ユニセックス アルパカ ウール スリッパ ソックス

• 420g/m2 of 100% Alpaca Wool
• Slipper Socks Weight: 79 g
• Designed for lounging around at home.
• Fitted cut with a natural stretch
• Pairs well with our Men's Joggers & Women's Joggers in Winter & Fall
• Fabric Care

• All-day Comfort
  We prioritized your comfort when designing our socks, using the finest alpaca fibers to achieve a soft and breathable texture that guarantees maximum comfort even with extended use.
• Moisture-wicking
  Our socks are designed with moisture-wicking properties that keep your feet dry and sweat-free throughout the day, allowing you to feel refreshed and comfortable.
• Odor-resistant
  Naturally anti-bacterial fibers help to prevent the growth of odor-causing bacteria, keeping your feet smelling fresh and clean.

Alpaca Wool is lightweight and does not require frequent laundering, allowing you to relax and lounge freely.

• Light & Durable
  Semi-hollow core fibers insulate and make the fabric lighter and resistant.
• Wear More, Wash Less
  Alpaca dries quickly and absorbs minimal moisture, preventing bacterial growth.

• Smooth Fiber Scales
  The scales of alpaca fibers are smoother than those of sheep wool. They help wick moisture away, while also having incredibly low moisture absorption. 
• 18 to 19 Microns* Alpaca Wool
  The finest Alpaca Wool with naturally smooth fiber scales minimize felting and ensure luxurious softness on your skin without itching.

*Microns define the diameter of the fiber.

Contrary to industry norms, every step involved in making our clothes is done in only one country: Peru, the home of our family. Our production in Peru includes fiber sourcing, yarn spinning, fabric knitting, dyeing, finishing, and garment sewing.

From Peru, our clothes go straight to California or Europe on its journey to you.

Manufacturing in one country allows us to greatly reduce our carbon footprint and freight shipping. This is a major step on our journey to becoming a carbon negative company.

We avoid industrial farming by working with co-op farmers in the Andes. Doing everything in Peru guarantees we know how the alpacas and the workers involved are being treated.