Men's Everyday Anchor Line Zero Cushion Crew Socks glovesfw22 Superior moisture-management and odor resistance 210000470755

Name: Men's Everyday Anchor Line Zero Cushion Crew Socks glovesfw22 Superior moisture-management and odor resistance 210000470755
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47606886915
Price: 23.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6912 (27 reviews)

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Men's Everyday Anchor Line Zero Cushion Crew Socks glovesfw22 Superior moisture management and odor resistance 210000470755 Superior moisture management and odor resistance combined with strategically placed Thanks to Descent Control technology Made in the USA of Imported Yarn: 57% Merino Wool 38% Nylon 2% Recycled Nylon 3% Elastane *Specific percentage of Recycled Nylon will vary as we transition to 100% Recycled Nylon in future seasons Our Everyday Anchor Line Crew socks will help keep you comfortable on your everyday adventures

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