Whether at work, while traveling, at home or during sports - socks accompany us in everyday life and in every imaginable situation.

Socks spend most of their time in shoes and on sweaty feet. The usual 8,000 daily steps of a person they are rubbed and tugged at, then they end up in the washing machine, are usually washed too hot and then maybe even get into the dryer - a true test of endurance. Once all that is over, the cycle starts all over again.

Criteria of good socks

On one hand, the material is important. Socks made of merino wool or cotton are evidence of good quality. Furthermore, attention must be paid to the processing of the materials. Yarn must be knit tightly and especially in the heel and toe area stronger yarns are used to withstand the daily load. Finally, socks should be made for every foot, so it is important to offer the perfect sock quality in every size, small or large.

But quality is not only in the material and processing, also the origin of the socks plays a role. Especially socks produced in Europe are in no way equal or comparable to mass production from other countries.