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ANT45

Ranua Short Socks | Women's

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Colour: Anthracite
Anthracite
  • DE: Kostenloser Versand ab 75 GBP

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Cosy warmth in cheerful stripes

Some socks just make you happier to get dressed. The Ranua stacks a run of warm, woven stripes into a pair that can turn a grey morning around — brushed soft, cosy and impossible to feel glum in. Pull them on with boots and a big coat, and let them do the talking. The handiwork of a Brescia family who've been at this the better part of a century.

    • Multi-stripe design that lifts the dreariest outfit
    • Brushed, fuzzy finish for cold-weather warmth
    • Mohair and alpaca blend that's soft and insulating
    • Made in-house in Italy, packed plastic-free
    • 30% Mohair
    • 30% Alpaca
    • 20% Cotton
    • 20% PA
    • Clean energy manufacturing - ANT45 powers its operations using photovoltaic panels, minimising its environmental impact by running on clean, renewable energy.
    • Sustainable packaging from forest to doorstep - ANT45's packaging is 100% recyclable and FSC™ certified, while individual pair bags are made from regenerated polyethylene (re-LDPE) that can be upcycled and reused.
  • ANT45 sprang to life from a simple conviction: a cashmere sock deserves the same care as a cashmere jumper. It's the work of Calzificio Bonadei, a family mill in the heart of Brescia that's been making socks since 1945, for decades as the quiet hands behind Zegna, Ferragamo and Jimmy Choo. It's the kind of pedigree you can't fake — eight decades of craft, and all of it under one Italian roof. Sure, the fibres might not be local (Egyptian cotton, Australian merino, Mongolian cashmere), but every stitch, wash and fold is done in-house by people who've devoted their lives to it. The resulting socks take pride of place in any drawer, adding a bit of luxury to the inside of every brogue, boot and boat shoe — and good enough that gifting a pair feels less like giving socks and more like letting someone in on a secret.

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