Blisters act as a protective barrier but can become painful or infected, prevention is key—wearing moisture-wicking, anti-friction socks can help reduce the risk.

Our COPPERFINGER 3 toe socks featuring 33.2% copper-infused fiber at the toes have received 110 upvotes on Grommet just three days after launch! We're busy fulfilling orders and shipping products to eager customers. This early success validates our innovative design that enhances stability, balance, and foot health. We look forward to receiving customer feedback as our copper-infused toe socks reach their new...

COES Copperfinger Toe Socks Debut on The Grommet, Redefining Foot Comfort United States — March 20, 2025 — COES, pioneers of practical comfort solutions, are excited to announce the launch of their game-changing COES COPPERFINGER toe socks on The Grommet — the go-to destination for discovering unique, innovative products. This milestone marks a significant step in COES's mission to elevate everyday foot...

COES™ introduces the world’s first toe socks infused with 33.2% copper in the toe area, delivering powerful antibacterial benefits and improved foot health. With 5,090 mg of copper per kilogram of fabric, these innovative socks help reduce odor, enhance circulation, and provide unmatched durability. Backed by USPTO patents, COES™ sets a new standard in performance footwear.

COES clarifies that COES COPPERFINGER socks contain 33.2% copper-infused fiber, not 45% as previously stated. This update ensures accuracy and transparency while maintaining the same antimicrobial, odor-control, and moisture-wicking performance.

In June 2024, researchers at Catholic University of Pusan, South Korea, conducted a groundbreaking study demonstrating the antimicrobial and antiviral properties of polyester fabric blended with copper yarn. Their findings confirm that copper-infused textiles can effectively inhibit the growth of bacteria, fungi, and certain viruses, paving the way for practical applications in hygiene-sensitive environments. This study serves as public knowledge, showcasing that...