Lorpen CIWE Liner Merino Eco Socks

The CIWE Liner Merino Eco Socks can be used as a liner or everyday standalone sock with natural Merino wool fibre and an open mesh structure in the foot for excellent breathable comfort. They also feature highly abrasion resistant Red-Cycled nylon made from recovered commercial fishing nets no longer in use and stretch nylon with LYCRA(R) all throughout the sock to eliminate slipping and bunching up and ensures fit is retained through long-term use and washing.

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• Thin sock or liner with natural Merino wool fibre
• Reinforced and toes and heels for durability
• Venting area promotes heat and moisture release during exercise
• Flat Knit Toe Seam (or stitch-by-stitch toe seam) means no irritation on your toes

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• Technologies: T2 technology for technical socks with two differentiated layers of yarn, blending different types of fibres to offer limited performance for athletes. Red-Cycled Nylon yarn is made entirely from fishing nets whose useful life in the fishing industry has come to an end. In this way, instead of becoming a danger at the bottom of the sea, they are recycled to give life to a new nylon yarn. This continuous fibre yarn is hard-wearing and provides good cushioning. It withstands wear and tear better than any other fibre on the market. Merino Wool: Due to the long length and short diameter of the fibre, Merino sheep's wool creates a softer yarn with a finer loop that is softer to the touch than wool from other species of sheep. The fibre's core is hydrophilic (water retaining) and breathable. Since it retains heat even when damp, it is the fibre used in the middle layer of Lorpen' T3 socks and the main fibre in their T2 socks for use in colder temperatures. Stretch Nylon with LYCRA(R) adds durability and ensure these socks stay up in your shoes without slipping down to your toes. On the one hand, NYLON is a synthetic continuous fibre that is characterised by its resistance and capacity to cushion. ...