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A close-up shot of a red leather lace-up boot with a dark gray knit sock tucked into the opening, set against a blurred outdoor background of green foliage and light-colored stones.

Noble Sock Guide

Choosing the right sock shouldn't be complicated. Alpaca or Merino - both are good. 

Alpaca sock guide

The 4 Essential Sock Types - Sock Height & Fit Guide

A grey marl alpaca boot sock cuff turned down over a brown leather hiking boot, resting on a mossy stone wall.

Alpaca boot

Height: Upper calf, just below the knee.

Best for:
Hiking boots, cold-weather wear, outdoor work, snow days, rambling, trade work

Boot Socks
A woman in blue leggings and navy trainers sitting on a patio beside a small black dog, wearing black alpaca ankle socks.

Alpaca Ankle

Height: At or just above the ankle bone.

Best for:
Trainers, everyday casual wear, the office, general all-day comfort.

Ankle Socks
A walker's legs in dark green alpaca crew socks turned over grey leather hiking boots on rough grass.

Alpaca Crew

Height: Mid-calf, 6–8 in above the ankle.

Best for:
Hiking, walking, leisure, light trail activity, everyday casual wear, rambling

Crew Socks
Mud-splashed bare legs in walking sandals resting on a rock, showing how alpaca no-show socks stay hidden.

Alpaca No show

Height: Hidden below the shoe line.

Best for:
Gym sessions, running, casual trainer wear, everyday wear, dancing

No-Show Socks
Alpaca's in a field in front of mountain range with blue sky

Alpaca fibre

  • Superior warmth -Hollow fibres trap air, up to 30% warmer than merino without extra bulk.
  • Hypoallergenic - No lanolin, so it's gentle on sensitive skin.
  • Silky soft - Smooth scale structure means minimal itch. 
  • Moisture-wicking -Repels water and dries fast, unlike absorbent merino.
  • Odour-resistant - naturally discourages bacteria for fresher wear.
  • Sustainable -Low-impact farming and gentle, ethical shearing

Merino sock guide

The 4 Essential Sock Types - Sock Height & Fit Guide

A pair of plain black merino wool crew socks laid flat on a pale grey background.

Merino Crew everyday 

Height: Mid-calf, 6–8 in above the ankle.

Best for:
Everyday wear, the office, general all-day comfort.

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A navy merino trainer sock worn on a foot resting against a lichen-covered rock in green undergrowth.

Merino trainer bundle

Height: At or just above the ankle bone.

Best for:
Gym sessions, running, casual trainer wear.

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A pair of grey marl merino socks tucked into red leather brogue shoes on a stone surface.

Merino ankle bundle

Height: At or just above the ankle bone.

Best for:
Everyday wear, the office, general all-day comfort.

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A navy merino wool crew sock with a grey heel, toe and cuff stripe, shown on a white background.

Merino Boot bundle

Height: Mid-calf, 6 inches above ankle.

Best for:
Hiking, walking, leisure, light trail activity, everyday casual wear.

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A packaged pair of navy and grey merino wool crew socks in a printed luxury merino socks band.

Merino boot bundle

Height: Upper calf, 8 inches above ankle.

Best for:
Hiking boots, cold-weather wear, outdoor work, snow days.

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Why Merino fibre

  • Naturally brilliant
  • Hard Wearing - Built to last, wear after wear
  • Moisture Wicking - Keeps feet dry, all day
  • Itch Free - Soft from the first wear
  • Odour Resistant - Stays fresh for days