2 pairs of your favorite Hemp Ski and Snowboard Socks!
We created the world's first Hemp Ski & Snowboard Socks. Trust in hemp's superior insulation qualities to keep your feet warm when you're out in the cold. Our hemp ski socks also breathe, resist-odors, and wick-moisture so your feet will stay fresh, dry, and warm all day long when you're out on the mountain. One run in our hemp ski socks and you'll never want to ski in anything else.
Over-the-Calf Fit
Free US Shipping on all orders over $99
Why Hemp Socks are the BEST:
Most comfortable socks in the world
Durable - no holes in your socks
Breathable - keeps your feet fresh and dry all-day
Moisture Wicking - no more sweaty feet
Anti-bacterial - resists odors and fungus
Sustainable, renewable, and eco-friendly
Kind to you, and the Earth.
All of our socks are designed by us in Colorado and constructed with hemp to take care of your feet and withstand persistent use. Our hemp socks are naturally soft and strong with all day, functional performance. Once you wear our eco-friendly hemp socks, you'll want a pair for every day of the week.
Hemp Ski and Snowboard Socks are available in 2 different colors: Black, and Natural (undyed)
54% Organic HEMP, 41% Organic Cotton, 5% Spandex
Eco-friendly dyes: All of our dyes are low-impact and azo-free.
Sizing Chart
Sock Size
Shoe Size
Small/Medium
Women 5 - 9
Men 4 - 8
Large/X-Large
Women 10 - 14
Men 9 - 13
* If you are between sizes, we recommend sizing up.
These socks are really soft. Velvet like soft. I bought for my son to wear, and he loves them. Says the6 stay up on leg, even after jogging in them. He really likes them. Especially since they made of sustainable hemp, and organic cotton. Might order more for his birthday.
E
Elli
warm!
not as thick as my other boot socks but just as warm. cozy and soft, too!
E
E Maldonado Baten
Hemp is the way forward.
The hat is cool and well designed.
H
Harumi Russell
Boot socks
I ordered ski and snowboard socks, but I recieved boot socks. Maybe they are the same, I love them just the same.
