Wolford Socks - Black - S

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The Wolford Merino Socks are ideal for women seeking high-quality thermal insulation and a refined aesthetic during colder seasons. Crafted from a premium Merino wool blend, these 200 denier socks provide excellent warmth and a soft, non-irritating feel against the skin, making them perfect for daily cold-weather layering. While they offer superior comfort and durability, users should be mindful that the delicate wool fibers require gentle handling during laundering to maintain their shape and integrity over time.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Merino Wool |
| Size | S |
| Brand | Wolford |
No, the high-quality Merino wool blend is selected for its softness and is designed to feel comfortable and smooth against the skin.
Yes, their sophisticated look makes them versatile enough to pair with both casual sneakers and formal footwear.
Store them in a cool, dry place. If storing for the summer, place them in a drawer with cedar blocks to prevent moth damage.
These are primarily designed for warmth and comfort rather than athletic support.
Denier refers to the thickness of the fibers; 200 denier is a thicker, opaque knit that provides high warmth and coverage.
Avoid using fabric softeners during wash, as they can coat the fibers and weaken the elasticity over time.
This is normal for natural wool; use a fabric shaver gently to remove surface pilling after washing.
Ensure you are using cold water settings only; high temperatures will cause the natural fibers to contract and felt.
Because these are made from fine Merino wool, proper maintenance is essential to ensure longevity. We recommend washing the socks by hand or using a delicate machine cycle inside a mesh laundry bag. Always use a detergent specifically formulated for wool to prevent fibers from drying out or losing their elasticity. Avoid tumble drying; instead, gently squeeze out excess water and lay the socks flat to dry on a towel away from direct heat sources like radiators, which can cause the material to shrink.