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Minimum order value
$79,90
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Territories: American Samoa, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, overseas Armed Forces Bases.
Product code
766210
Features
Natural Thermoregulation
Enhanced Moisture Management
Soft Touch
Seamless toe constrution
natural blended yarns
Activity
Hiking
Main material
61% Wool, 36% Polyamide, 3% Elastane
Care
The Rundown
Merino fibres blended for performance on the trail.
Created from a blend of mulesing-free merino and performance fibres, the Performance wool crew hiking socks were designed to keep your feet dry no matter how long the day's loop. Naturally thermoregulating merino keeps excessive moisture at bay, while seamless construction prevents blisters. Made in our own European facility in three colours. Built for feet that take you places.
DIFFERENCE-MAKING DETAILS
Accessories built for making the most of every adventure.
Activity Level
Low
Moderate
High
Activity Type
Anything Moderate Intensity
Hiking
Material Specs
Merino and Polyamide blend
This fabric blends wool's warmth and thermoregulating properties with polyamide's elasticity and abrasion resistance, provides softness and resistance to wear and tear.
Ceramicool
Ceramicool
Made from featherweight fabrics with ceramic particle yarns woven in for faster heat transfer and active cooling, Ceramicool technology actively lowers your body temp by up to one degree so you can stay cool and comfortable, even in the heat.
Sustainability
"We can do more" is our commitment to protect the people and places we love by focusing on the areas where we can make the greatest progress, like fair workplaces, preferred materials and circularity.
Made in Europe
Made in Europe
This item - like two-thirds of what we create - was made in Europe.
Fair Wear Foundation
Fair Wear Foundation
Odlo is a member of Fair Wear Foundation. Find more information at fairwear.org.
