Children's socks

Children's socks play a surprisingly large role in the dressing of little ones. Often children's toes get cold easily, even if you have invested in warm and good quality shoes. Your feet feel cold and leathery. The fault may not lie in the shoes, but in the socks. When it comes to children's socks, you should invest in breathable, moisture-wicking and warming materials. Especially in cold and wet seasons. Merino wool is an excellent option. It keeps you warm even when damp and feels soft against the skin, without itching children's sensitive skin. 

The natural properties of merino wool are second to none. It breathes efficiently, wicking moisture away from the skin, keeping it just the right temperature for warming in cold weather and cooling in hot. Merino wool is well suited for year-round use, but an alternative for warmer weather is cotton products.

Cotton absorbs moisture. This is why children's toes often get cold when they put on a pair of 'granny socks' in cold weather, and the moisture cannot evaporate, nor can wool warm them. The absolute trump card of cotton is its durability! That's why it's a great wash-and-wear product for everyday wear in the summer and warm spring weather.