5 Finger Socks With Strategic Merino Wool Absorbent In Toe Sections
a technology of merino wool and toe section, applied in the field of socks, can solve the problems that none of them has been able to combine the benefits of merino wool without cost implications, and achieve the effects of improving the benefits of movement to each toe, great moisture absorption, and resistance to staining
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[0021]In the first embodiment according to FIG. 1 of the diagrams, it is illustrated a five finger sock in accordance with this disclosure. The diagram illustrates a sock body 1 with a five toe design. By keeping the toes separate, the design minimizes the amount of odor, bacterial and fungal buildup in the areas between the toes labeled 3. The sock is also characterized by am absorbent strategically targeted to the toe section 2 for added benefits. The strategic targeting is an improvement upon existing merino wool designs. Generally, the use of absorbent material in a sock is very useful in keeping the feet moist free and thus minimize the possibility of microbial growth. Merino wool has antimicrobial properties, as the natural lanolin in the sheep's wool repels odor-causing bacteria. Since merino wool manages moisture so well, there is no wet environment for that bacteria to grow.
[0022]When converted into fibre, merino wool is known to have very high absorbent / wicking properties,...
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