Särmä Hiking Socks, Merino Wool, 4-Pack

Buy four pairs of Hiking socks. You need them anyway and get the 4-pack cheaper. Anatomically designed hiking socks for demanding users and people who appreciate extra comfort in everyday life. Lofty knit, moisture-wicking, and a proper fit to prevent blisters and keep you walking all day. Made in Finland

Need only one pair? Not a problem

• Optimized for three-season use
• Crew-length ribbed shaft, long enough for most boots
• Grey and dark grey color scheme
• Wool terry knit at the shaft and bottom - won't wrinkle up!
• Sturdy bands at the ankle and instep to keep the sock in place
• Shaped heel cup and toe box
• Flat seams

The socks are engineered to hug your instep and cup the heel. The shafts, bottom, and toe box are terry knit, while the instep has a lighter construction. Terry knit is smooth on the outside and has loops on the inside to trap air and insulate better. As a result, these hiking socks are warm and soft in just the right places.

Material and care

• 64% Merino Wool, 34% polyamide, 2% elastane.
• 23.5 micron
• Machine wash at 40°C (104° F ) with a wool program.

Don't leave them in a wet lump after washing. Reshape them gently while still damp and hang to dry. Using wool detergent is recommended to retain the properties of the material. The sock will shrink about 10% in the first wash. This is taken into account in the sizing.

And yes, the wool is mulesing-free!

Want to know where the merino wool comes from?

Our sock provider Sukkamestarit has joined the NATIVA™system, the purpose of which is to be able to trace the merino wool back to individual sheep farms. Because of this, you will also be able to find out where the wool for all our merino wool Särmä socks comes from.

From August 2020, the packages of new Särmä socks got a QR code that you can use to trace the source of the merino wool.

Size info

Sized according to European shoe sizes, with corresponding common S, M, L, etc. sizes in brackets. A slight shrinkage in the first wash is accounted for - don't pick oversized socks. See the chart below for further reference: