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Choose the Right Socks
We have socks for every activity and every body. Here's how to find the right sock.
Socks guide
The most effective way to find the right Woolpower sock for your adventure is to first follow our insulation scale. It starts with liner, which is the lightest sock and ends with 800, which is the thickest and warmest.
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Socks guide
The biggest cheat for finding the right Woolpower sock is to first follow our insulation scale that goes from liner to 800 liner being the lightest and 800 being the thickest and warmest.
For more details about when to use each of these insulation types, click on the images below. They are organized by lightest to thickest sock.
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Socks Liner Classic
Every day use
The socks work just as well at the office or on the couch as they do walking the dog or commuting to work.
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Socks Classic 200
First or second layer
Perfect for those who are often cold, theses socks efficiently insulate while remaining thin enough to fit comfortably in most shoes.
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Socks 400
All outdoor activities
These are our most popular socks and will keep you dry at all times of year regardless of activity.
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Socks Classic 800
Cozy fireplace days, sleeping bag nights
Our classic wool socks are perfect for cold winter days, cozy evenings by the fire and for sleeping in when camping.
Shop 800sWhen fit and performance matter
Our most advanced performance socks are developed for high-intensity use. They combine different knitting techniques with strategically placed panels for optimal fit, ventilation and reduced risk of chafing.
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Skilled Socks Liner
Technical performance socks
Thin technical socks with a snug fit, good ventilation and support. Perfect for high-intensity activities.
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Socks Skilled 400
Warm performance socks
A warmer technical sock that provides comfort and stability during colder weather activities.
Shop skilled 400sLayering
Layering socks reduces the risk of chafing and blisters because the friction occurs between the socks rather than the socks and your skin.
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Layer 1
Thin wool socks
As a base layer, it’s best to use a thinner wool sock that fits snugly around the foot. Try Liner Classic or Skilled Liner Classic.
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Layer 2
Insulating warmth
Layer 2 provides extra warmth and insulation against the cold. Ullfrotté socks from 200 to 800 work perfectly as a second layer.
Sock FAQs
Yes, wool socks are great in any season.
Our everyday favorites include:
Socks Liner Classic → Perfect for everyday wear and the office all year round, but also suitable for light activity or as a base layer.
Socks Classic 200 → Great for cooler spring and autumn days. Features a ribbed shaft and insulating terry knit in the foot, while still being thin enough for most shoes.
Socks Classic Logo 400 → One of our most popular socks. Ideal for cold autumn and winter days. Ribbed shaft and insulating wool terry knit 400 for extra warmth.
Socks Classic 400 → A warm and durable everyday sock for chilly days. Made from insulating terry knit 400 that keeps your feet dry and warm, even during low activity.
No, wool naturally regulates temperature and wicks away moisture, keeping your feet dry and comfortable in all conditions.
Wool wicks away moisture, insulates effectively, and keeps you warm even when damp, helping your body stay dry and comfortable in a way cotton or synthetics cannot.
Skilled Liner → Best for high-intensity activity
Thin, breathable and with a tight fit that keeps your feet dry and reduces friction.
Skilled 400 → When you want more cushioning
Provides extra comfort and support, especially in cooler conditions.
Since 1972, Woolpower has been knitting socks in Sweden for all types of weather and activities. With experience in cold conditions and functionality, we know what it takes to keep your feet warm and dry.
Our range spans from thin liner socks to thick terry knit socks in various insulation levels. All are made in Sweden with a focus on quality, durability, and the natural ability of wool to retain heat and transfer moisture.
The numbers indicate the thickness and level of insulation of the garment. The higher the number, the thicker and warmer the sock.