Highland Wool Walking Socks
The wool
Thick wool walking socks with a flecked finish
Dense, springy wool keeps your feet warm in the cold and breathes, so they stay drier on a long walk than in cotton.
The long ribbed leg sits above a walking boot or a welly and stops it rubbing, and the wide rib top holds up without pinching.
The heel and toe are knitted thicker, in a darker shade, where boots press hardest.
The cushion
Cushioned sole, UK 8 to 11
Soft terry loops form a cushion under the foot that softens every step on hard ground, and an elastic arch band stops the sock bunching.
One size fits UK 8 to 11 (EU 42 to 45), sized with men in mind and fitting women with larger feet; on feet smaller than UK 8 the heel may sit high.
Wash cool on a wool cycle and dry naturally.
How to wear it
Four earthy colours
Wear them with walking boots, wellies in the garden, work boots on site or at home on cold floors; they suit boots rather than slim trainers.
All four colours hide mud and look at home with country clothes.
Choose your colour above — free UK delivery. A practical gift for a walker or gardener.
From Maria & Denis
Wool walking socks with a thick, cushioned sole — made for boots, long walks and cold houses.
Coffee, grey, grey blue or military green, in one size for UK 8 to 11. Good socks are the most underrated part of any walking kit, and they are just as at home on a Munro, a muddy dog walk or a cold stone floor.
Why you will love it
A thick, warm, breathable wool knit.
A cushioned terry sole for long days in boots.
A long ribbed leg that sits above the boot.
A thicker heel and toe where socks wear first.
One size for UK 8 to 11, in four earthy colours.
Fabric & care
Machine wash cool on a wool cycle, inside out. Dry flat, away from the radiator.
Size guide
One size: EU 42–45 (UK 8–11), ankle 26–30 cm.
Customer Reviews
Based on 5 reviews
Thick
Thick and warm in walking boots.
Cushion
Cushioned sole, comfy on long walks.
Size
Fit my size 6 feet nicely, soft all day.
Gift
Love them, warm and soft inside my walking boots.
Warm
Warm and they stay up.
