Product Description
North Outdoor Aitta Merino Wool Socks
AITTA socks are made in Finland from soft 100 percent merino wool. Scandinavian minimalistic merino socks are light and airy.
Merino wool is a completely natural material derived from merino sheep. Merino wool fibers trap warm air between the skin and the outer layer. Natural fibers effectively wick moisture away from the skin. Because of its antibacterial properties, it is often enough to simply air the cloth to make it fresh again. North Outdoor uses ethically produced mulesing-free merino wool.
Features:
- Manufactured in Finland
- Adaptable, light, and warm
- Breathable, antibacterial, and moisture wicking
- Yarn in various colors.
- Free merino wool mulesing
- Eco-friendly material
Tech Specs
Materials
- 100% merino wool
- Knit: 400g/m², 4/1 rib
- Merino micron: 20.0
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North Outdoor
North Outdoor is a Finnish clothing brand founded in 2011 by Teemu Kattilakoski and Lauri Pyykönen, both former cross-country skiers who struggled to find suitable clothing for harsh weather conditions during their training and competition trips. The idea to use merino wool as a natural and sustainable material came to them when they received merino wool socks for test use. They spent years learning about the properties of merino wool and developing high-quality wool products that met their strict criteria. The company has grown into a clothing industry company employing over 30 people and has a domestic knitting mill and three offices in Finland. North Outdoor's success is measured by the satisfaction of its hundreds of thousands of customers who live an active and full life in comfortable and carefree merino wool clothes.North Outdoor specializes in designing and producing high-quality outdoor clothing made primarily from merino wool. The brand's garments are carefully crafted in Finland with attention to detail and a focus on creating clothing suitable for the changing conditions of the north. The brand is based in Oulu, a city that draws inspiration from the colorful displays of the Pärämeri cods and the northern fell winds that grace the region with their presence throughout the four seasons.