I'm so happy to announce that for each pair of Pigeon socks sold online, THIS NIGHT will donate $1 to the Wild Bird Fund, a really fantastic nonprofit that is NYC's only wildlife and small mammal rehabilitation center! This organization was co-founded by Rita McMahon in 2005 (amazingly, before then there was no wildlife rehabilitation center in NYC where the public could take injured birds) and is located at 565 Columbus Ave., north of 87th St. and open every day from 9am to 7pm. I have brought an injured bird here before, and I was so grateful for a place to go. New York City is a major flyo ..read more

Thank you so much for your support in 2021, and wishing you all a very happy 2022!  ..read more

Encouraged by the response to PIGEON, I've been wanting to make ROBIN socks for a while now, and here they are! (They come in three colors: navy, spring blue, and river blue, and two sizes: S/M and M/L.) These sweet little robins pop out of your shoes and make it springtime every day ..read more

I have wanted to make Hydrangea socks for so long –– they are one of my favorite flowers! –– and here they are! (I have them in both S/M and M/L sizes and also in a magenta version.) They were a bit tricky to create because of the complicated, full flowers, but I am grateful it worked out ..read more

The Brooklyn Flea has reopened in Williamsburg on Saturdays (51 Kent Ave. at N. 6th St.) and Dumbo (under the arch at 80 Pearl St.) on Sundays, 10am to 5pm. You can find THIS NIGHT's sock stand under a small black polka dot tent in Williamsburg and under the arch in Dumbo. (I'm there almost every weekend, but please double check THIS NIGHT's Instagram account just to make sure.) I hope you can stop by ..read more

Hello! I'm happy to report that THIS NIGHT's Katsura check socks (in navy + lake, navy + jade, and rust + black) are now available at the Renegade Craft Shop. If you're not familiar with Renegade, it is a really nice organization that runs craft shows where everything is something you might like to own or buy as a gift. I've participated in them in Boston and NYC and had been hoping to have my first-ever West Coast event at the Renegade Craft Show in San Francisco last April (which was, of course, cancelled). Renegade hasn't had any in-person craft fairs for the past year, but the folks there ..read more

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This week (Monday through Friday), THIS NIGHT is donating $2/pair sold online to three wonderful organizations that help kids! As you may know, THIS NIGHT always donates $1/pair sold online shared between two great nonprofits: the Reading Olivet Boys & Girls Club –– which helps kids and teens in my hometown of Reading, PA, where THIS NIGHT socks were developed and knit until the mill was shut down by its new corporate owners –– and the Catawba County Partnership for Children, which helps kids in the area in North Carolina where THIS NIGHT socks are now knit.  This week, THIS NIGH ..read more

Thank you very much for considering THIS NIGHT socks as gifts for your friends and family! If you are looking for other gifts made in America by small businesses, here are some that I really like: WALLETS & PURSES by OFFCHUTES I have a wallet and a purse by Barbara of OffChutes (based in Oregon), and I love them! They are beautiful, lightweight, and made of old paragliders and parachutes.   ..read more

THIS NIGHT socks are proudly made in America, of US-grown cotton. They are designed in America (in NY, where I live), they were developed and knit in my hometown mill in Reading, PA, and they are now knit at a wonderful, small, well-run mill in Catawba County, NC. The picture above was taken in the mill in Reading (before it was closed by its new corporate owners), and it shows my friend and sock genius, Terry. Terry started working in a sock knitting mill when he was 16 and knows all there is to know about socks! He spent about two years working with me to get the composition and feel of ..read more