Organic Sneaker Socks in Blue: For Active Lives
Italian Organic Sneaker socks in blue impress with their light organic cotton. These socks will stick with you through life’s highs and lows without slipping – whether during an intense workout or while running your daily errands.
- Made in Italy
- Spoiler prevents slipping
- Almost invisible in shoes
- Thinner material for a comfortably light fit all day long
- 65% cotton (GOTS®-standard organic cotton), 33% polyamide, 2% elastane (Lycra®)
- Egyptian cotton with extra-long fibers
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Fairtrade Organic Cotton
I am a pair of Organic Comfort socks, and I am made of organic cotton from Egypt. This cotton is certified to the international GOTS® standard, ensuring adherence to strict environmental and social criteria all the way from cultivation through to production.
Long Fibers for a Long Life
My cotton comes from Egypt. What makes this organic cotton so special is its long fibers. This is a huge plus, as it means I do not produce any fluff. Organic Sneaker socks like me are made in Italy from 65% organic cotton, 33% polyamide and 2% elastane.
Why Polyamide?
We socks live in a damp, warm climate between your shoes and your feet. Every step causes friction. So, to ensure we are long-lasting, our sole, heel and toe areas are strengthened with polyamide. But there are no artificial fibers used anywhere else, to guarantee maximum comfort.
Various Colors
I am available in four colors: classic black, subtle gray, fresh blue, and elegant khaki. The choice is yours.
Also in a Calf Sock Version
My closest relatives are the Organic Comfort socks. They are available in the same colors and material. Organic Comfort socks have a comfortable terry sole and a soft comfort band.
100% Skin-Friendly & Allergy-Tested
I am good for you, your feet and your skin: and to prove it, I passed the test for the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100.
This standard says that I am 100% skin-friendly and allergy-tested. This is important, since we often forget that socks are worn directly against the skin in a damp, warm climate subjected to friction.
Paper Packaging
I am packaged in a small paper bag to protect me from dirt. Protection is important to ensure that I reach you in all my glory. Plastic has been out since January 2020. Isn’t that much better? And if you recycle the paper, that would be even better still.
