Men's Roman Original™ Crew Socks: Premium Comfort & Style for Everyday Wear

Roman Original™ Crew Socks: Level Up Your Step – Classic Comfort & Style.

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$9.00 $17.99

Colour:

Black

Dark Khaki

Size:

Men's 7-12

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description

Sizing Information

Size: Men's 7-12
Also fits: Women's 8-13
Men requiring size 4-8 can look at Women’s styles.
Men requiring size 13-15 can look at Men’s Big/Tall.

Why You'll Love This

Advanced thermal yarn
7X warmer than the average cotton sock
Sensationally soft
Non-binding & diabetic-friendly
Cruelty-free

Heat Holders ORIGINAL® socks are 7X warmer than the average cotton sock, super soft, and comfortable. Keep your feet warm on the coldest of days with Heat Holders®, makers of The Warmest Thermal Sock™. No More Cold Feet!®

With a massive tog rating of 2.34, Heat Holders ORIGINAL® socks are made with advanced thermal yarns which are extremely soft and warm. In our proprietary manufacturing process, these yarns are long-looped and intensively brushed to create a luxuriously soft and thick pile. This inner pile traps warm air close to the skin, keeping your feet warmer for longer in almost all cold weather conditions.

Thick and chunky, these heavy-weight socks are ideal for boots or around the home and help support your feet for all-day comfort.

Heat Holders ORIGINAL® socks are non-binding, diabetic-friendly and provide relief for cold feet due to circulation problems. Heat Holders ORIGINAL® socks are moisture wicking for dryness and comfort. Simply drop them in the washer to clean and lay flat to dry. These socks are cruelty free. No animal products were used.