Description
Product Description
Comfy socks are always a priority to ensure your comfort and well-being regardless of your daily schedule. Therefore, GoWith, an experienced manufacturer of high-quality socks for women, men, kids and babies, offers loose fit socks that present a spacious feeling while staying up perfectly without requiring you to adjust its position. Hence, they are ideal for use by anyone who wants warmth without tightness and people who have skin irritation or blood circulation problems.
These crew size loose fitting socks are available in thick construction from Alpaca wool fabric to ensure your feet warmth in cold days or evening chill. So, you can wear them with your boots or prefer to wear them when you stay at home. These loose socks are offered in packs of 2 socks with different color options including beige, brown, gray and anthracite. So, you can find the best matching option for your needs.
Material
Considering the importance of warmth during winter and autumn, GoWith uses alpaca and merino wool in the production of these comfy loose fitting socks. They include 40% alpaca wool which is a highly insulative and breathable fabric type in addition to the 45% merino wool, a similarly insulative and more durable material. So, you can rely on our loose fit socks to protect your feet from cold during outdoor activities or cozy winter days in your house. The content of these comfy socks is reinforced with 12% polyamide and 3% elastane to increase its lifetime with higher durability and elasticity.
Design
These loose fitting socks also feature ventilation channels to increase moisture-wicking capacity. So, you are not exposed to blisters and chafing with wet socks.
Key Features
● 40% alpaca wool, 45% merino wool for higher insulation, 12% polyamide and 3% elastane for a longer life time,
● Features loose fit with remarkable stay-up power at the cuff,
● Higher moisture-wicking feature,
● Air mesh ventilation channels,
● Thick construction.
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