The thick, soft, extra-warm socks and stockings we show here have been made of the finest natural materials, Cashmere for example: the fluffy undercoat of the animal (Capra hircus laniger) is ideal for winter socks, as is wool, particularly the fine merino wools that we use. Also camelhair: we've paid tribute in another part of the catalogue to the amazing insulating properties of camelhair, making it of course ideal for winter wear. We've had our camelhair socks made with a 20% cotton mix to help preserve the shape.
Finally, silk: this is a light yet tough material with an extremely pleasant 'feel'!

These socks are manufactured in the Münsterland region. As is often the case in textile production, a collection of old machines contributes to their quality. Here, they are 1950s Bentley-Komet circular knitting machines. They are capable of processing materials such as linen and distributing yarns in a differentiated manner throughout the sock’s structure: reinforced in areas subject to the greatest stress, or using two different yarns for the inner and outer sides. The result is socks with a great fit that are hard-wearing and durable.