Alpaca Socks "Happy Feet"
Cold feet?
Thanks to excellent thermal qualities, our Alpaca Socks not only warm your toes,
but also the spirit with cheerful color combinations!
For our alpaca socks we use an intelligent combination of yarns: 70% alpaca, 15% acrylic, 8% elastane and 7% nylon. With this we ensure a maximum on wearing comfort, supple stretchability, robust longevity and optimal humidity control. And your feet still enjoy the well-known warming properties of alpaca.
Easy to care for:
Wash inside out, best in a laundry net, don't rub or ring.
Should the color combination or size that you want not be on stock, we can produce it for you without extra cost. Use the link to the right to request your size and color combination, we will contact you promptly concerning a delivery date. Only then do you decide if you want to order.
All colors and sizes will be available again as of December 20.
New: now in a summer option, "happy feet light".
Thanks to excellent thermal qualities, our Alpaca Socks not only warm your toes,
but also the spirit with cheerful color combinations!
For our alpaca socks we use an intelligent combination of yarns: 70% alpaca, 15% acrylic, 8% elastane and 7% nylon. With this we ensure a maximum on wearing comfort, supple stretchability, robust longevity and optimal humidity control. And your feet still enjoy the well-known warming properties of alpaca.
Easy to care for:
Wash inside out, best in a laundry net, don't rub or ring.
Should the color combination or size that you want not be on stock, we can produce it for you without extra cost. Use the link to the right to request your size and color combination, we will contact you promptly concerning a delivery date. Only then do you decide if you want to order.
All colors and sizes will be available again as of December 20.
New: now in a summer option, "happy feet light".
About the Alpaca:
A South American relative of the camel, the Alpaca lives in the Andean highlands under extreme climatic conditions at elevations of 4000 to 6000 meters (13,000 to 20,000 ft). On a single day, the animal may be exposed to snow, hail, rain, a burning sun, and nightly temperatures that could reach minus 30 Celsius (-22F).
But nature has prepared it well: a silky, glowing, unusually fine but nonetheless sturdy and elastic hair protects it from the harsch environment. Alpaca fiber is not only very thin, it is also straiter, and has a smoother surface than sheep’s wool, which explains why alpaca doesn't pill, and why alpaca garments keep their shape well.
Read more about alpaca.
