Possum Merino Bed Socks - Berry
Possum Merino Bed Socks - Berry
Possum Merino Bed Socks - Berry

Possum Merino Bed Socks

  $54.95

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Colour

Berry

Size

Height

Crew

Weight

Midweight

Cushioning

Full cushion

Pair with

No shoes

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‘Tough Comfort’ is not a slogan, it’s a promise, backed by our lifetime ‘Fair Go Guarantee’. If you don’t think your Norsewear gear has gone the distance, we’ll sort you out with a replacement free of charge. Simple as that. 

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Possum Merino Bed Socks

Berry

  $54.95
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Description

These Possum Merino bed socks take things to a whole new level of luxury. Delivering comfort, warmth, and the silky-smooth feel of Possum Fibre, these bed socks are lush. So, slip into a pair of these bed socks before you slip into bed for a cosy night’s sleep.

  • Materials

    60% Merino, 30% Possum, 10% Nylon

  • Care

    For best results warm wash with soft detergent. Line dry, don’t tumble dry, iron or bleach.

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  • Fair Go Guarantee

    ‘Tough Comfort’ is not a slogan, it’s a promise, backed by our lifetime ‘Fair Go Guarantee’. If you don’t think your Norsewear gear has gone the distance, we’ll sort you out with a replacement free of charge. Simple as that. 

  • Style

    Crew Socks | A very common length for everyday socks.

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FAQs

  • Can you machine wash Norsewear Merino socks? 

    Yes, Norsewear Merino socks are machine washable. We recommend a warm or cold gentle cycle and tumble drying on low, or line drying. Avoid bleach and dry cleaning. Merino wool is naturally resilient to odour and can be worn multiple times before washing. 

  • What is the difference between the Norsewear Expedition Cold Weather and Expedition Temperate socks? 

    The Expedition Cold Weather sock is heavier-weight, designed for colder temperatures and providing maximum warmth and cushioning. The Expedition Temperate is lighter — suited to milder conditions and lower-altitude activities. Both are developed from the NZ Defence Force design brief. If you're tramping in winter or above the snowline, choose Cold Weather. For three-season use or summer hunting, Temperate is the better fit.