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Wigwam Wool socks
Since 1905 Wigwam has been committed to our employees, our community and knitting fine quality socks just for you
Why wigwam merino wool socks?
Best for colder weather
In cold, wet weather, cotton athletic socks just won't work. The solution is to invest in some quality merino wool socks.
Moisture-absorbing
Wool can absorb a high amount of moisture — much more than cotton. Wool can actually hold a third of its weight in moisture before it even starts to feel 'wet'.
Warm while wet
Merino Wool keeps its insulating properties while wet, which is perfect for sweaty feet.
Anti-bacterial properties
Because of their physical nature, wool fibers naturally have anti-bacterial properties and are, therefore, odor resistant
Product care
We recommend not using fabric softener in the styles that are classified as moisture moving. The fiber is made up of channels. The channels are used to move the moisture away from the foot and after time liquid fabric softener will get trapped in the channels causing the sock not to wick as it was designed.
Care Instructions:
- Turn socks inside out before washing
- Wash in warm water
- Do not bleach
- Do not use fabric softener
- Tumble dry with low heat and remove promptly
Inside wigwam
US Made
Wigwam has proudly been crafting socks in Sheboygan, Wisconsin since 1905. Today more than 90% of all of our products are still knit at our factory in Wisconsin and the vast majority of the material we use comes from domestic Made in the USA partners.
Getting greener
Our manufacturing facility is state of the art and getting more 'green' all of the time. We have and are working with local utilities to improve our efficiency and limit our carbon footprint by installing solar energy panels to heat our water, motion sensory lights to limit wasted power, and responsible waste management to re-use and recycle as much as we can.
Commited to community
We continue to lobby in Washington D.C. for programs that responsibly limit the quantity of imported products coming into this country while still pursuing a policy of fair trade with our many global neighbors.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
I worried about the initial smell but now know it was because of the wool treatment. I have purchased many different socks because of tightness and circulation pain. These socks are perfect and stay up! I recommend them to any one with my problem. Diabetic and gold toe socks, no more. I am ordering more . Absolutely the best I ever owned.
David Rosenberg
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
These are the socks I've worn with jeans and chinos since jr. high
Bill Duncan
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Good old fashioned comfortable socks like I wore in high school. Class of 1963. Pricey? Yes. But I love them. Ordered a second pair in large size. Extra large a little too big.
GARY G SHOOK
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
WAS WHAT I WANTED
Barbara
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
My husband won't wear anything else. Has worn them for many years.
Charles W Martz
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024
Like the title says. A little loose but still stay up. After a trip or two through washing machine, they'll be a little more snug.
LZ28Tex
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
very high-quality materials and craftsmanship, color is good, fits to size
BLC
Reviewed in Canada on March 5, 2018
PERFECT!
schwoerkec
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 4, 2014
For the price, I expected 3 pairs of these wonderful all-purpose wool socks. I was blown away to discover that £13 (>$20) got me only a single pair! Padlocks to that! (as they discretely say here on Amazon.co.uk).
Yvonne Neilson
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2013
Several years ago I ordered some wool socks for my husband from an online company. Those socks were amazing - they were much thinner than regular wool socks, very lightweight, comfortable, and stayed up beautifully. And, in spite of their "flimsiness", they lasted for years. Out of 6 pairs, we still have 3 left - and I think they are about 10 years old. Well, for some reason this company does not make that product any more, so I went on a search for another brand that would measure up. The Wigwam socks are the closest I've found. They are a bit thicker, but very comfortable. The only complaint my husband has is that they do not seem to hug his leg as well - they tend to droop after a full days wear. I will keep searching for a replacement - until then, the Wigwams will do.
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