cashmere

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white cashmere knee highs
   The ULTIMATE
luxury sock

  warmer           than
   wool...
     great
   for cold      weather
cashmere knee high have enough nylon to stay up nicely

check out our angora selection

red cashmere knee highs, great gift idea!

hand dyed
 90% cashmere
10% nylon added for reinforcement & stretch

 an excellent gift!!!

Hand wash or wash in washer using a garment bag
Lay flat to dry.
If you want them to shrink up they can be run through the dryer once.
It is recommend that you wash your cashmere socks by hand before wearing them for the first time. For socks other than the ivory/white natural color, washing the socks allows for the dyes to release the fiber so that they fluff up. Although the fibers are hand-dyed with natural dyes, it is still a chemical process, which temporarily alters the feel of the cashmere until washed.
Each time you wash them they only become softer!
scroll past photos for more information on our cashmere socks...

High
Quality

New Zealand
  Cashmere
grey knee highs are gone for now, but we have plenty in midcalf length
white midcalf cashmere socks really warm up your ankles

unisex
one size: medium~
fits sizes 7-9 1/2
(can be shrunk)

they can even slouch a little
see how soft they are...
midcalves
Mmm, dreamy grey kne highs

They go with
anything

even
pyjamas

Why New Zealand cashmere?
our supplier chooses New Zealand’s cashmere because of the thick, luxurious fibers that the cashmere goats produce in that country. The goats are allowed to feed freely from the rich fertile Eco-friendly land of New Zealand. As with humans, the goat's diet reflects the health & quality of their hair. The goats' superior diet enables New Zealand to produce about 150 tons of cashmere from just over 300,000 goats.  By contrast, the average Mongolian goat produces 75 to 100 grams of usable fiber per year.
 Why $45 - $60 for a pair of socks?
our supplier uses 4-ply yarn to knit our socks for thickness & comfort. Ordinarily, the dress socks you see in your local luxury stores are 1-ply or 2-ply. We believe that if you are buying cashmere for warmth as well for the soft texture, then you should take full advantage of everything that cashmere has to offer & let them be thick! A pair of our socks contains 200 grams of cashmere. It takes one goat over a year to produce enough of the high quality fiber shorn from the throat & belly that we use in one pair of socks.

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