The mark consists of A white square with a black boarder; inside said square, there is a black silhouette of a two peaked mountain, with the left most peak being taller than the peak on the right. The base of this silhouette is not even; rather it has the ?negative? white image of the above described black silhouette imposed on it, thus creating the look of additional white "mountains" in the foreground of the black ones. These "mountain? silhouettes take up the top half area of the black bordered white square. Beneath the ?mountain? silhouettes, are the words BLACK and MOUNTAIN, both in Latin style capital letters, which combined, mostly fill the bottom half area of the black bordered white square. The word BLACK is above the word MOUNTAIN. Both words are stretched across most of the width of the black bordered white square. The font size of the word BLACK is bold and approximately four times as large as the font size of the word MOUNTAIN. Centered underneath the black bordered white square is the word SOCKS in Latin style capital letters stretched in a manner which causes the capital ?S? at the beginning of the word SOCKS to line up approximately with the right side of the ?B? in the word BLACK above it; and the capital ?S? at the end of the word SOCKS to line up approximately with the left side of the ?K? at the end of the word BLACK above it. The font used for the word SOCKS is a thinner font than that used in the word BLACK but very slightly thicker than the font used in the word MOUNTAIN..