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The Lanullva ragg sock is a thick, warm ragg sock in 80% Norwegian lambswool. It is traditional and timeless, keeps your feet warm and works just as well in boots as indoors. The wool keeps you warm, even when the sock gets a little damp.
“The warmest for my feet.” – Roald J.
- For the cabin, winter hikes and cold floors
- Norwegian lambswool is coarser than merino. If you have sensitive skin, wear a thin wool sock underneath.
- The top edge is firm. If you have strong calves, it may feel tight.
- 80% Norwegian lambswool, 18% polyamide, 2% elastane
The Lanullva ragg sock is a thick, warm ragg sock in 80% Norwegian lambswool. It is traditional and timeless, keeps your feet warm and works just as well in boots as indoors. The wool keeps you warm, even when the sock gets a little damp.
“The warmest for my feet.” – Roald J.
- For the cabin, winter hikes and cold floors
- Norwegian lambswool is coarser than merino. If you have sensitive skin, wear a thin wool sock underneath.
- The top edge is firm. If you have strong calves, it may feel tight.
- 80% Norwegian lambswool, 18% polyamide, 2% elastane
The story behind Lanullva

Grandmother’s invention
Eilif came home cold and sweaty from working on the farm at Lyngstad, on Norway's harsh north-west coast. In 1994, Brit Vinje Lyngstad invented a knitting method with air knitted into every stitch – and Eilif stopped being cold.