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Designed for kids who spend significant time outdoors in cold weather, Heat Holders Original Thermal Socks provide exceptional warmth through a high 2.3 tog rating. These knee-high thermal socks are ideal for pairing with wellies or heavy winter boots, offering superior insulation compared to standard cotton socks; however, their thick construction means they may be too bulky for slim-fitting athletic sneakers.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Denim |
| Model Part Number | 1387659 |
| Brand | Heat Holders |
Tog is a measurement of thermal resistance. A 2.3 rating indicates that these socks are over five times warmer than a standard cotton sock.
While possible, the thickness of the socks may make regular sneakers feel too tight. They are best paired with boots.
Wash on a cool, gentle cycle. Do not bleach, tumble dry, or iron to maintain the thermal properties.
Yes, they provide excellent warmth for lounging at home, especially on cold floors.
The socks utilize advanced high-performance insulating yarns engineered specifically for heat retention.
These socks are high-bulk. Ensure they are worn with boots that have enough internal volume, such as wellies or designated winter boots.
Avoid fabric softeners, which can coat the fibers and reduce the 'brushing' effect. Use a gentle detergent and air dry when possible.
To ensure the longevity and thermal effectiveness of your Heat Holders, follow these care instructions. These socks are specifically designed to be compatible with loose-fitting winter boots, Wellington boots, and outdoor footwear that can accommodate the extra thickness of the insulating yarn. For washing, it is recommended to use a cool, gentle cycle. Avoid using bleach, tumble drying at high temperatures, or ironing, as these actions can compromise the specialized brushing process and the integrity of the thermal fibers.
