Description
- Alpaca wool 80% Cotton 20%
100% - made in Italy with natural materials
- Washing: By hand or in the washing machine, with water temperature not higher than 30 degrees
- Wide in the forefoot to free your feet for movement
- They have no rubber bands that create marks in the skin
- Recycled paper label
- Not dyed but with natural colors
The yarns that compose them
Alpaca wool comes from a camelid that lives in the Andes mountain range in South America, similar to the llama (another camelid that lives in the Andes), but without a hump. Alpaca wool is warm and soft. The cotton comes from India and Tanzania (it’s the same cotton used in our organic cotton socks). Do they sting? After the first wash the socks become even softer, but they are already very soft to begin with. I recommend that those who are particularly sensitive to the contact of wool wear a pair of cotton socks next to the skin. They keep their color. Alpaca wool is less resistant to abrasion, so we added cotton to make more resistant socks.
