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Corgi x Monkstone Knitwear 100% traceable, 100% Welsh, hand crafted and made to last. The most important part of our collaboration with Monkstone Knitwear is that we respect the ever-changing environment of Trevayne Farm and yarn from Monkstone flock, Pembrokeshire. This collection is handcrafted here at Corgi and the whole process is 100% traceable from flock to finished garment. The fashion miles of this collection is 80 miles from farm to factory. The design process is linked with the farming methods of the principles of permaculture. Monkstone Knitwear's new gwlân (wool) project brings local Pembrokeshire farms together to ensure they get a better price for their wool. We loved working with this farm as the design methods are sustainable and natural, enhancing the biodiversity of the natural source. It's low impact and local. For more information about the Flock check out Monkstone Knitwear.

Corgi are delighted to support Pobl through out November 2020.  Pobl is a not for profit company providing housing, care and support that makes a real difference. The Pobl Group is a leading provider of care and support services to people living in Wales. Inspired and touched by the lives Pobl help and support through the work they do throughout the month of November for every pair of Pobl socks bought Corgi will donate a pair of socks to the a person supported by the Pobl Group as well giving a 20% donation per item sold.

Regimental colours are an integral part of any army. Traditionally they were used so that servicemen and women could locate their regiment amid the chaos of battle.

No-show. Crew. Over the calf. Ankle length. There are many different types of socks to choose from, but with so many options, how do you make sure you’re wearing the right type of socks for the occasion and to complement your outfit?

To help you pull your socks up when it comes to knowing your clocks from your garters, the sock experts at Corgi have compiled a helpful glossary and guide.