Raw Honey Bar Soap
A long-lasting, super mild bar soap made with raw honey to be kinder to your skin, with a warm, sweet honeysuckle fragrance. It's a simple, honest soap for hands that have been out in the garden, on the farm or on the trail all day.
Honey is a natural humectant, which means it helps skin hold on to moisture. So this bar cleans without leaving hands feeling tight or dry, even with frequent washing.
Free from
- Palm oil
- Plastic packaging
- SLS and parabens
Why you'll like it
- Gentle enough for everyday hand and body washing
- Lasts longer than liquid soap, with no plastic bottle to throw away
- A warm honeysuckle scent that isn't overpowering
Best for
- Hard-working hands after a day outdoors
- Everyday hand and body washing
- A small gift, a stocking filler, or a pairing with our socks and Farmer's Foot Cream
Make it last
Keep the bar on a draining soap dish between uses, out of standing water, so it dries out and lasts even longer.
Free delivery over £60
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Comfortable sock guarantee
Care Guide
Alpaca and merino are durable, naturally antimicrobial fibres. A little care keeps them soft and shaped for years.
Wash
- Cool or cold water, gentle/delicate cycle
- Turn inside-out and use a mesh laundry bag
- Mild knitwear/delicates detergent — no bleach, no fabric softener
Dry
- Lay flat or hang by the toe
- Never tumble dry on high heat (causes felting & shrinkage)
- Reshape while damp
Wear & Store
- Wash every few wears, not every wear (alpaca & merino stay fresher longer than cotton)
- Fold flat — don’t roll tightly or stretch the cuff
- Store clean in a breathable drawer; cedar or lavender deters moths naturally
Pilling?
It’s natural, not a fault. Gently remove with a fabric comb or pill shaver — never pull by hand. Pilling reduces after the first few washes.
Delivery
We dispatch orders within 2 working days. UK standard delivery is £4.50 via Royal Mail Tracked 48, or £5.80 for Royal Mail Tracked 24. Free delivery on orders over £60. See our delivery policy for full details.
Returns
We accept returns within 14 days of receipt — items must be unworn, in original condition, with packaging, labels and tags attached (postage costs are non-refundable). See our refund policy for full details.
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Real customer stories
"From Gallery Floors to the Apiary"
I spend my working days on my feet, guarding the nation's treasures at the Fitzwilliam Museum — easily 10,000 steps a day walking the gallery floors. Noble Crew socks have become a daily essential. They're warm, genuinely comfortable, and hold up brilliantly to hours of standing and walking without a second thought.
What I didn't expect was how well they'd suit life outside work too. As a hobbyist beekeeper, I wear my Noble socks whenever we do hive inspections — they're just as at home outdoors as they are on museum floors. Whether I'm on duty or tending the hives, my feet stay comfortable all day.
Thoroughly recommend Noble socks — for work, for the outdoors, for everything in between.
Chris Fitzwillaim
After forty years flying commercially, retirement hasn't kept me out of the sky. I still take my Tiger Moth up most weekends, open cockpit and all. At altitude, the cold bites fast — but my Noble alpaca wool socks keep my feet properly warm the whole flight. Lightweight, breathable, remarkably insulating. Simply the best socks I've flown in. Highly recommended.
Flynn — Retired Pilot
Salt Air and Sixteen Miles
I walk the old pilgrim paths along the North Norfolk coast most months — wind off the sea, mud underfoot, and never quite the weather you dressed for. These alpaca socks are the reason my feet stop being part of the conversation. Warm when the wind turns, dry even when the boots aren’t, and no blisters after sixteen miles into Wells-next-the-Sea. Simple as that: they let me think about the walk, not my feet.
JENNY H. — North Norfolk Coast Path
From Border to Bridleway
Half my week is spent on my knees in the borders, the other half out on the bridleways with the dog. I needed one sock that could do both, and I hadn’t expected to find it.
Noble socks have become the one I reach for without thinking. Soft enough for a morning of weeding, sturdy enough for a six-mile loop by the afternoon — no rubbing, no damp, no fuss.
They’ve earned their place in the boot rack. High praise from someone who owns rather a lot of socks.
LYNN M. — Gardener & Rambler
