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Knitting Socks How To
Knitted Sheep-Wool Socks keep you warm during the coldest day!
Looking for the warmest socks for a loved one? Look no further! A great choice for a present or just a small gift… to yourself.
Hand knitted cuddly socks with optimal feel-good factor for the cold winter days and long mountain hikes. The additional elastic fibers help your socks perfectly adapt to any foot shape. These socks keep your feet warm and prevent sweaty feet because of the high wool content. Unlike cotton, wool is a great insulator that keeps your feet warm while allowing for air circulation.
• Excellent solution for chilly-feet during the long home-office days
• Great choice for long hikes and winter activities such as skiing, ice skating, and snowboarding
• Keep your feet warm in winter
• Wool fibers are naturally odor-resistant and have great anti-bacterial properties
• Multiple color and patterns
HOW TO CARE:
First: Turn inside out. Machine wash gently using low. temperature water.
DO NOT:
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not dry clean
• Do not wring to remove excess water
• Do not use bleaching products or bleach
We highly recommend hand washing your wool socks with soap to preserve their color and texture.
- $19.00
$29.00Pahadi Hand Knitted Socks for Adult – Black
- The 3 H’s – Handmade in the Himalayas by Happy Ladies
- Fair Trade – Officially certified with the Fair Trade Federation. This means that our artisans are well cared for and our supply chain is held accountable
- Give Back – A portion of net profits help support local Knitters in Kullu Region of Himalaya
- Vegan – A blend of 80% acrylic and 20% nylon means these are 100% Vegan
- No Itch – Our special blend maintains the warmth of a wool sock, but without the itch!
- Long Lasting – The durability of our yarn means these socks will outlast any adventure you take them on
- Velvety Soft and Warm – Perfect for curling up with a book or relaxing around a campfire
- Indigenous Designs – Indigenous to the local Himalayan people, these designs are passed from mother to daughter. To learn more read the origin story below.
