CAMELIA: CAMEL WOOL, SHEEP WOOL, COTTON & HEMP SOCKS – NATURAL WARMTH & DURABILITY
55 % untreated camel wool | 30 % untreated sheep wool | 12 % unbleached cotton | 3 % hemp
Cuff: Same blend with a hair-thin elastic thread (<1 %, cuff only)
Sizes EU 35–47 ~ see chart for US/UK conversions
Camelia is a beautifully warm sock made from a lovely blend of special natural fibres. Soft camel hair and sheep wool provide insulating warmth, while cotton and hemp add breathable strength.
Designed for comfort and versatility, Camelia is equally at home on daily walks and cosy days indoors - all while remaining gentle on the skin.
🌿 Natural Comfort in Every Thread
| Fibre | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Camel Wool | Soft warmth, insulation, moisture balance |
| Sheep Wool | Breathable warmth & natural odour resistance |
| Cotton (undyed) | Adds softness and strength on the inside |
| Hemp | Durability, structure & antibacterial qualities |
✨ Why They’re Special
• Breathable, insulating and naturally odour-resistant
• Suitable for both relaxing at home and light outdoor wear
• Cuff contains <1% elastic for a gentle, stay-up hold
• Plastic-free body and biodegradable (except cuff elastic)
• Sizes EU 35–47 ~ see chart for conversions
• Made in Europe in small, mindful batches
• Ships plastic-free in a compostable mailer
🧼 Care – For Long Life & Lasting Comfort
WASH
• Hand wash or gentle 30 °C wool cycle with pH-neutral detergent
• Avoid bleach, softeners, enzymes, vinegar or bicarb
DRY
• Lay flat or line dry in the shade
• Do not tumble dry, iron or dry clean
CARE TIPS
• Rotate wears every 2–3 days to let fibres recover
• Keep footwear interiors smooth to prevent friction
• Trim toenails to prevent snags
• Store with cedar or lavender to deter moths
• Hand wash or gentle 30 °C cycle with pH-neutral wool detergent
• Avoid bleach, enzymes, softeners, vinegar or bicarb
• Do not tumble dry, iron or dry clean
• Rotate pairs to allow natural fibre recovery
• Store with cedar or lavender to deter moths
• Ensure footwear is smooth inside to prevent snags