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Work Collection

Alpaca and merino wool socks, built for long shifts

Work socks for long days in boots and wellies: on the farm, on site, in the workshop, or on a round that doesn't stop for rain. They need to stay warm when damp, cushion a day on hard floors, and not smell by evening.

Alpaca is the warmer choice for cold yards and standing work. Merino breathes better if you're on the move all day. The boot lengths pad the heel and ball of the foot; the crew lengths suit lighter work boots and shoes. Buy a bundle and there's a clean pair for every shift.

Our own range is knitted in a family-run mill in Portugal; guest socks say where they're made. For cold-yard mornings, see socks for cold feet.

Which work sock is right for you?

Alpaca Boot Socks (74% alpaca) are our pick for cold yards and wellies: cushioned, warm and naturally odour-resistant. The Merino Boot Sock suits safety boots on active shifts, where breathability matters most. Buying for the whole week? The Merino Boot Sock Bundle and Merino Crew Sock Bundle save on multiple pairs.

Keeping feet warm in boots and wellies

Wellies do not breathe, so sweat builds up and feet turn cold. Wool stays warm even when damp and draws moisture away from your skin. On long, wet days, change into a dry pair at lunchtime.


Work sock questions

Are alpaca socks warm in wellies?

Yes. Alpaca fibre is partly hollow, so it traps warm air while staying lighter than a thick synthetic sock.

How many pairs do I need?

For a five-day week, three or four pairs lets each pair rest and dry out between wears.

Read our guides to the best socks for cold feet and thermal socks.