Socks

In supermarket carparks there are clothing banks for unwanted, wearable clothes, but where do all these clothes go? Torn clothes are recycled and used again as things like insulation materials, and soiled garments end up in landfill or incinerated. What happens to the clothes you put in the clothes bin? While almost half of donated […]

Wear socks that are merino wool/blend. These are super warm but not too bulky. This looks the most flattering with straight leg, flared, or wide leg jeans. What do you wear capri trousers with? Here are some guidelines for wearing capri pants in flattering ways similar blouse, pants, flats, bag and sunglasses. similar top, jeans, […]

Churches and homeless shelters will often take the used items donation centers can’t accept. In addition to clothes and jackets, this includes sheets, blankets, towels and washcloths. They might also need rags and kitchen towels to help keep their facilities clean. What can you put in a clothes bin? It can be of any size, […]

Three quarters full is the most you should ever load your dryer. Make sure that the clothes in there can all freely move around and of course, whenever possible, try to hang dry your laundry instead. Can you fill a dryer all the way up? Do not overload. Items need to tumble freely. Small Load: […]

Cropped trousers are very on trend and should be part of the shorter guy wardrobe. Otherwise, look for a ‘short’ or ‘S’ leg trouser when buying separates off the rack. Shorts are key bottoms, too – avoiding chunky, pocket and anything ‘cargo’. Should you wear cropped pants if you are short? Many short women like […]

Mukluks or kamik (Inuktitut: ᑲᒥᒃ [kaˈmik]) (singular: ᑲᒪᒃ kamak, plural: ᑲᒦᑦ kamiit) are a soft boot, traditionally made of reindeer (caribou) skin or sealskin, and worn by Arctic aboriginal people, including the Inuit, Iñupiat, and Yupik. What boots do they wear in the Arctic? You will need to purchase specific cold weather Antarctica footwear, often […]

The parka or anorak is warm protection for the blizzards. Most of the clothing is bought from a store or ordered from a catalogue or the internet, but some Inuit wear traditional clothes (boots, pants, parkas, mittens) made of animal skins when they go out on the land. What did people in the Arctic wear? […]

Six Must-pack Items to Take on an Arctic Adventure Boots. The No. Extra gloves. I brought two extra pair. Sunglasses straps. Hand and foot warmers. Energy bars. Always-charged camera batteries. Go on an Arctic adventure with WWF. What are 10 things you would need if you moved to the Arctic that you don’t need in […]

Cashmere has natural antibacterial properties and is easier to wash than you might think. We recommend you gently wash your Cashmere knitwear after you have worn it three or four times. Do you wash cashmere socks? By hand, with cold water, and flat drying. Do not wash your cashmere socks in a washing machine. Definitely […]

Windproof outer layers, such as canvas trousers and hooded smocks. Reindeer fur gloves. Strong boots with canvas wrappings to keep out the wind. How do you dress for an Arctic expedition? Dress in comfortable, loose layers. It is far better to wear layers of relatively light, loose clothing than one thick, heavy item. Between each […]

Moisture absorption The main reason for wearing socks in all circumstances is sweat. Allowing your feet to soak in closed shoes in the heat is an explosive cocktail: hello odours and bacteria ! We don’t necessarily realise how much sweat our feet can produce. Is it weird to wear socks in the summer? In summer, […]

1. The Overall Best Thermal Socks. Carhartt cold weather socks are the best overall pick for most people and activities. That’s because they offer a little bit of everything — heat retention, breathability, cushioning, moisture-wicking, odor-fighting, and comfort — all at a pretty reasonable price. What should I look for in thermal socks? Merino Wool […]

These Thermal Winter Socks are thin enough to fit into your everyday shoes but thick enough to still allow Heat Holders’ heat insulation techniques to work. If your struggling to get your thick Original Heat Holders into your boots or shoes then here is your answer! What is the best material for thermal socks? Cotton […]

Wet wool often has an unpleasant odor. But once it’s dried out, the musty smell will disappear. Hang the wool garment to dry in a sunny and well-ventilated area to get rid of the wet-wool smell. How do you get rid of the smell of wool? Combine one part vinegar with one part water. Complete […]

Odour-wearer trials conducted by the CSIRO (see below graphs) show that Merino wool socks were preferred for both lack of odour after wearing, and also for lack of odour after washing, especially when compared to synthetic socks. Why does my merino wool stink? Wet wool may have an odor, although not all products experience this. […]

Bamboo clothing burns quickly, in much the same way as cotton. Merino wool clothing has natural inflammably and will not stay lit after the flame is removed. For professional operators, merino wool no melt or drip properties are critical. Burn test. Property Bamboo Merino wool Warm when wet No Yes Is bamboo good for thermals? […]

I love hiking in the U.S. southwest, and Lightweight Darn Tough socks are great for that desert heat or humid New England summer days. All Lightweight Darn Toughs have Cushion under foot, around the toe, and behind the heel. Our “Light Hiker” collection also includes performance mesh for increased moisture management. What socks are best […]

Being 92% natural Bamboo fibre they do take long to dry. They absorb much more moisture than a sock made from, say wool and nylon, or even cotton. Because of the hollowness and fineness of the fibres, moisture travels quickly to the outside to evaporate. Why do bamboo clothes take so long to dry? In […]

Bamboo is the perfect solution if you want to maintain foot health. The fact bamboo socks are hypoallergenic means that skin doesn’t get irritated, they ensure moisture keeps away from the feet so ward off fungal infections like athlete’s foot (we are sure no podiatrist wants to deal with that on a day-to-day basis!) What […]

Putting on Your Compression Stockings Hold the top of the stocking and roll it down to the heel. Put your foot into the stocking as far as you can. Put your heel in the heel of the stocking. Pull the stocking up. What is the correct way to wear compression socks? Put your toes into […]