Warmth And Comfort
Our ski socks are engineered with multifaceted capabilities to ensure the best performance, no matter the season.
Cushion
Sock cushion is interior padding created by knitting terry loops. The cushioning provides added protection in high impact areas, shock absorption, and extra warmth and comfort.
Warmth System
Yarn comes in weights, and determines the warmth of the sock based on comfort (warmth) and control (power transmission). All Laetts thermal socks are crafted with a smart blend of HygroHeat™ technology and Merino wool. This advanced combination offers the perfect synergy of warmth and lightness, ensuring your feet stay dry and odor-free. Laetts offers a diverse range of socks tailored to meet the demands of different sports, ensuring you find the perfect fit for any activity.
Size Chart
Socks are knitted wears with elasticity, which are easy for ideal fitting. Generally, your shoe size is a good indicator of what sock size you are. Laetts size chart shows the sock-shoe size conversion for our men's and women’s sizes.
Your Fitting Questions Answered.
How do I determine my sock size?
How do I determine my sock size?
If you fall between two size categories, we recommend you size up. For an ideal fit, it's best to measure your foot length and choose the size accordingly.
Are Laetts socks one-size-fits-all?
Are Laetts socks one-size-fits-all?
One-size-fits-all socks are designed to to cover most foot sizes although everyone's foot is unique in size and shape. Laetts socks are engineered for ideal fit and each of our sizings is designed for a select range of shoe sizes.
Are sock and shoe size the same?
Are sock and shoe size the same?
Sock size and shoe size are not the same but your shoe size will help you determine your sock size. If you wear a men’s size 11 shoe, you will want a men’s large sock since the men’s large fits shoe sizes 10-12.
Does Laetts make socks that are 100% wool?
Does Laetts make socks that are 100% wool?
Socks yarns are generally divided into surface yarn, and ground yarn. The former you can see, like, merino wool, cotton and nylon which are comprised of 80% fiber content, and the latter are invisible, typically elastic yarns that make socks hold feet tight. As a result, socks cannot be 100% wool. Socks that are 50 to80% wool are considered high end by industry standard.