1. Save the design template above.

2. Design anything you want on the sock using an image editing program. Or, print off the template, draw on it, scan it and either email it to us or send it to 1040 SE Clinton St. Portland, OR 97202 USA 

3. Fill out the contact information on the template completely.

3. E-mail the image to: designcontest@sockittome.com

4. We are not responsible for lost or stolen submissions

5. No more than 5 entries per person.

Twice a year we hold a special contest where the cash prize is upped to $500. Please check our BLOG for specific dates to this contest. We also announce on Facebook and our mailing list when it is taking place.

Thank you for your submissions. Enjoy designing your dream sock!  We can't wait to see what you come up with!  GOOD LUCK!!

P.S.  Also please tell us where you're from!  Its neat to see how far this contest reaches.  Thanks.

Gaige is 32 and has been drawing forever. He also makes plugs for ears and sells them on his small etsy site Plug Life.  His job is a sign painter/artist so he’s just all around a crafty guy.  He says he has a bunch  more sock ideas and was up until 2:30 making the designs he submitted.  Gaige was  the artist that also made the very popular Jellyfish AND the Zombie Foot design!  When asked what he was going to do with his $500 cash prize he said we was going to buy a Powder Skateboard, which is like a snowboard without bindings and pay rent.  Congratulations Gaige and thank you for your awesome designs!

Henry is a 16 year old junior at Wilson High.  There he is a graphic designer for the school paper. He also gets client design work off Craig’s List. Henry used a combo of methods to hone his graphic designs skill.  He took about a half semester of classes and the rest was self-taught through youtube.com instructional videos.  Clever little devil he is. Henry is saving his money to go to college in London and loves it there.  He’ll be going this Thanksgiving to check out some schools.

Erin is 31 years old and acquired her love for beer about 5 years ago in Louisiana.  There the culture is vibrant with costumes, craw fish, and beer, and it all just works together.  Erin releases her creative energies by illustrating children’s books and she loves making costumes.  (And is super good at it!  She came into claim her prizes and came in in full costume…like the best full costume EVER.)  For her day job, Erin works with people that have disabilities.  Thank you Erin for your RAD Hops design.