Men's Merino Blend Ski+ Medium Over The Calf Socks Protect Our Winters
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- Features
- A - Anatomical toe box for unique left and right fit
- B - Targeted cushioning maximizes fit and comfort
- C - Reinforced heel and toe for durability and strength
- D - Achilles support keeps your sock in place
- E - Instep support for stability
- F - Seamless toe closure to reduce bulk and prevent blisters
- G - Comfort cuff
- H - Ventilation channels
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Medium Cushioning
- Style
- #0A571O
- Product weight
- Medium = 68g /2 oz
Socks
Over the Calf
- Fabric content
- 50% Nylon, 47% Merino Wool, 3% Elastane.
- Merino fiber micron
- Care
- Machine wash cold (30c); delicate cycle. Wash with like colors. Do not use softeners. Fasten all closures to wash and dry. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Flat dry in shade. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
Our warmth system.
The bigger the number, the warmer you'll be.
When choosing your layers, consider in which conditions you plan to use the products, and let yourself be guided by our warmth system.
Our merino fiber measurement.
The smaller the micron,
the finer the fiber,
the softer it feels.
The diameter of a merino fiber is measured in microns – where one micron equals one millionth of a meter.
icebreaker’s merino fibers range from 15.5 – 23.5 microns to ensure a soft hand feel across our skin to outer layers. Finer fibers feel softer because they bend more easily when in contact with the skin.
- What's your size?
- See our Size Guide
We've teamed up with Protect Our Winters to help preserve the wild places we love from the effects of climate change. Inspired by the beauty and fragility of the world's glaciers, the POW x icebreaker capsule collection features an aerial shot print of Switzerland's Gorner Glacier. Receding nearly 3 kilometres since 1859, the Gorner Glacier is a stark indicator of climate change, its retreat captured in this print.
