Anti-slip ABS socks kids children alpaca wool

Security and cuddly warmth with ABS socks for your little ones! With these rubberised alpaca home socks your kids are comfortabnle and secure on the way. Hence these foot warmers are the ideal substitute for conventional slippers.

The ingenious non-slip-profile on the outer sole grants griip and safety on smooth indoor surfaces. Of course you'll not find any ordinary rubber nubs on the bottom sole, but happy alpaca naps in foot shape in proven long-lived APU KUNTUR quality.

Alpaca socks feel notedly soft and cuddly and keep the feet warm. And yet they are transpirant and don't make you feel sweaty in the tights. In opposite to sheep wool, alpaca is a hollow fibre which provides a fast temperature compensation and hence a convenient climate on your foot.

The composition of the APU KUNTUR ABS socks is based on long-term experiences and procures an ideal combination of comfort, quality, longevity and adequacy for everyday use.

- material: 50% alpaca (baby alpaca) 25% polyacrylic 10% wool 10% polyamide (nylon) 5% elastane

- non-slip with small "anti-slip-aplacas"

- fine rib cuff avoids the discomfort from slipping down

- nice detail - stitched-in alpaca logo

- breathable

Only COLD hand washing and NO spin-dry! Alpaca socks should not be machine washed to avoid felting. Alpaca wool has a natural self-cleaning effect, so it is enough to hang the socks in the open air.

Apu Kuntur, since its foundation in 1989, has been synonymous with the highest quality and sustainable production. They manufacture at their own factory in Cusco, Peru and transform the highest quality natural Peruvian fibers, such as fine alpaca wool or organically grown Pima cotton, into textile masterpieces you will love.

They produce according to fair trade guidelines and with social responsibility towards workers. Regarding the alpacas they are shorn every year in a gentle way that does not harm the animals. Alpacas graze in Peru at such heights where other agriculture is hardly possible. They are herbivores that simply tear up the grass without damaging the roots and the soil. This creates the basis for preserving the Inca heritage.