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Cognac cotton men's socks – Terra
Terra is Italian for earth, and you can see it in the warm colours of this line. Plain men's socks in Egyptian cotton in earth tones: stylish, warm and without asking for too much attention.
What do you wear cognac socks with?
Cognac is a warm brown that works well with navy, grey and brown or cognac shoes. Cognac is the colour of good leather and long evenings. Cognac socks make brown shoes look even better.
Do earth tones work under a suit too?
Absolutely. Under a brown, beige or dark blue suit they look smart and a little warmer than grey or black. And with chinos or jeans they look just as good.
What are these socks made of?
Egyptian cotton, which has the property of holding its colour well. The toe is linked by hand, so you don't feel an annoying seam at the toe. The area around the toe and heel is also reinforced with nylon, so your socks last longer. On top of that, they're lovingly made in Italy and carry the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 label. These socks have earned a permanent spot in your sock drawer.
How do they stay looking good?
Preferably wash the socks inside out at 30 °C maximum and dry them on a rack, not in the dryer. That keeps the colour and fit looking good for longer. Besides, the dryer already eats enough socks.
Buying cognac men's socks for yourself or as a gift?
Order them here online: choose the size and add them to your basket. Would you rather buy your Carlo Lanza socks somewhere else? No problem at all: we now work with hundreds of shops across the Netherlands and Europe. Enjoy wearing them.
Details
| SKU | 106-282-40-43 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 8720364550295 |
| Brand | Carlo Lanza |
| Composition | 80% Cotton, 16% Nylon, 4% Elastane |
| Origin | Made in Italy |
Product care
Socks often end up in the big pile of laundry and unfortunately get little attention. However, I would like to give you some tips regarding washing your socks. Read more
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