Socks made of camel wool

Camel wool has been valuable for many centuries, and today it has become more popular than ever.

It has good thermal properties, anti-stress, and is also hypoallergenic, and therefore, is widely used for the production of not only adults, but also children's things.

Socks made from camel wool are very much appreciated. They are warm, eco-friendly and comfortable to use.

Socks made from this yarn are lighter and softer, unlike other types of wool. They are durable and wear resistant.

Good practical and thermal properties are due to the special structure of camel hair.

Unlike the wool of other animals, it is hollow, which contributes to the provision of additional thermal insulation and lightness of finished products.

Camel wool products combine the following benefits:

• Bilayer binding provides anti-stress effect;
• Camel wool is antistatic, it repels dust, and therefore is used in the treatment of asthma;
• Hypoallergenicity allows these socks to be used even by allergies;
• Providing a therapeutic effect for colds, as well as the use of disease prevention during epidemics;
• Improving immunity;
• Removal of inflammation from the muscles and joints as a result of warming. The use of camel hair is widely used in cases of arthrosis and arthritis;
• Analgesic effect;
• Muscle relaxation, fatigue reduction;
• The content of lanolin improves the condition of the skin of the legs, ensuring its elasticity and smoothness, eliminates corns and calluses.

The most useful for the body are considered socks made of Mongolian camel wool. Their down is considered the highest quality, as this is facilitated by their living conditions.

Mongolian socks made of camel wool are made in the following colors:

• Lactic;

• Beige;

• Brown.

This type of socks is created for lovers of outdoor activities and harsh climate. Such socks are well wicking moisture, reduce fatigue in the legs when walking, besides being very warm and comfortable. These products will appreciate the lovers of fishing, hunting and extreme sports. Diving socks can be used with a diving suit, as their yarn is the thickest.

It is rather difficult to distinguish natural socks from fakes, but knowledge of some criteria will save you from buying socks with the dirtier wool of other animals.

What you should pay attention to:

• Camel down is much thinner than sheep, which can be seen with the naked eye;
• Camel wool is not processed before making socks, and therefore, has only the natural colors and shades that were mentioned above;
• Due to the thickness of the hair, the products also turn out to be thinner and lighter and have a greater number of loops, relative to other species;
• When burning a small bundle of fluff, ash should remain in the hand, while synthetic materials melt and have a characteristic chemical smell;
• Toe socks should not creak;
• The price is also an important quality criterion. Camel wool is quite expensive, so by definition such socks can not be cheap.

Lovers of camel socks rated their quality in numerous positive reviews.