Socks so natural you can compost them. Made from the wool of Bluefaced Leicester sheep, whose wool is known for making good hearty socks, sustainably sourced from small farms across the UK, and knit on a hand-powered 100-year-old manual knitting machine. Each pair of socks is a labor of love, and takes about 4-5 hours to complete.

Committed to creating a more circular fiber economy, these socks are made the old-fashioned way of 100% unbleached, wool, worsted spun into a 4-ply yarn and knit with an especially elastic rib construction, eliminating the need for added synthetic elastic or nylon. Truly plastic-free.

Each pair comes in an reusable bag, allowing for optimum storage protection while traveling.

Care instructions: Wool socks are naturally antimicrobial, and as such require very infrequent laundering. When it does come time to give your socks a wash (we recommend no more than once a season), hand wash cold or run in a machine on a delicates cycle using a soap with a neutral pH. Lay flat to dry.

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Born out of love for the earth and a rejection of mass consumerism,  is a small couple-run business based in rural Northern Spain dedicated to handcrafting clothing and other textile-based goods using exclusively responsibly raised and organically grown natural fibers, undyed or naturally dyed with plants they collect and cultivate themselves. All of their garments are made in small batches and can be composted at end of life.

Designed and handmade in Northern Spain of British wool.