FALKE Men's No. 7 M So Wool Plain 1 Pair Socks, Black 3000, 7-8

Description -Single pack of elegant thermal socks for men from our premium FALKE Luxury Line; made of the finest Australian merino wool soft on the skin, breathable and thermo-regulating; plain pattern with ribbed structure; non-elastic fabric for a loose fit -Thin, light, hand-linked and shaped calf sock for man ideal for winter; solid design for any casual, dress look or work; high quality construction with reinforced stress zones for an optimum durability and flat whipped seam for pressure-free toes -Special and innovative gender-specific knitting processes guarantee a slip-free and a wrinkle-free fit, a high wearing comfort, a longer durability and protect against pressure points This golden fleece is a gift of nature from the Australian Merino sheep. The exquisite grade of wool, with its fine staple and smoothly scaled hairs, produces yarn so supple and soft that it literally caresses the skin. It is rich in texture and yet lightweight. Resilient as a blade of grass, it is pliant to the point of being elastic and reminds us that nature knows best when it comes to wearing comfort. Its ultrafine micron fibers offer perfect insulation and ventilation, making it the ideal year-round legwear. Ribbed knit styles in Finest Merino provide business socks with a touch of elegance. ABOUT THE BRAND: FALKE is a family-run premium German brand, with a long experience in manufacturing modern clothing accessories designed to match the lifestyle, the personal culture and the needs of each individual. Since 1895 they have stood for fashionable clothing made from high-quality materials, finished with handcrafted perfection and an eye for detail. Through the influence of new ideas and the long experience our garments arise in extraordinary quality and contemporary design. FALKE is dedicated to developing stylish fashion for modern people, in the highest quality and with the demand for perfection. We have been working on this day after day, full of passion - since 1895.