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Native Merino Lambs Wool Room Socks

Navy

Sale price£48.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: L

Navy
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  • Style R1546
  • 59% merino lambswool, 26% nylon, 12% polyester and 3% polyurethane
  • Navy colourway with Native-inspired pattern
  • Thick, low-gauge knitted construction
  • Soft pile interior for cushioning and warmth
  • Grip sole for added traction around the house
  • Available in S, M and L
  • Made in Japan

RoToTo took its reference from Native American textiles for these thick room socks, knitted on low-gauge machinery traditionally used for work socks. Merino lambswool gives the fabric its soft feel, while the pile interior adds a layer of cushioning underfoot. There is a grip sole for moving about on hard floors, which is useful when the heating has been turned down and the kitchen tiles have other ideas. Navy keeps the pattern fairly restrained.

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  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
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