Product Description
Wigwam El-Pine Wool Crew Length Outdoor Adult Socks
Sold and priced per 6 pairs of socks of the same size and color.
Made in the USA.
Features:
- Crew length
- Stay put leg
- Long wearing heel and toe
- Heavyweight
- The original ragg wool sock
- Low profile toe closure
Crew Length:
A sock that extends beyond ankle length, but not beyond the largest part of the calf. Typically 9" to 12" in length.
Made of 81% Wool, 15% Nylon, 4% Spandex
Wool:
The original, easy care fiber. The crimp in the wool fiber causes it to act like a tiny spring, but coils back to its original position. It features inherent qualities such as wrinkle resistance, colorfastness, shape recovery (resilience), and it breathes with your body. It can be knit in various weights to provide increasing levels of insulation for every temperature. Wool yarn, when knit into a thicker sock, tends to be bulky and lofty. Air becomes entrapped and it becomes an ideal insulator. Wool socks also keep feet drier because wool absorbs as much as 30% of its own weight in moisture before it begins to feel damp.
Nylon:
A very strong, versatile, hard wearing fiber. Socks made of nylon can be thin and silky or bulky and highly elastic. Nylon is often used with other fibers to give added stretch or to improve durability. Introduced by Dupont in 1939.
Spandex:
A man-made fiber with elastic properties that is often used in place of rubber. Used with other fibers, it provides elasticity, recovery, and close fit, primarily in the legs of socks to hold them in place and in the arch and ankle to provide extra support.
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Sold and priced per 6 pairs of socks of the same size and color.
Made in the USA.
Features:
- Crew length
- Stay put leg
- Long wearing heel and toe
- Heavyweight
- The original ragg wool sock
- Low profile toe closure
Crew Length:
A sock that extends beyond ankle length, but not beyond the largest part of the calf. Typically 9" to 12" in length.
Made of 81% Wool, 15% Nylon, 4% Spandex
Wool:
The original, easy care fiber. The crimp in the wool fiber causes it to act like a tiny spring, but coils back to its original position. It features inherent qualities such as wrinkle resistance, colorfastness, shape recovery (resilience), and it breathes with your body. It can be knit in various weights to provide increasing levels of insulation for every temperature. Wool yarn, when knit into a thicker sock, tends to be bulky and lofty. Air becomes entrapped and it becomes an ideal insulator. Wool socks also keep feet drier because wool absorbs as much as 30% of its own weight in moisture before it begins to feel damp.
Nylon:
A very strong, versatile, hard wearing fiber. Socks made of nylon can be thin and silky or bulky and highly elastic. Nylon is often used with other fibers to give added stretch or to improve durability. Introduced by Dupont in 1939.
Spandex:
A man-made fiber with elastic properties that is often used in place of rubber. Used with other fibers, it provides elasticity, recovery, and close fit, primarily in the legs of socks to hold them in place and in the arch and ankle to provide extra support.
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**BECAUSE DYE LOTS VARY, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE COLOR MATCHING ON ALL SHIPMENTS**
Due to color differences in monitors, the colors on this site are for reference only. Please contact Epic Sports if you have any color questions.
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Customer Reviews
J. COLLIER (New Jersey) on January 11, 2011
Great product. They were for my wife and she loves them. Thank you.
R. ANDERSON (Colorado) on April 13, 2011
High wool content makes this a warm sock for all cold outdoor activity. Spandex keeps sock in place but is somewhat tight. It is a great sock.
