Product Description
Wigwam Minus 40C Silver Crew Length Outdoor Adult Socks
Sold and priced per 6 pairs of socks of the same size and color.
Made in the USA.
Features:
- Crew length
- SmartSilver® kills germs and eliminates odor
- Fully cushioned
- Long wearing sole
- Foot hugging fit and comfort
- Seamless toe closure
Crew Length:
A sock that extends beyond ankle length, but not beyond the largest part of the calf. Typically 9" to 12" in length.
Made of 75% Merino Wool, 15% Stretch Nylon, 7% Olefin, 2% Stretch Polyester, 1% Elastic (rubber)
Merino Wool:
A special, fine grade of wool that originally came from Merino sheep. It shares all of the characteristics classic to wool, but what makes Merino wool different is the luxurious softness and comfort provided by its finer diameter as contrasted to larger diameter fibers. Unlike coarser grades of wool, Merino wool is much less prone to itching.
Stretch Nylon:
Continuous nylon filaments that are crimped and heat set to provide elasticity. Due to the relatively high level of elasticity imparted to nylon after it is crimped and heat set, it is very commonly utilized to make stretch socks in combination with other yarns.
Olefin:
A superior, water-repelling fiber that won't accept moisture. It is used alone or with absorbent outer layers that work together to wick moisture away from your body. It is very strong and has the lowest specific gravity (lightest) of any man-made fiber. It is also stain-resistant and colorfast. The company that developed this fiber won the Nobel Prize.
Stretch Polyester:
Hydrophobic (water-repelling) fiber that is known for its durability and is extremely colorfast for vivid coloration.
Elastic (rubber):
A rubber or spandex (synthetic elastic) that provides extreme stretch and recovery. It is usually wrapped with a man-made filament yarn in order to provide consistency in its stretch and recovery.
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Sold and priced per 6 pairs of socks of the same size and color.
Made in the USA.
Features:
- Crew length
- SmartSilver® kills germs and eliminates odor
- Fully cushioned
- Long wearing sole
- Foot hugging fit and comfort
- Seamless toe closure
Crew Length:
A sock that extends beyond ankle length, but not beyond the largest part of the calf. Typically 9" to 12" in length.
Made of 75% Merino Wool, 15% Stretch Nylon, 7% Olefin, 2% Stretch Polyester, 1% Elastic (rubber)
Merino Wool:
A special, fine grade of wool that originally came from Merino sheep. It shares all of the characteristics classic to wool, but what makes Merino wool different is the luxurious softness and comfort provided by its finer diameter as contrasted to larger diameter fibers. Unlike coarser grades of wool, Merino wool is much less prone to itching.
Stretch Nylon:
Continuous nylon filaments that are crimped and heat set to provide elasticity. Due to the relatively high level of elasticity imparted to nylon after it is crimped and heat set, it is very commonly utilized to make stretch socks in combination with other yarns.
Olefin:
A superior, water-repelling fiber that won't accept moisture. It is used alone or with absorbent outer layers that work together to wick moisture away from your body. It is very strong and has the lowest specific gravity (lightest) of any man-made fiber. It is also stain-resistant and colorfast. The company that developed this fiber won the Nobel Prize.
Stretch Polyester:
Hydrophobic (water-repelling) fiber that is known for its durability and is extremely colorfast for vivid coloration.
Elastic (rubber):
A rubber or spandex (synthetic elastic) that provides extreme stretch and recovery. It is usually wrapped with a man-made filament yarn in order to provide consistency in its stretch and recovery.
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**BECAUSE DYE LOTS VARY, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE COLOR MATCHING ON ALL SHIPMENTS**
Due to color differences in monitors, the colors on this site are for reference only. Please contact Epic Sports if you have any color questions.
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Customer Reviews
R. STEUBING (Texas) on November 3, 2010
These Wigwam Socks were sent to Afghanistan to Marines out on the front line. It gets very cold there and the Marines love the warm socks. Aside from the warmth, the antibacterial nature of 40C Silvers helps with the athlete's foot problem. All of the Marines have it and anything to work on keeping the AF in check is great. I'll be buying more in the coming weeks. Thanks, Bob Steubing
