Ayrshire – Walking Shoe

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Ayrshire – Walking Shoe

Derbyshire – Walking £14.95
4.92 out of 5
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This ankle length style sock has a link toe seam construction for extra comfort, this avoids those bulky seams that can rub on your toe! These socks also have a small amount of Lycra to give a bit more ‘give’ and a better fit.

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Description

This ankle length style sock has a link toe seam construction for extra comfort, this avoids those bulky seams that can rub on your toe! These socks also have a small amount of Lycra to give a bit more ‘give’ and a better fit.

This is a super sock to wear with walking or sports shoes, but also an ideal sock for everyday wear. A great choice if you are looking for a warmer sock.

71% Mohair, 27.5% Nylon, 1.5% Lycra

Great for –

– Golf shoes
– Walking trainers
– Running shoes
– Trainers

Additional information

Size

Small (4 – 7), Medium (8 – 10), Large (11 – 13)
Colour

Black, Cream, Green, Navy, Red

13 reviews for Ayrshire – Walking Shoe

  1. 5 out of 5

    mfrazer (verified owner) –

    I’ve been wearing these as my go-to autumn and winter socks for a while. They’re comfortable and warm but not too warm for day-to-day wear. I wear the heavier Cumbria socks for longer walks or hikes, but the Ayrshire provide a bit of daily luxury and are lighter weight.

  2. 5 out of 5

    Mitsuo Ueno (verified owner) –

    I am a Japanese living in Tokyo. Here in Japan Mohair Sock is hardly getable in the local market.
    Mohair is the best material for Socks in every season, not only in winter but also in summer.
    So Capricorn net shop site is must for me.
    I wear Ayrshire for daily use as it gives me comfortable walks in any occasion.

  3. 5 out of 5

    Elayne Sharling (verified owner) –

    Terrifically warm without being too bulky. I suffer from cold feet and I find that the Ayrshire sock also doubles as a terrific bed sock. You don’t need to keep them on in bed for too long just wait until your tootsies are like toast and then you can take them off!!

  4. 5 out of 5

    Janet (verified owner) –

    have worn your socks many years and its true they do not smell, and can be worn winter and summer Chose the ayshire this time as have higher mohair content

  5. 5 out of 5

    Jane Denbury (verified owner) –

    my husband loves these socks for wearing at home (not walking!!) These are his lockdown birthday present

  6. 5 out of 5

    Geoff Pennock (verified owner) –

    Smooth, comfortable and warm without sweating

  7. 5 out of 5

    John Winterfeld (verified owner) –

    Prompt delivery-socks very comfortable, as were other versions.

  8. 5 out of 5

    Janet Russ (verified owner) –

    I haven’t been out for a walk in them yet, but walking around the house – they feel fabulous!

  9. 5 out of 5

    Audrey (verified owner) –

    Best walking socks l have found.

  10. 5 out of 5

    Susan G. (verified owner) –

    Prompt response to email enquiry as to which socks I would need. Arrived quickly. I always have cold feet. These have kept them at the right temperature, and are so comfortable.

  11. 5 out of 5

    Ray Davis (verified owner) –

    Excellent socks, returning customer.

  12. 4 out of 5

    Mr John R (verified owner) –

    Thinner than I expected.I will use more generally rather than for walking

  13. 5 out of 5

    Rosemarie Rowe (verified owner) –

    Really pleased with these. Great fit, colour exactly as shown and feel really great. Not to tight around the top either.

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Warm and Comfortable

Mohair is a fibre that is well known for its properties of warmth and comfort. It therefore produces socks that are ideal when you want warm and comfortable feet

Hard Wearing

Mohair is a very hard wearing fibre and is used for fabrics in aircraft seats for this reason. Many of our customers tell us that they have purchased ‘good quality’ socks from well known stores and they have worn out within 3 or 4 months. Whereas their Capricorn Mohair Socks are still wearing well!

Machine Washable

You can wash your Mohair socks in a washing machine on a warm wool wash cycle, without worrying about excessive shrinkage. When we visit shows selling our socks it’s not unusual for customers to proudly bring their Capricorn Mohair Socks they bought the previous year and show us how well they have worn and washed.

Do not smell after use!

If you look at wool under a microscope you see little burrs. These burrs provide a hiding place for bacteria that make wool socks smell. Mohair is a smooth fibre and has no hiding places for bacteria and that is why Mohair Socks do not smell!!

WASHING

Do I have to Hand wash?

We recommend that you wash Capricorn Socks on a warm wash cycle 40 Degrees, or hand wash. Do NOT tumble dry

Do the colours run?

We advise that you wash the socks separately for the first few times, just in case.

Do they shrink?

Not normally, if you follow the washing instructions correctly

What do I do if I wash them in water that is too hot?

Use hair conditioner, socks your socks in hair conditioner and it will loosen the fibres up again. This method is also a great way to give your socks a new ‘lease of life’

NYLON IN THE SOCKS

Why do you add nylon to the Mohair?

Mohair has lots of strength and resistance to abrasion, but not much elasticity – so we add a special sort of nylon which augments the nylon but doesn’t detract from it’s benefits.

WHY DON’T THEY SMELL?

Come on, why don’t they smell?

The fibres of sheep’s wool have scales on them, but mohair fibres are smooth so there is nowhere for foot bacteria to hide. No bacteria = No smell

ALLERGIES AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS

I have poor circulation – can I wear Capricorn Mohair Socks?

The loose top Sussex style don’t have an elastic top, instead they are ribbed to make them stay up. These socks also have a ‘linked toe’ in them to so you don’t have that horrible ridge under your toes. We sell lots of these socks to diabetics and people with circulation problems.

I am allergic to wool – can I wear your socks?

Being a hair, you could argue that it is more natural to wear mohair than wool from sheep. We have lots of customers with sensitive skin who wear our sock without any trouble. If you do have sensitive skin, why not try a pair of our cream coloured socks, they are not dyed to are kinder and softer on your feet.

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