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Pete Davidson and Big Dom have teamed up for a limited-edition sock collaboration
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The comedian and Philadelphia fan-favorite security chief debut the playful collection inspired by Big Dom’s Italian roots
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The sock collection is now available through Davidson’s brand, DoubleSoul
Pete Davidson is putting his best foot forward with some help from one of Philadelphia’s most-beloved figures.
The Saturday Night Live alum has teamed up with the Philadelphia Eagles’ head of security “Big Dom” DiSandro for a special sock collection through his brand DoubleSoul, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.
“Big Dom is a staple in today’s sports culture,” Davidson tells PEOPLE. “It’s an honor to be able to do this collaboration with him and be his friend.”
DiSandro, who became a viral sensation during the 2023 NFL season thanks to his no-nonsense presence on the Eagles’ sideline, has long been a cult favorite among Philly fans.
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“Big Dom” DiSandro, the Philadelphia Eagles head of security.
But his unexpected friendship with the comedian began in 2024, after the two were introduced by their mutual friend, Dave Osokow, aka “Dave-O”.
Since then, the pair has formed a genuine bond, united by their shared love of sports, humor — and now, socks.
Davidson became the creative director of DoubleSoul, a New York City-based sock brand, in December 2024. He joined the company after being introduced to husband and wife co-founders Ben Rosenbaum and Allison Strumeyer by his longtime stylist, Britt Theodora.
DoubleSoul offers a mix of everyday staples and limited-edition drops that highlight cultural figures and moments. As creative director, Davidson is ushering in a new era of collaborations melding humor, pop culture and personal connections.
The new Big Dom collection features playful nods to DiSandro’s Italian heritage and is available now exclusively at doublesoul.co while supplies last.
Photos from the shoot showcase the longtime Eagles security chief and Davidson in their element, showing off the bold socks and their real-life camaraderie.
Read the original article on People
