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Argyle Socks

We win the tallest sock competition! These TurboWool blend socks naturally wick your feet dry, keeping them warm and cozy when you’re out shredding your bike in the cold mud, or nice and cool on hot days. The argyle embroidery adds a touch of class when you’re drinking hot toddies in front of your fireplace reading by monocle. Double stitched heel and toe for durability, made in the USA.

Sizing Information

Size S/M L/XL
Men’s 5-9 9-13
Women’s 6-10 10-14
Euro 37-42 43-48

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Product Story

Our Wool socks are made from 75% TURBOwool, a superior blend of 50% polypropylene and 50% Merino wool, which provides five times the strength and durability of Merino wool alone. Shrink-resistant and itch-free, these socks will keep feet dry and warm in all weather conditions.
Our wool socks feature:
• Superior wicking and durability
• TURBOwool deluxe wool blend is 5x stronger than Merino wool alone
• Year-round performance: warmer in winter; cooler in summer

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