• heavy knit in a long sock
• 55% untreated sheep wool
  - 30% untreated alpaca wool
  - 12% unbleached and undyed cotton
  - 3% hemp
• warm yet breathable

Sheep and alpaca wool are incredibly warm. Cotton and hemp are notoriously durable. Combining warmth and durability

• 55% untreated sheep wool
• 30% untreated alpaca wool
• 12% unbleached and undyed cotton
• 3% hemp

• These should be ideally hand washed (or machine washed on a delicate cycle at 30° with a gentle wool detergent).
• Do not tumble, dry clean, iron or bleach
• Hang to dry

Wear your wool socks once every 2-3 days allowing wrinkles to smooth out and fibers to recover naturally. No need to wash after every wear.

Put cedar balls, lavender or other moths protecting material to your socks drawer to prevent them from early deterioration.

Take good care of your feet. It can prevent snags and tears on your socks.

Lana Bambini are passionate about making quality, long-lasting, clothing and make it in an ethical and environmentally responsible way.

They make the finest socks handcrafted in а small family-run atelier in the Lombardy region of Northern ltaly. The best natural materials and artisanal handmade quality combine to create а collection of warm and cosy socks.

They use only natural materials including alpaca wool, organic cotton, biological hemp, and natural linen. Not using any synthetic components was a choice they made as they believe it is better for your health and for the environment. We would all agree that we would rather wear socks that are comfortable, breathable, anti-allergenic, anti-bacterial, naturally flame resistant and suitable for everyone than sacrifice those qualities for making products that are cheaper to produce.

That's why Lana Bambini pay close attention to the quality of the raw materials used, low harmfulness of the dyes and the limitation and recyclability of packaging, minimising waste.