The company Farm to Feet takes the relatively simple concept of socks and turns it on its head with a well-intentioned, if unexpected, farm-focused twist.
Not only are these socks excellent, but they employ a sensibility most people can get behind. They’re 100 percent U.S. made, and the company is committed to environmental sustainability. The wool socks use U.S.-sourced materials, even down to the packaging and point-of-sale displays, not to mention its wool, which comes from American sheep industry ranchers. The nylons and elastic are also sourced from American producers.
Should the ethos entice you, know the product is superior. The company makes several styles of sock, including hike, multi-sport, hunt/fish, everyday, snowsports, tactical and even equestrian. They have men’s and women’s socks in various heights and styles – and the patterns are just as eye-catching as the socks are comfortable.
The socks hold their shape and perform well after months of hard use. They involve an increase compression that runs from the Achilles to the middle arch for a superb fit. Minimal seams prevent chafing and blistering. The company engineered pin-pointed cushioning to best suit your activity.
Farm to Feet stands behind its product; should you have any issue whatsoever, simply send the product back for a return or refund.
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