Wool Knee Socks
The designation "new wool“ complies with a product to which not more than 7% of other fibres. The merino sheep originally comes from North Africa. Once a year its fur is shorn.
Virgin wool knee-high socks
Embrace the absolute elegance of connoisseurs with our selection of knee-high socks. Among this wide choice of models with impeccable hold below the knee, you will discover classic and formal pieces in Scottish thread ideal for suits, more modern and comfortable textures for everyday wear, as well as original thermoregulating materials such as wool to perfect your wardrobe in every season.
A protective height in thermoregulating fiber
Made from extra-fine virgin wool, this knee-high sock combines the technical architecture of the high leg with the insulating properties of wool. By covering the leg up to the knee, it creates a true thermal shield under suit trousers, trapping body heat while wicking away condensation. The very fine gauge knitting keeps the thickness to a minimum so as not to affect the fit of dress shoes.
Winter fabrics
The natural matte finish of virgin wool harmonizes perfectly with the dense textures of cold-season suits (flannel, tweed, wool serge). Moreover, the vertical tension of the knee-high sock prevents the trouser fabric from catching or creasing at the calf, ensuring taut and fluid lines in motion.
Our style tips: how to wear wool knee-high socks?
This model is the hallmark of winter sartorial comfort and seriousness:
- Cold season: Pair a charcoal or burgundy virgin wool knee-high sock with a grey flannel suit and smooth leather Oxford boots.
- Staying up on the calf: The natural density of the wool, combined with a supple ribbed cuff below the knee, ensures that the knee-high sock stays perfectly in place from morning to evening without cutting off circulation.
- Washing: Opt for a delicate cold wool cycle in the machine and flat drying to maintain the elasticity of the knit.
Other categories: knee-high socks, Scottish thread knee-high socks.
A question about our collections?
Les mi-bas en laine offrent chaleur, confort et maintien tout au long de la journée. Ils sont particulièrement adaptés aux saisons fraîches et aux longues journées passées en chaussures de ville.
Oui. La laine est une fibre naturellement isolante qui conserve la chaleur tout en laissant le pied respirer. Les modèles en laine mérinos sont notamment appréciés pour leur douceur et leurs propriétés thermorégulatrices.
Absolument. Ils accompagnent parfaitement un costume en automne et en hiver, en assurant une continuité visuelle entre le pantalon et les chaussures, tout en apportant davantage de confort.
Lavez-les à basse température avec un programme adapté à la laine ou à la main. Un séchage à l'air libre permet de préserver les fibres et leur élasticité.
Les mi-bas en laine sont plus isolants et mieux adaptés aux températures fraîches. Les modèles en coton, plus légers, conviennent davantage à un usage quotidien ou aux saisons plus douces.