

I am definitely a fan of this store! With the crazy, ridiculous, outrageous, and creative designs makes this store awesome! I felt like a kid in a candy store with all the different kinds of socks they had available! Prices is a bit high; average $ 10-​$ 15 for one pair of socks.

I love socks that look like shoes like Converse, and I love ‘toe’ socks. Sock Market has them both — and lots of different styles to choose from. There are so many other types of socks here and tights with so many different colors and designs. I ended up with 2 shoe looking socks — one short and one knee high pair. This place is definitely worth a stop if you’re in need of fun socks.

A lot of cool socks here! Came here once and browsed around and so far all their socks seem pretty interesting though a bit pricey. I might come back here to buy a pair of socks that I like or to just get gifts for people here :]

some people dont think so but socks are important… sometimes more important than underwear.
I can go around not wearing underwear, no big deal. but wearing shoes without socks? nope sorry, no can do!
And being the sock market they’ve got socks galore… big, small, tight, loose, frizzy, frilly, black, white, rainbow too. Check it out when you are in the area, add some fun to your boring set of white and black socks.

Kids socks, women socks, men socks, colored socks, toe socks, toe-​less socks, dress socks, PJ socks, designed socks… the list is endless. Sitting within Fisherman’s Wharf… the San Francisco Sock Market offers a huge variety and their prices are just right! Great service, as well. It’s basically a candy store… for socks. :)
Note — looking for a baby shower gift? Get a few pairs of their baby socks… just adorable.
Overall…everyone wears socks. Isn’t it time for you to go buy some more?

Been having hard time finding thigh high socks. Urban Outfitters have them but too expensive. I an justify buying socks that expensive.
This store offers way more variety, has a huge selection and for a lower price!

If you really compare this to any other specialty store that’s completely devoted to socks, its obvious that their stock is all pretty similar. That being said, not only is there anything else thats special about it, but the layout of the store SUCKED. There were so many stand-​alone displays in such a small space that it felt like a crowded, confusing maze. Salespeople are indifferent. Oh well — they have SO MANY SOX!: o

Going inside The San Francisco Sock Market is similar to going inside a candy store! Everything… I mean… every sock sold here is very irresistible! The variety and uniqueness of the socks at The San Francisco Sock Market appeal to people of all persuasions and ages — knee high socks, toe socks, cotton socks, dress socks, sheer socks, tights, leg warmers, sports socks, occupational socks, fuzzy socks, polka dot socks, color striped socks, farm animal design socks, and yes, Obama socks!
Thinking I was going inside The San Francisco Sock Market to take a quick look, I could not resist myself and bought two pairs of socks for myself! I know I can find cheaper socks (prices at The San Francisco Sock Market are somewhat high) elsewhere but just like going into a candy store, seeing so many racks of socks in all colors, textures, fabrics, and designs, it is very tempting not to leave the store without buying at least one pair of socks!

interesting place…
has a friend who recommended me to drop by this place to check out their stuff. honestly i expected it to be a bunch of socks and nothing more, but it did impress me.
it wasn’t any usual store in the pier where they sell bunch of «California License Plate» name tags, or bunch of those Golden Gate Bridge mugs. they specialized in only socks. hundreds of different pairs of socks, with bunch of different logos, artwork, designs, and cute imprints.
the place wasn’t exactly one of those shops tailored for tourist. it was more of a shop tailored to unique designs for «socks.»
good to visit, perhaps you will find something more interesting than buying a coffee mug with the golden gate bridge on it while saying your name (John Doe).

Total sock heaven! Every time we go to Pier 39 in SF, I MUST go into this store. Just love the variety of socks, leg warmers and tights they offer. Think of something and I’m sure it’s on a sock at the SF Sock Market. One reviewer listed the main website. In fact, I took several photos from there and uploaded here so you can get a taste of the variety. I did manage to sneak one pic of a wall of socks while I was at the store. See what I mean! So much variety! And what great gifts to take back to family and friends. Everyone loves socks!

I was drawn to this store as soon as I read the sign! I’m not even a sock fanatic! In fact, I rarely wear socks, but it just looked so cool! They have every kind of sock imaginable: see through socks, flip flop socks, knee socks, tights (I’m pretty sure), Obama socks, random socks, toe socks, funny socks, baby socks (very cute… little mary jane shoe designs), and basically anything you want socks! Go in this store!!! It rocked my socks! It gave me so many reasons to be a sock collector!

Wow, I’m so surprised this place hasn’t been blown up on Unilocal!Probably because, in order to get here, you have to wade through the huge crowd of chubby tourists. It is certainly a journey.
Here, you will find socks for every occasion and interest. Cat socks, dog socks, piano socks, shark socks (yes, a shark sock, where the top is designed so that it looks like a SHARK is EATING YOUR FOOT.), sushi socks, chili pepper socks, alcohol socks.
AND OBAMA SOCKS. Yeah, that’s right. Obama socks.
They have a couple sections of socks where they are 3 pairs for $ 15. Otherwise, watch how you spend, because it’s really easy to drop like $ 60 on socks. They are pretty good quality though! I am enjoying my sushi socks RIGHT NOW.

This is sock PARADISE! I kept thinking about the kids’ book, «Millions of Cats» by Wanda Gag.
Socks here, socks there, socks and stockings everywhere. Dozens of socks, hundreds of socks, millions and millions and millions of socks!
They have socks for men and women and kids.
They have cotton socks, novelty socks, toe socks, dress socks, sheer and frilly socks, knee highs, low cut, fuzzy and scratchy socks, tights, leggings, fishnet… basically anything that goes on ones’ feet (besides shoes) they have!
You can get them in neon, pastel, earth colors and white!
You can get them with cats, kittens, dogs, puppies, Lions, tigers, bears (oh my), sushi, coffee, skulls, cows, ducks, bunnies and a hundred other animals or designs.
I’m a total sock-​aholic; there isn’t any 12 step program for my addiction. I also plan to start a museum called, «The One Sock Museum.» I may have the largest collection of socks without partners! When we had our washer repaired a few years ago, the repair guy took out the drum (it wasn’t spinning) and I thought that he would find at least a dozen sock culprits… there was just ONE sock!
How could that be? Where do those socks go?
Sorry…back to the review. Socks are cheap thrills. They make me happy! Whenever I put on a pair of my favorites I feel invincible; or at least ready to handle my BART commute.
Here’s their website for virtual cheap thrills!
Update 4÷15÷07
Just a note. Not a discount store. You may be able to find the same socks for less elsewhere. But I did find more than enough socks that I loved… =)

Socks don’t get any better. And this is coming from someone with a ridiculously dorky collection of patterned toe socks.
They’ve got your Hot Socks, your patterned tights, your holiday socks, your dog socks your toe socks, pretty much everything you need to adorn your foot. Their selection is stellar and even though the prices are a bit high for me to buy my socks here I get my inspiration here, and then find the socks elsewhere.
Once I found the most amazing pair of cow toe socks, where the body of the sock was white with black spots and the toes were pink like utters. I put them on my online wish list, and now I have very happy cow feet!