Lively optical stripes march down your foot in this eye-catching style. As practical as they are beautiful, these socks are lined with loops of alpaca fiber against your foot, keeping those toes warm in any weather. We use them here in Alaska for snowboardinging, skiing, snowshoeing, cold-weather hunting, commercial fishing, hiking and just lazing around the house on a chilly morning. If you have cold feet, these are your socks. Now in great new colors!

Rare Peruvian Alpaca is warmer and tougher than sheep's wool, and wicks away moisture. These are ultra-thick, with dense alpaca pile inside that massages your feet as you wear them. The nylon content makes them tough and resilient. Naturally odor resistant and machine washable. Easy to care for. Expensive because they are the best. Made in Peru. 48% Alpaca, 40% Acrylic, 8% Nylon, 4% Elastic.
Alpaca - The Royal Fiber of the Incas
Alpaca fiber comes from the alpaca, an animal like a llama that lives at high altitudes in Bolivia and Peru. Its lustrous, silky feel sets it apart from other fibers, and during the Inca Empire (1200 AD - 1532 AD), only the royal family could use clothing made of Alpaca.
Why buy Alpaca?
Alpaca is a rare fiber with limited production. It is warmer and softer than wool.
Alpaca is a Socially Responsible Fiber
Alpaca is an ecologically sustainable "green" fiber. Alpacas graze freely as they have for millenia. The husbandry of alpaca sustains rural families in the highlands of Peru, enabling them to stay in their traditional homes.
How to care for your Alpaca clothing:
Alpaca is not delicate. Care for exactly like wool.
Machine wash in cold water, delicate cycle.
Lay flat to dry.
Store neatly folded - do not hang.
Store in a moth-free environment.
Estas medias de invierno para mujer son los calcetines termicos mas calentadores que se puede comprar. Ropa termica para frio extremo. Pruebalos!