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Essential Mountain Crew Socks

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When you purchase a Paka product, you are supporting 150+ women artisans in Peru

Why you'll love this

  • The softest socks you've ever worn
  • Extra light, warm, and breathable
  • Inspired by Ausangate in Peru
  • Made with Traceable Alpaca™
  • Lifetime guarantee

Details

Featuring an original graphic design of Ausangate, these crews were made for you to bring the mountains to the mountains.

  • For
    Mountaineering, camping, hiking, skiing, exploring, livin’
  • Material
    41% Alpaca Fiber, 8% Tencel, 50% Recycled Nylon, 1% Spandex
  • Fit & Feel
    Snug / Sturdy

Sizing guide

  • Medium
    Men's 6-9 / Women's 7-10.5
  • Large
    Men's 10-13

Wash & care

  • Fully machine washable

  • I'm a huge wool sock fan. Prior to trying Paka, Smartwool was always my go-to. After trying Paka, they are the new top sock for me. The comfort, lightness, and durability are all top-notch.

    - William K

  • “Lighter than sheep’s wool, supremely good at sweat-wicking, and virtually impossible to stink up.”

    - Emily Pennington, Condé Nast Traveler

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Why alpaca socks? Thermoregulating. The alpaca evolved in the Andes Mountains, where the temperature shifts 70°F a single day. They don't stay wet. The water retention rate for alpaca fiber is 8%, while other wools sit around 16-20%. Light as a cloud. Medullated air pockets make alpaca fiber 3x lighter thank sheep wool. Ba-a-ad news for merino. You can't make these socks smell. Bacteria can't grow on alpaca. Dare you to wear these for a week straight. Why alpaca socks? Thermoregulating. The alpaca evolved in the Andes Mountains, where the temperature shifts 70°F a single day. They don't stay wet. The water retention rate for alpaca fiber is 8%, while other wools sit around 16-20%. Light as a cloud. Medullated air pockets make alpaca fiber 3x lighter thank sheep wool. Ba-a-ad news for merino. You can't make these socks smell. Bacteria can't grow on alpaca. Dare you to wear these for a week straight.

Did we mention these come with our lifetime guarantee?

Yep! If you wear these socks enough to wear them down, the replacement pair is on us. Check more details here.

 
Illustration of Sebastian the Alpaca Surfing and Saying “Ride It!” – PAKA Apparel
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