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Calcetines de lana con cashmere para hombre

Men | Wool with Cashmere

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Sold outWool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Dark Green and RojoWool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Dark Green and Rojo
Wool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Dark Green and Rojo Sale price£20.00
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Sold outWool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Mostaza and Marino BlueWool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Mostaza and Marino Blue
Wool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Mostaza and Marino Blue Sale price£20.00
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Sold outWool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Rojo and Marino BlueWool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Rojo and Marino Blue
Wool with Cashmere Knee-high Sock Rojo and Marino Blue Sale price£20.00
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Men's wool and cashmere socks

The Four Cottons wool and cashmere sock collection is an essential your drawer can't do without.

Knitted from a wool and cashmere blend, this combination protects against the cold with the softness that comes from precious cashmere. They are knee-high and fit perfectly without pressure, yet they never wrinkle or slip down.

Comfort, hand-finished seams and 200-needle machines

We always seek comfort in our socks, which is why they are made from top-quality materials using techniques that make them more comfortable, such as hand-finished seams that make the toe seams practically invisible.

They are knitted on 200-needle machines, the highest standard in socks, which means greater softness, density and durability.

This collection comes in a wide variety of colours for everyday wear, in shades that go perfectly with any outfit.

Where does cashmere come from?

Cashmere is a wool produced by the Kashmir goat, which lives in the mountains of Tibet, the southern Himalayas and the Xinjiang region of China. These herds endure extreme temperatures in winter, reaching 30 degrees below zero.

Because of this harsh climate, Kashmir goats have a coat made up of two layers: an outer one of thick, straight, coarse hair, and a much finer, more delicate one underneath.

Despite technological advances, the collection of this delicate product still respects tradition and artisan care. The animal moults in spring before facing the following winter, and it is at that precise moment that the wool can be gathered.

Herders collect the hair in a traditional ritual, by hand, with great care and exquisite attention. Once gathered, the tufts are separated by thickness and colour.

The wonderful thing about the process is that tradition and artisan purity are still respected to this day, because genuine, authentic cashmere is not sheared wool but combed. This produces longer, more valuable fibres.

The wool is sorted into tufts according to thickness and colour, which can range from white to beige and may even include black or reddish tones.