Hand-Knit Himalayan Wool Socks — Set of 3 Pairs

Knitted by women in remote villages of Lahaul Valley during the long winter months when the valley is cut off by snow for 4-5 months, these socks are built for genuine cold. The wool comes from local sheep — coarser and warmer than commercial merino — and is hand-spun and naturally dyed before knitting. Each pair features traditional Lahauli geometric patterns in earthy colours. These aren't fashion items — they're working socks designed for -20°C winters at 3,500 metres. But they're also beautiful, each pair slightly unique, carrying the personality of its maker. Set of 3 pairs in assorted patterns. Machine washable (cold water, flat dry).