From morning walks to weekend getaways, these ultra-lightweight 90% merino ankle socks are built for whatever the day throws at you. Thin, breathable, and naturally odour-resistant, they’re perfect for year-round wear in sneakers, Birks, or—dare we say—Crocs.
Made with a premium blend of 90% merino wool, 8% nylon and 2% spandex, they regulate temperature, wick away moisture, and keep your feet comfy from sunrise to long after sunset. Reinforced terry cushioning in the toe and heel adds durability where it counts, while vent panels over the toe and at the ankle flex zone boost breathability when you're on the move. A smooth toe seam, elasticated arch support, and secure ankle cut mean they stay put without slipping or bunching — just throw them on and go.
Note: Due to the high merino content and reinforced terry construction, some pilling is natural — especially in darker colours like Black Sand. It won’t affect performance (or comfort), but it will show you’re wearing real wool. We call it character.
Available in three easy-fit sizes:
Small: US Men’s 4–7 / US Women’s 5.5–8.5
Medium: US Men’s 7–11 / US Women’s 8.5–12.5
Large: US Men’s 9–12.5 / US Women’s 10.5–14
If you're between sizes or prefer a snug fit, we recommend sizing down.
Features
- 90% merino wool / 8% nylon / 2% spandex
- Lightweight feel with just enough cushioning
- Reinforced terry loop toe and heel for extra durability
- Top-of-toe venting and ankle flex zone ventilation
- Smooth toe seam to reduce rubbing and irritation
- Elasticated arch support for a snug, stay-put fit
- Temperature-regulating, breathable, and moisture-wicking
- Odour-resistant — naturally
- Ideal for travel, training, lounging, or everyday wear
Fabric & Care
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Fabric: 90% merino wool, 8% nylon, 2% spandex
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Care: Machine wash cold on gentle or wool cycle. Line dry or tumble dry low.
FAQ
Will these socks pill?
They might — especially in high-friction zones like the heel and toe, and particularly in darker colours like Black Sand. It's completely normal for high-merino-content socks and just part of how natural fibres wear in. The good news? It doesn’t affect performance or comfort. If anything, it just proves you're wearing the real deal.
