Product Description
Wigwam sock F1403 – INgenius Everyday Crew Sock has an integrated Olefin liner for the ultimate in dry-lined comfort. Because the liner is fully integrated with the outer fabric, we are able to achieve enough “give” in the sock to reduce friction and are able to increase the effective moisture movement properties of the fabric. These Wigwam socks F1403 have a 1×1 true rib top, a 3×1 mock rib leg, a lightweight jersey sole and an ultra smooth lin-toe closure.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #6826 in Apparel & Accessories
- Brand: Wigwam
- Model: F1403
- Fabric type: merino-wool
Features
- Liner: 100% Olefin Outer Sock: 45% Merino wool, 35% stretch nylon, 15% 4-channel polyester, 5% spandex
- Seamless toe closure
- Integrated liner in the foot, true-fit leg and top
- Machine wash warm do not bleach tumble dry low
- Made in USA
Ultra-soft lightweight Merino wool crew sock for everyday use with an integrated Olefin liner.
Customer Reviews
Quality Sock, Stays Up, Made in USA
These are real nice socks. Stay up all day, hold their shape, and seem to be quite comfortable. They are more expensive than I usually spend, but I will be buying more WigWam brand. For those who care MADE IN USA, I dont mind paying a bit more for quality.
I love these socks!
I am a lover of wigwam socks! This is the first pair that my husband has ever had. He really loves them, he said they are the most comfortable socks he has ever owned. They keep their shape really well even after several washes which is a great feature. Buy these socks you will love them.
Socks…who knew?
For years I always bought the cheapest socks I could find. As I got older, I started looking for more comfort and quality.
Let’s put it this way – Wigwam will get all of my future sock purchases. As long as they maintain their excellent quality. Simply outstanding. Are they expensive? Well, more expensive than the cheap junk but as the old saying says: “you get what you pay for”. Unfortunately, this is not always true but it is if you buy Wigwam socks.
