London Sock Company Muhammad Ali Collection

Muhammad Ali was, of course, one of, if not the, greatest boxers of all time and his iconic silhouette is one of the sport’s most enduring images. Celebrating the career of this extraordinary sportsman, the London Sock Company have just released the Muhammad Ali Collection of socks and for fans of Ali, you need to get these ridiculously comfortable socks on your feet ASAP.

The Muhammad Ali Collection from London Sock Company can be purchased individually (£16) or as a 3-pack (£48) or 6-pack (£88) and these socks truly are fit for a champion. If there is one man who knew the power of self-confidence, it’s Muhammad Ali. A global sporting icon with an unshakeable sense of self-belief, a unique style and a special connection to London. The people’s champ. And the perfect muse for this new collection of socks from London Sock Company.

London Sock Company are understandably delighted to be able to introduce this brand new collection of socks with none other than the greatest boxer of all time – Muhammad Ali. This officially licensed collaboration boasts six styles knit from Scottish Lisle cotton with the brand’s signature rib and Ali’s iconic silhouette embroidered in gold. These are a stand-out pair of socks perfectly suited to any special occasion or when you need that extra bit of self-confidence at a job interview perhaps.

Available as gift boxes or individually, these socks pack a punch fitting of the heavyweight himself. This limited-edition collection from London Sock Company will be the first in the brand’s newly launched ICONS series – so keep an eye out for more icons in the not-too-distant future.

Socks that celebrate great people who represent unashamed individuality and style are alright in our book here at The Coolector and that’s exactly what this new launch from London Sock Company does. People who inspire self-belief, who empower, who inspire and influence others, and who looked beyond themselves to make the world a better place. What’s not to like about that?