Masters of the Renaissance 3-Pack XL Museum Art Socks Gift Set

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Finding stylish art socks for large feet is not always easy, especially when you want museum art rather than plain basics. This Masters of the Renaissance 3-pack XL museum art socks gift set from ArtyGifts features Mona Lisa and The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, together with Sistine Madonna Angels by Raphael, in a generous EU 46–49 / US 12–15.5 size.

These officially licensed museum art socks from MuseARTa are made for Leonardo da Vinci fans, Raphael fans, Renaissance art lovers and anyone who wants expressive wearable art in a larger size. The combination of iconic Renaissance portraits, dramatic storytelling and timeless detail makes this set easy to wear to the office, on days out or whenever you want your outfit to say something.

Made from soft organic cotton (83% cotton, 15% polyamide, 2% elastane), these unisex socks offer comfortable everyday wear and artwork details that stay vibrant wash after wash. A thoughtful solution for people with larger feet who want more choice than plain basic socks.

XL size:
• EU 46–49 | UK 11–14.5 | US 12–15.5

Care: Machine washable at 40°C. Do not iron or tumble dry.

The perfect gift for: Leonardo da Vinci fans, Raphael fans, Renaissance art lovers, museum visitors, stylish friends and colleagues — for birthdays, Christmas, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, end-of-year gifting or corporate gifting. Three iconic Renaissance designs make this a memorable gift with a story.

Size

EU 46-49 UK 11-14.5 US 12-15.5

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