William Morris Vine Socks

William Morris (1834-1896) Step into the world of William Morris with these Vine Socks, a design born from the master’s hands between 1873-1874. This intricate pattern, a celebration of nature’s quiet abundance, features winding vines, curling leaves, and clusters of ripe golden grapes, forming a rich tapestry of organic beauty. The deep, earthy tones evoke the warmth of late summer vineyards, while the fine detailing reflects Morris’s belief in art’s place in everyday life.

A Tapestry of Twisting Vines and Golden Fruit – William Morris Vine Socks

Much like the original textiles that adorned the finest Arts and Crafts interiors, these socks weave history and artistry into a wearable masterpiece. The black heel and toe add a modern contrast, making them as versatile as they are timeless.

The Vine pattern is a mesmerizing interplay of flowing tendrils and structured geometry. Twisting vines crisscross in graceful arcs, their curling leaves adding a lively sense of movement. Among them, plump grape clusters hang in golden hues, reminiscent of sun-dappled vineyards. The muted olive and brown tones exude an antique warmth, lending the pattern an organic, timeworn elegance. Every element intertwines in harmony, creating a seamless design that feels both lush and orderly—a true reflection of Morris’s mastery in textile artistry.

Perfect for lovers of classic design, history buffs, and those who appreciate the enduring charm of the Arts and Crafts movement. Whether paired with vintage tailoring or adding an artistic flourish to everyday wear, these socks carry the quiet luxury of the past into the present.

The base pattern is William Morris Vine, with black accents on the toes and heels for a modern contrast.