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Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks
Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks
Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks
Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks
Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks
Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks
Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks
Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks
Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks

Mens 5 Pair SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks

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Is it time to stir the sock pot a little and rev up your tired sock drawer? With these big five-pair packs of men’s SOCKSHOP Wildfeet Bamboo Spots and Stripes Socks. Each multipack of mixed pattern, contrast and plain socks brings colour, fun and versatility, looking great for whatever situations you wear them for, and whatever you choose to wear them with.

These quality men’s socks have a super-soft and silky touch, smoothly knitted to a light, fine gauge, using a fibre blend rich in bamboo. In case you hadn’t heard, bamboo is one of the most popular modern materials for socks. Besides its luxury feel, bamboo increases your comfort because they won’t itch or irritate skin like many other fibres can. These socks care for the skin because bamboo is hypoallergenic, and also help keep feet healthy, absorbing and wicking moisture for a dry foot climate, and keeping you cool by being naturally thermoregulating. Your socks will stay looking good too, thanks to bamboo yarn’s ability to retain colour, wash after wash.

As kind as bamboo socks are to our feet, bamboo crops are equally kind to the environment. Bamboo (which is actually a grass, rather than a tree) is sustainable, very water-efficient, and naturally bacteria-resisting, so it doesn’t need damaging pesticides grow healthily and gives out 35% more oxygen per field than the equivalent in trees can.