Thermoregulating merino wool keeps feet warm in winter and cool in summer for year-round comfort
High-density knit and full cushioning in toe and heel reduce blisters and soreness, even with steel or composite toe boots
Moisture-wicking natural fiber vents sweat and moisture away from the foot to prevent swampy feel
Lightweight compression and support weave adds spandex and nylon for improved circulation and recovery
Durable construction with USA wool and a 10-year guarantee ensures long-lasting performance
Summarized by Shop
The Ankle Wool Work Sock is the best work sock for guys with sweaty feet. Because of wool's thermoregulating properties, you won't get overheated with these socks and you'll reduce blisters and soreness.
There's full cushion in the toe and heel, so these socks still work well with steel toe and composite toe boots.
Ironside Durability
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Material
53-54% Ironside merino wool, 25% nylon, 12% lycra
Sizes
Medium, Large, Extra Large, One size
Color options
Black, Gray, Blue
Pattern
Solid, Logo
Made in
North Carolina, USA
Summarized by Shop
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Most comfortable
These truly are the most comfortable durable socks I’ve ever worn my feet get hot very easy and these socks have been a blessing in disguise. I recommend 100% sizing charts seem very accurate. This is my second time purchasing these socks because I wanted ankle socks this time for the summer months.
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Kristopher · 3 days ago
4 sets of ankle socks
I bought these to replace several pairs of athletic socks from other brands. I wore them for the first time yesterday and they fit and feel great. Highly recommend and these are added to my ever-growing collection of Camel City Mill. Can't go wrong and they wear like steel.
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Brian · 5 days ago
Best socks ever!
These socks are amazing. So much so that I gave out a pair to a friend of mine. I was in the Army for 40 years and I wore their standard issue boot socks for almost all of those 40 years. Over the year since I bought 5 pairs your socks I have thrown out the old military ones and now only wear Camel City socks. Do you make a winter version?