When wool meets hemp?

Since the Stone Age 10,000 years ago, wool has been the most effective fiber for all-weather protection that humans have obtained from animals. It is also a natural fiber!

Wool fibers are essentially clear, but large amounts of the fibers create color - just like snow crystals. We can think of wool fiber as a complete carrier of countless pores and produce a thermal effect on the skin.

In slightly warm conditions, if you wear a piece of pure wool fabric, it will provide a cushion for the skin and will not keep the skin warm; at the same time, moisture such as sweat is collected in these "pores" and Transferred to the air through fibers.

Wool fibers can collect about 40% of moisture. At low temperatures, the "stomata" can protect the body's normal body temperature and protect you from the cold outside.

As one of the ancient natural animal fibers, wool also has good performance:

Pure, soft and non-itchyWool fiber diameter is one of the standards for measuring wool quality. The lower the micron level, the better the wool quality; good wool is soft, 

waxy, pure, without any irritation to the skin, and has ultra-low pilling.

Safe for skin

Treated textile wool is dermatologically tested, safe for the skin, and can balance skin's water and oil levels. Wool fiber is breathable and 

antibacterial because it has a layer of natural oils called lanolin, which protects skin from dryness and bacteria. Lanolin is commonly used as 

a humectant in the cosmetics industry.

Regulate body temperature

The natural pores of wool fibers transport moisture from the body to the air and actively help maintain a stable body temperature, especially 

after a child sweats heavily during exercise. Wool has its natural way of breathing and regulating body temperature.

Self cleaning

The pores in wool fibers transfer odors and impurities from the skin into the air, so most of the time people choose to hang wool fabrics in a cool, 

ventilated place to dry rather than wash them.

Resistance and persistence

A good piece of woolen fabric can last a lifetime! Wool fiber is composed of protein and has natural flexibility and rich elasticity. It can withstand endless "tossing" without damage and can still return to its original shape.

Sustainable and fully degradable

Wool is a natural product and its purity and correct, gentle processing make it the most environmentally friendly sustainable fiber in the apparel industry, especially its long service life.

Another representative of natural plant fiber can also be found in the earliest known recorded textile documents - Hemp (industrial hemp)!

Hemp fiber comes from the bast of hemp stalks. It is degummed through retting with rain and dew, and the fibers are separated and processed. After several impurity removal processes, slender, soft, and wide hemp fibers are finally obtained.

Because hemp has a large "pore" structure and natural phenolic substances (antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, etc.), it also has many outstanding abilities:

• Breathable, moisture-absorbent, sweat-wicking;

• Skin-friendly, non-irritating, zero-sensitivity;

• No pesticides are used in the growing process;

• Environmentally friendly, low carbon and biodegradable;

• Regulate body temperature;

• Antibacterial and antifungal;

• UV rays and sun protection.

  
  

Around 30°C is a comfortable temperature for your feet. Whether during exercise, sitting still, or sleeping, the temperature of the feet that is too high or too low can cause discomfort to the entire person.

Wool and hemp socks, 100% wool yarn + 100% hemp yarn + elastic fiber, create a pair of good socks that complement each other's characteristics of two natural fibers!