Donegal Wool Socks
Story
Warm, cozy socks that are also durable enough to withstand extreme environments; Mount Everest anyone? Even National Geographic loves them.
Whether you'll be staving off the elements on your next backpacking trip or just need something to wear around the house once you've kicked off your shoes, a pair of these Donegal wool socks are the perfect fit (pun intended). Each of the yarns used in these rugged socks are chosen because they reflect the magnificent colors and textures of Donegal's beautiful, wild country.
One of my favorite items we sell and something that every member of my family wears. We are in Michigan after all, and the cold weather lasts from November to April. - Stuart, Proprietor of Real Irish
Features
- Mid-calf sock (includes one pair of two socks)
- Subtle flecks of secondary yarn colors
- Elasticated cuff
- Ribbed design (except on the underside portion you walk on)
- Made in County Donegal, the wool capital of Ireland
Materials
- 80% Wool
- 20% Polyamide
Sizing
Medium
- US 5.5 - 8.5
- EUR 37 - 41
- UK 4 - 7
Large
- US 8.5 - 12.5
- EUR 41 - 45
- UK 7 - 11
Care
- Machine washable
- Air dry only
About Donegal Socks
Donegal Socks is a third generation family-owned and operated business that manufactures traditional wool socks, located in the south-west corner of Donegal.
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Donegal Wool Socks
Story
Warm, cozy socks that are also durable enough to withstand extreme environments; Mount Everest anyone? Even National Geographic loves them.
Whether you'll be staving off the elements on your next backpacking trip or just need something to wear around the house once you've kicked off your shoes, a pair of these Donegal wool socks are the perfect fit (pun intended). Each of the yarns used in these rugged socks are chosen because they reflect the magnificent colors and textures of Donegal's beautiful, wild country.
One of my favorite items we sell and something that every member of my family wears. We are in Michigan after all, and the cold weather lasts from November to April. - Stuart, Proprietor of Real Irish
Features
- Mid-calf sock (includes one pair of two socks)
- Subtle flecks of secondary yarn colors
- Elasticated cuff
- Ribbed design (except on the underside portion you walk on)
- Made in County Donegal, the wool capital of Ireland
Materials
- 80% Wool
- 20% Polyamide
Sizing
Medium
- US 5.5 - 8.5
- EUR 37 - 41
- UK 4 - 7
Large
- US 8.5 - 12.5
- EUR 41 - 45
- UK 7 - 11
Care
- Machine washable
- Air dry only
About Donegal Socks
Donegal Socks is a third generation family-owned and operated business that manufactures traditional wool socks, located in the south-west corner of Donegal.
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Story
Warm, cozy socks that are also durable enough to withstand extreme environments; Mount Everest anyone? Even National Geographic loves them.
Whether you'll be staving off the elements on your next backpacking trip or just need something to wear around the house once you've kicked off your shoes, a pair of these Donegal wool socks are the perfect fit (pun intended). Each of the yarns used in these rugged socks are chosen because they reflect the magnificent colors and textures of Donegal's beautiful, wild country.
One of my favorite items we sell and something that every member of my family wears. We are in Michigan after all, and the cold weather lasts from November to April. - Stuart, Proprietor of Real Irish
Features
- Mid-calf sock (includes one pair of two socks)
- Subtle flecks of secondary yarn colors
- Elasticated cuff
- Ribbed design (except on the underside portion you walk on)
- Made in County Donegal, the wool capital of Ireland
Materials
- 80% Wool
- 20% Polyamide
Sizing
Medium
- US 5.5 - 8.5
- EUR 37 - 41
- UK 4 - 7
Large
- US 8.5 - 12.5
- EUR 41 - 45
- UK 7 - 11
Care
- Machine washable
- Air dry only
About Donegal Socks
Donegal Socks is a third generation family-owned and operated business that manufactures traditional wool socks, located in the south-west corner of Donegal.
