Educational Studies Socks
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Cats knock stuff off tables because they're studying gravity. They're not jerks. They're scientists.
£11
Give your feet a prescription of fun with these socks! Featuring tablets, stethoscopes, prescription bottles and syringes these socks are perfect for doctors, nurses... or hypochondriacs!
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Your inner geek will love these maths socks. Featuring Einstein's Theory of Relativity and the Quadratic Equation among others, these socks are perfect for any maths lover. Nerd alert!
70% Cotton, 27% Nylon, 3% Elastane
£11
Give your feet a prescription of fun with these socks! Featuring tablets, stethoscopes, prescription bottles and syringes these socks are perfect for doctors, nurses... or hypochondriacs!
70% Cotton, 27% Nylon, 3% Elastane
£11
Anyone with a decent sense of humour will love these socks featuring mightily smart donkeys eager to educate any feet lacking in the knowledge of looking great. In fact they've recently graduated from mildly irritating to full-blown smart asses!
£11
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Music majors will instantly recognize the opening notes on these awesome sheet music socks. For the non-musical people out there, these socks are a perfectly playable piece of music - “Fur Elise” by Ludvig van Beethoven! Wear a pair and see who starts humming along when they see your socks.
Also available for women!
£11
Pun socks are the perfect mix of funny and cute. Strap on your laboratory goggles and prepare for a positive reaction to your pHun pHashion Science Lab socks! Don’t put your style on the back Bunsen burner, grab these funny socks and complete your style compound.
70% Cotton, 27% Nylon, 3% Elastane
£11
Music majors will instantly recognize the opening notes on these awesome sheet music socks. For the non-musical people out there, these socks are a perfectly playable piece of music - “Fur Elise” by Ludvig van Beethoven! Wear a pair and see who starts humming along when they see your socks.
Also available for men!
£11
Bonus points if you know what guitar this is! It's one thing to be the smooth talking crooner with a guitar at the party, but can you compete with someone who knows how to play AND has these bad boys on? The answer is no, no you can't.
70% Cotton, 27% Nylon, 3% Elastane
£10
As if your outward appearance didn't already scream M.D., let these colourful medical socks remind everyone just how extensive your higher education is. Whether rocking these unique socks while on duty in the ER or on your prized, and few, days off- these socks go just as well with jeans and a t-shirt as they do with scrubs. After all, it is a great day to save lives.
£11
This pair is a must-have for all literary enthusiasts, word nerds and bookworms alike.
£11
Rock out with your socks out - specifically these socks with guitars in classic designs. Whether you strum an acoustic or shred on an electric, these guitar socks are ready to roll.
Also available for men!
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Why are chemists always happy in the lab? They are in their element.
£10
Nothing says 'thank you teacher' like some school teacher socks. Or maybe you just want to show your kids that learning can be fun. Either way, these add up to an A* pair.
£10
E = MC2 but you won't be a square in these socks... Did you know that Albert Einstein didn't wear socks? Despite that, we've decided his genius deserves it's own sock and that just wearing these will have you feeling considerably more intelligent... although that's just a theory.
£12
This design will take you back to the 15th century when quills and parchments were used for pen and paper, and socks were, in all probability, nowhere near as fun or soft as this pair of silky soft bamboo socks.
£12
Don't let the black rimmed glasses fool you, I'm not even one tiny bit cool.
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Why are chemists always happy in the lab? They are in their element.
If Iron Man and Silver Surfer teamed up, they’d be alloys.
Oxygen and potassium went on a date. It went OK.
Why do you only get bad chemistry jokes? The good ones Argon.
Ok that's enough.
If Iron Man and Silver Surfer teamed up, they’d be alloys.
Oxygen and potassium went on a date. It went OK.
Why do you only get bad chemistry jokes? The good ones Argon.
Ok that's enough.
