“Black Cat” Bamboo Women’s Novelty Crew Socks by Socksmith

“Black Cat” Bamboo

Women’s Novelty Crew Socks

Socks made from bamboo have the feel of cashmere and they’re eco-friendly too.
Suitable for any cathletic activity, we’re pawsitive you’re going to love these Black Cat Bamboo socks!
Even the most superstitious people can’t help but want to sink their claws into these sleek black cat socks.
Socksmith has gone to great lengths to make sure these cat socks and the rest of our bamboo socks for women collection meet OEK-TEX and OCIA organic products standard.
Free of any harmful chemicals!

Designed with love by in-house artists
Socksmith socks weave together top-quality designs and materials
Tailored to fit every taste, lifestyle, and smile

These socks are sure to brighten up your sock drawer!

SIZE:
Women’s Sock size 9-11
Fits U.S. women’s shoe size 5-10.5

FIBER CONTENT:
66% Cotton, 32% Nylon, 2% Spandex

COLOURS:
Body: Blue
Heel, Toe and Cuff: Black

CARE:
Machine Wash in Cold Water
Do Not Bleach
Tumble Dry Low

Made in Korea

Socksmith Bamboo Socks Info:

Why we won’t shut up about our bamboo socks

For those of you who are new to Socksmith, yes, we do make socks out of eco-friendly bamboo. Haven’t heard of bamboo material yet? Or perhaps you’re familiar with the softer-than cashmere feel of our bamboo socks but haven’t yet deeply researched bamboo fabric yet? Well then, gird your loins and prepare to be introduced to one of the most magnificent and sustainable materials out there on the modern market!

Bamboo to the rescue

Although cotton and blends top the sock market, there has been a shift in recent years leaning to bamboo as an alternative. Why? Well, when Socksmith founders Eric and Ellen came across a pair of bamboo socks for the first time, they were shocked at how soft they were. The comfort level can’t be beat, due in part at least to bamboo’s hollow fiber, filled with micro gaps and micro holes. This makes the fabric extremely breathable and keeps your feet dry by wicking moisture away. Even if your feet aren’t weirdly moist, this also means bamboo socks dry super-fast and are great at thermoregulation, which means feet stay cool in hot weather and warm in cold weather. Another bonus? They’re practically static free! They’re also wrinkle resistant, so say goodbye to all those late nights of tedious sock ironing.

After our founders Eric and Ellen picked their jaws up off the floor and quieted the singing of angels that had strangely started upon picking up this magical pair of bamboo socks, they decided to research the material. Lo and behold, they were equally shocked at its low environmental impact. This is a big deal, as Eric and Ellen are very difficult to shock, and here we have a panda’s lunch putting them in this rarefied state twice.

The plant itself is its own wonder, with these environmental benefits to its name:

The bamboo plant is self-propagating (no need to replant year after year like cotton) and has antimicrobial properties that eliminates any need for pesticide. It’s seldom eaten by insects or bothered by bacteria. Are we saying you should lose the toothbrush and start scrubbing your pearly whites with bamboo every morning and night instead? Of course not, we don’t know dentistry as the teeth are very far from the feet.
It produces almost 35% more oxygen than trees. A plot of bamboo, by this logic, would therefore do more for the earth than a plot of cotton. Be right back, filling my backyard with bamboo plants.
Bamboo’s shallow root system prevents soil erosion and enriches it with carbon. It is also a pro at filtering gray water (water contaminated with human waste or is otherwise “dirty”). Wineries in France are actually using bamboo to treat and recycle their gray water. Plus it has very low water needs.
It is also a source of food (and beer, which is like food but happier) and is a building material with a stronger tensile strength by weight than steel.
Talk about renewable and sustainable – you never have to fully harvest the plant and it grows like crazy, reaching full height in three months and harvestable thickness in just a few years.

The most widely used chemical treatment in making bamboo viscose (95% of the bamboo material in the market) is certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard for its ability to reuse chemicals when converting bamboo to fabric.
Socksmith’s source for our bamboo material is also certified by OCIA, making it completely safe for your body.
OEKO-TEK Standard 100 tests for regulated and non-regulated substances suspected of being dangerous to human health. Every pair of our bamboo socks is OEKO-TEK Standard 100 certified, meaning there are no harmful chemicals present by the time you put them on.

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