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YOUR GEAR
Socks or
sleeves?

WHY CUT HOLES IN YOUR SOCKS?
Cut open.
Torn apart.
Thrown away.
Players cut open their football socks to relieve pressure on their calves. The fabric frays, and the stitches keep unraveling after washing.
The idea behind HOLIES: make room for your calves from the start.
THE CALF OPENINGS
More room.
Neatly finished.
Two flexible openings give your calves room. The edges are made to last.

THOUGHT THROUGH AT EVERY POINT.
The right material.
In the right place.
Three materials. Three jobs.
Explore the Grip Cut Socks in detail.
Wähle ein Material und entdecke die passende Stelle der Socke.
Full view
Also in the Grip Cut Socks
Thought through
underfoot too.
Grip dots under the foot help reduce slipping inside the boot.
Prefer to play in your own socks? Cut Sleeves are made for that.
CONSTRUCTION MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
Not all football socks
are the same.
| Category | Cut with scissors | HOLIES |
|---|---|---|
| Calf openings | Cut by hand | Built in |
| Material | Varies by sock | Nylon + elastane + cotton |
| Reusability | One-off | Long-lasting stability |
| Opening durability | Tears in a challenge | Tear-resistant stitching |
| Style | Unprofessional DIY look | Look: clean, professional |
HOLIES / PRODUCT CONSTRUCTION
Designed in Germany
One idea.
Thought through
down to the details.
The first idea led to three years of development, three producers and 14 prototypes.
2023 / DortmundHOW IT BEGAN
The first idea
started in the stadium.
At a Dortmund match in 2023, Mo spotted players wearing torn-open socks. One question stuck: why cut holes in socks instead of building the openings in?
That question became HOLIES.
Our storyFOR CLUBS
Room to move
for the whole team.
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