A traditional turnover-top sock built from hard-wearing British wool, made for time spent on the water. Reinforced toe seams and a non-elasticated comfort cuff mean nothing rubs or chafes on long days at sea, and the sock is knitted to stand up to a variety of boot styles, from sailing to everyday wear on dry land.
The design has real history behind it: seaboot socks were originally made for sailors and fishermen, and were worn by the RAF, Army and Royal Navy through the Second World War before finding a second life among bikers during the 1950s motorcycle boom. That history also makes them a good fit for military and maritime reenactors after an authentic period sock. Wool does the practical work here, wicking away moisture and keeping feet warm even in cold, wet conditions.
Material: 80% Wool, 20% Nylon
Key features:
Traditional turnover top
Reinforced toe seams
Non-elasticated comfort cuff, chafe-free
Suited to maritime, military and living history reenactment
