Merino Wool Ski Socks
The wool
Warm merino
Merino wool is soft, warm and naturally breathable.
It keeps feet dry by moving moisture away from the skin.
It resists smells, so the socks stay fresh on long days.
It feels soft, not itchy, even in tight boots.
Wool keeps its warmth even when it gets a little damp.
It is the classic choice for skiers and walkers.
That is why merino has become the first choice for outdoor socks.
The comfort
Cushioned and knee high
A thick towelling sole cushions the foot.
The knee-high leg sits above the boot cuff and stops rubbing.
Ribbed zones hold the sock in place, so it does not slip down.
The heel and toe are reinforced for long wear.
Size M fits EU 34 to 37 and size L fits EU 38 to 44.
They work for women and men alike.
They also stop boots rubbing on the shin, which makes long days much more comfortable.
The patterns
Chevron or honeycomb
Chevron designs have bold, sporty stripes down the leg.
Honeycomb designs have a modern hexagon pattern.
Bright accents make it easy to find a matching pair.
Buy a few colours and rotate them through the week.
They make a great gift for anyone who loves winter.
Free UK delivery and 30 days to return.
Keep one pair in the car for winter emergencies.
From Maria & Denis
These merino wool ski socks are the warm, cushioned socks you want on a cold mountain or a frosty winter walk.
They are knitted with merino wool, which keeps feet warm, wicks moisture and stays fresh for longer.
A thick towelling sole cushions every step, in ski boots, walking boots or wellies.
The long knee-high leg protects the shin from the boot and keeps the cold out.
Reinforced zones at the heel and toe add comfort where you need it most.
They are just as good for sledging, winter hikes and cosy evenings at home.
Bold chevron or honeycomb patterns in eight colour combinations.
Cold feet can ruin a winter day. Good socks make all the difference, and merino wool is the best fibre for the job: warm, soft and fresh for longer than cotton. These socks are made for skiing, but they are just as useful for winter walks, football matches and frosty mornings at home.
Two sizes: M fits EU 34–37 and L fits EU 38–44.
Why you will love it
Merino wool for warmth.
Thick cushioned sole.
Knee-high leg.
Reinforced heel and toe.
Stays in place.
Stays fresh for longer.
Eight colour combinations.
Warm on the coldest days.
Great for walks and skiing.
Sizes M and L.
Fabric & care
Merino wool socks.
Machine wash at 30°C inside out on a wool cycle.
Dry flat or on a rack.
Do not tumble dry.
Wool is naturally odour-resistant, so it rarely needs washing: air it on a hanger overnight and it freshens up on its own.
When you do wash it, use a wool detergent in cool water, never wring it, roll it in a towel to press out the water and dry it flat away from radiators.
Store it folded, not hung, with a cedar block or lavender bag to keep moths away.
Size guide
Garment measurements in centimetres, taken flat or relaxed; allow 1–3 cm either way.
Measure a similar garment you own and compare it with this chart.
Customer Reviews
Based on 4 reviews
Warm feet
Wore them skiing all week. Warm and no rubbing from the boots.
Comfy
Thick soft sole, great in my walking boots.
Good socks
Stay up all day and still fresh at the end of it.
Bought a few
Got three colours for the family trip. Everyone loves them.
Questions and answers
How do I choose my size in these socks?
They come in sizes M (EU 34-37) to L (EU 38-44). The size guide on this page gives the measurements for each size. Measure a similar pair you own, laid flat, and compare it with the chart; free UK delivery and 30 days to return give you time to check the fit at home.
How do I wash these socks?
Machine wash at 30°C inside out on a wool cycle. Dry flat or on a rack. Do not tumble dry.
What are these socks made of?
They are made from merino wool socks. Wool keeps you warm, lets your skin breathe and naturally resists odour, so it needs washing less often than other fabrics.
Will wool socks shrink?
Wool can shrink and felt in hot water or a tumble dryer. Wash them inside out at 30°C on a wool cycle and dry them flat or on a rack, and they keep their size. Wool also resists odour, so airing them between wears means fewer washes.
