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Nansen Wool Sock

Falcon

Sale price£22.50

COLOUR: Falcon

SIZE: 36-40

Falcon
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  • 80% merino wool, 18% polyamide and 2% elastane
  • Thick, warm construction
  • Rib-knitted welt
  • Tight knit to avoid bulking
  • Flexible and stable fit
  • 163g product weight
  • Made in Lithuania
  • Falcon

Devold makes the Nansen from merino wool, with the tight knit keeping a thick sock from bunching up inside a boot. The ribbed welt gives it a stable hold, while the wool naturally resists odour, so Devold says it rarely needs washing and can simply be aired out. The Falcon colour keeps the traditional wool-sock business fairly quiet. Eighty per cent merino is doing most of the talking anyway.

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