Feet are often the first thing to remind us that autumn has arrived. Cold toes on the way to work, blisters from new boots, clammy moisture in synthetic socks after a long day. Wool socks solve much of this naturally: wool regulates temperature, transports moisture away from the skin, and smells less even after a whole day in boots.
Lanullva's wool socks are knitted in merino wool using our airy method, the same principle that Brit Vinje Lyngstad developed in 1994 to give her husband Eilif dry workdays. The knit provides 30 percent more air pockets than regular wool knitwear, and it is these air pockets that make the socks warm on cold winter mornings and breathable on long summer hikes.
We have socks for the whole family: women, men and children, in different thicknesses and lengths for different uses. Thin socks for everyday shoes and dress shoes, thicker socks for winter shoes and hiking boots, and heavy-duty socks for work boots and hunting. Wool smells less than synthetic fibre, so the same sock can be worn for several days without becoming a problem.
The sock lies directly against the skin all day, which is precisely what allows the wool to have its full effect: moisture is transported away from the foot while warmth is retained. The wool is RWS-certified by Textile Exchange (responsible animal welfare and full traceability), OEKO-TEX Standard 100-certified, and produced in European factories with proper working conditions. Wash sparingly on a wool cycle, dry flat, and wool socks often last for many years.
