Wool Socks from FootSmart Give You a Great Fit
Don’t wake up to cold floors that make you shiver. Keep feet warm and toasty inside wool socks.
FootSmart offers many types of wool socks that help keep you moving in comfort. Whether you need wool socks for a cold night of camping, or just want some wool socks to warm up cold feet, FootSmart offers wool socks to fit your lifestyle.
FootSmart offers the following wool socks on both our Web site and via our mail-order catalog. Shop now to find wool socks that don’t just keep your feet warm… but keep you healthy as well.
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Angora Wool Socks for Bed – Don't lose another minute of sleep due to cold feet. Instead, tuck cold feet into the soft warmth of angora wool socks. You'll love these luxurious, lightweight wool socks! Warm up to the sleep-inducing benefits of our wool socks (40% angora/ 30% virgin wool/ 30% nylon). Angora is one of the lightest wools available, providing three time the warmth of other wools without the itch. Soft against your skin, the tops of these wool socks are elastic-free, and the light ribbing does not constrict. These wool socks, made in Germany, are also machine washable, and available in blue, yellow, white and grey.
SofTop Seam-Free Wool Socks for Men – SofTop no-elastic wool socks (72% lambswool/ 28% nylon) provide non-binding comfort for sensitive feet and legs. The unique three-band, elastic-free top on these wool socks creates a sock that stays up without restricting circulation. These wool socks also have ventilated foot panels that keep feet cool and dry. Diabetics especially appreciate these wool socks’ seam-free, hand-linked toe seam, which does not irritate or chafe. Plus, SofTop weaves in an extra layer of all-over cushioning, and the lambswool-rich yarns of these wool socks provide incredible softness.
FootSmart offers these wool socks and many more wool socks online and via mail-order. Start shopping for wool socks today!
Information on foot, leg and lower body health conditions provided by The Podiatry Institute, dedicated to advancing the standard of care in podiatric medicine and its effects on muscoskeletal health.