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Very cute socks and comfy. Perfect for winter and fall. Got compliments on it at the office all the time!
November 7, 2019
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Barx Sox are funny, custom designed dog socks for humans! Our crazy socks are the best in quality, price, and they make perfect gifts for dog lovers. You'll love our collection of dog breeds on socks. Fetch yourself a pair of our fan-favorite Grey Bandit socks...
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United States
- support@barxsox.com
- barxsox.com
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Great socks and have gotten compliments…
Great socks and have gotten compliments from all my coworkers!
October 2, 2019
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Thanks Dewy! We're so glad you're happy with your socks!
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