Nansen Wool Sock in Offwhite

Part of The Explorers Club x Devold Collection: classic Norwegian wool from Devold, outfitter to polar explorers since the 19th century.

Named for Fridtjof Nansen, who made the first crossing of Greenland in 1888 wearing Devold wool, the Nansen Wool Sock is part of Devold's Originals series. It is knitted from 100% pure new wool from Norwegian sheep, the same heritage material trusted by polar explorers.

Warm and hard-wearing, it is made for cold mornings, long days on your feet and evenings by the fire. A natural match for the Nansen Sweater, and an easy gift for anyone who spends the winter outdoors.

Featuring:

• 100% pure new wool from Norwegian sheep
• Part of Devold's Originals series
• Ribbed cuff
• Available in EU sizes 36-40 (approx. US women's 6-9, men's 4-7) and 41-46 (approx. US men's 8-12)

Devold has made wool garments on the west coast of Norway since 1853. Its wool went with Fridtjof Nansen across Greenland in 1888 and on Roald Amundsen's polar expeditions, and the company still uses wool from Norwegian sheep today.

By purchasing your Nansen Wool Socks through The Explorers Club, you are supporting the scientific exploration of the oceans, land, air, and space, as well as research and education in the physical, natural and biological sciences.