do these socks have wool in them?
1841404
No wool. It's made of mainly acrylic and polyester. They are very thick so you may need to get a larger shoe size.
1841405
Truly I do not know. If I had to hazard a guess, I would say no. I'm very happy with them and they are thick and warm. They do not itch me at all. If you are allergic to wool, you may want o call the manufacture. I don't remember if there is anything in the description. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
1841406
I do not think there is any real wool, but it surely looks and feels like it. I am going to take them to Lapland (- 30 degrees Celsius) in two weeks I will
1841407
I honestly do not know - I gave them as a gift to my brother-in-law. He loves them!
1065507
No, they are not, but my husband and I both like them because they are comfortable, they stay up and they do not pinch or squeeze the leg area because of the elastic. These socks have held up well. They won't last for ever, but we like them so much we have gone back and purchased them several times. We ordered the larger size and it works for both of us. We are so glad that we found them. We did not want anything heavily cushioned. Good luck with your decision.
2166021
Not that I'm aware of. It may be a discontinued product which would explain why it's not on their website. I happen to LOVE this comforter. It's neither too warm or too cold as wool should be.
399681
They are a bit thicker than a normal sock. Wouldn't so much say they are great for for winter.
272987
The material has been brushed which makes the interior of the sock feel plush, rather than wool. I didn't have the same experience as others did. I drank the koolaid but My feet never got hot, Or warm from wearing these socks. I'm a professional hunting guide. Invest in some 800-1200 gram thinsulate boots. Good luck
1467850
i wear the merino wool, ones year around and i love them . i personally don't like the lighter ones, but my daughter loves them , i do not think the lighter ones has enough padding . i would try both and decide from there. the socks last forever.
2214900
Yes, there is only one pair in the package. Kinda expensive for a pair of socks, but well worth it if you have circulation problems & cold feet. My mother has both and we live in Michigan. I bought her 3 pair last Winter & that's all she wears last year & this winter. She continuously tells me how she loves the socks.
1437090
I don't know but they are only going in the dryer so not sure why you would need to. Wool does tend to shrink so its your call
1095130
it's not as heavy as my Norwegian military wool socks but they are not lite hikers either I wore mine deer hunting in NE pa. with high quality uninsulated Gor-Tex boots, was warm enough, they fit tight no seams and with adequate cushion. I'm happy.
1425062
I dont know what percent of wool they are but I would guess its pretty high. They are very warm and comfortable. I have had mine over a year and they hold up great. I dont put them in the dryer because they did shrink up a little the first time I did that so I let them hang to dry.
193968
It does not contain wool. I believe that it contains rayon and lycra. I'm not sure what else it contains but I am sure that it doesn't contain wool.
1277284
Sorry, I don't know. I through the packaging away. But I love the socks. They don't smell if I want to use it one more time before I wash them. &#128521; I am actually using them as normal socks too. Just buy 5 you get a free shipping. Don't worry. &#128522; I run almost everyday so I needed a good socks.
997141
100% wool vs 80% wool. I have both and they are both warm. I guess price is the difference that I see.
1786807
No they don't. I have noticed that the white socks, which I wear infrequently and only in the house, are unraveling along the top. Only reason I can hypothesize is that the bleach (don't bleach the grey and they are fine) is weakening the fabric and eventually causing the unraveling.
1892350
There is no label inside the socks that indicates the fabric. To me, it feels like a cotton-polyester blend knit. They stretch, and, in my experience, 100% cotton does not stretch.
272991
I wore wool socks all the time when I was in the Army. They were mandatory at a winter combat survival course I attended. These are definitely warmer than wool and are much less scratchy. Although you may notice that they are a bit thicker than other socks due to the layering of different materials intended to hold in heat more efficiently. But that's not much of a downside in my opinion. It was -10 degrees when I left the house yesterday morning and my feet were nice and toasty all day.
872969
Mine do. I even had room to put in an extra-support-y arch insole. I've worn them with some pretty chunky wool socks and had no problems.