YUN Men's Natural Pure 100% Wool Warm Boot Winter Socks Traditional Cream

These are excellent I love all my wool socks from Yun. I have a few of the ladies and this one for men is also great. Excellent pure wool, no weird smells, fit perfect I wear a size 81/2 ladies in tennis shoes. They last many years I have some from a few years ago and wear them often, wash gentle cold cycle and lay flat to dry them. Once in a while I iron them to flatten them out so I can run a simple wool tool ball catcher across the top this is only needed about once a year and it happens with all wool after a lot of use but I don't have any complaints they are thick, fluffy, natural color, cushiony and have all held up very well even with my tennis shoes I use them for long walks and no problems these are the best every way softer than the popular brand that is smart.I highly recommend these comfy, cozy, 100% woolen socks they are fabulous if you like natural materials around your feet!

If you’re looking for wool socks, these are worth it. My son wanted wool socks and he seems to like these. He said they keep his feet warm. We’ve bought these a couple of times. Well made. Wish they came in more colors than the off white. Wash well.

These are 100% wool and they are fairly thin. They do have elastic in the cuff and this does meet US labeling requirements which exempt the composition of minor trim. Importantly, they are not a synthetic blend like nearly every other "wool" sock available.They are not the warmest socks. In my experience, that would have to go to Thermohair socks, knit of Kid Mohair (with 25% nylon). These are the warmest and suitable for the arctic. However, they are slippery inside and too thick for casual sneakers. Save them for pack boots and skiing.These YUN wool socks are my summer socks and I wear them with light boots, canvas sneakers, clogs, or whatever. I wear them as an everyday sock and for cycling. They pair well with chinos.These socks are thin enough to be suitable for sneakers, like a traditional cotton athletic sock, but not as thin as a coolmax-type polyester sock. They're not thick enough for heavy boots, but I could wear two pair. Even so, they have proven to be more durable than I expected. Nylon is usually added to socks to make them tough (Darn Tough socks are often mostly nylon). I've had these 6 pair and worn them regularly, though not every day, for a year now and have not worn through any yet.I wash them on the gentle/wool cycle with Miele wool detergent and air dry on a rack.

These wore down to holes in the heel slightly easier than the black ones I had, not much. It'd be nice to have a tougher pair for heavy duty climbing and constant hiking. Conducts well, avoid temperature problems from cotton in the cold.

very nice, soft and warm

My husband is addicted to these. He wears them year round at night as his feet get cold at night. Well made, we replace them every couple of years as they stretch out after a zillion washes. All natural, breathable and they make him happy.

These are proper wool socks. Nothing compares to proper knit wool socks. I have plenty of "regular" socks that look like terry cloth on the inside, and they have their purpose, but there is no substitute for basic proper knit wool socks. "wool" socks that are mostly synthetics with some wool are no substitute.

You get 3 in a pack for $30. $10 a pair, which is still more expensive than other brands. But these are the first ACTUAL pair of WOOL socks I owned that are super warm and durable. Had no issues with them and they keep my feet toasty.