Särmä Premium Merino Socks

Our vision of serious socks for demanding conditions like hiking and military use. Lightweight, durable & moisture-wicking, very well fit for summer, or winter too if you wear thicker socks over them or take a short run. Will not roll up in use.

• Intricately designed socks for demanding use
• Inside of the sole terry knit merino wool, the rest artificial fibers
• 40% Coolmax, 28% Merino wool, 20% polypropylene, 7% polyamide, 5% elastane
• 23.5 micron

Bottom, heel, and toe areas have a large Merino wool content, while the rest of the sock is made of moisture-wicking technical materials, kept thin and airy for better circulation. On the center, you'll find a little stretchy bit to finish the fit.

Good for military, hiking & outdoor use, sports and of course anything else less demanding than these. An additional benefit of terry knit is the fact that these won't slide and wrinkle when worn.

Material and care

Materials 40% Coolmax, 28% Merino wool, 20% polypropylene, 7% polyamide, 5% elastane. Because of the wool content, these need one wash cycle before they fit perfectly. You can wash these at 40° C / 104° F, but if you hang them to air after use, they usually don't need much washing. 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.

Starting from August 2020, the packages of new Särmä socks will have a QR code that you can use to trace the merino wool source. This will also raise the prices of the socks a bit, but it is a tiny thing in comparison to how cool this transparency is!

Size info

Sized according to European shoe sizes, with corresponding common S, M, L etc. sizes in brackets. See the chart below for further reference:

Made in Finland!