Darn Tough

If you ask us, the Lucky Lady has all the trappings of a lucky sock: durability, comfort, memorable style, and of course, ladybugs for added charm. Read more

Peace Pilgrim was trekking across the U.S. long before Darn Tough was around, but they think she'd still aprove of this sock. Read more

Loveable, slow-moving and with similar color schemes, pandas and penguins have more in common than one might expect. Read more

If you’re out there in the cold, you need the Mountaineering sock with you. Streamlined performance fit. Chock full of Merino Wool warmth. These socks keep you moving up when the rigors of the trail get you down. Read more

Looking crusty after a 30-day work week doesn’t mean feeling crusty, too. The women’s Steely is a full cushioned work sock that’s reinforced in the toe box and high-traffic areas so you can jam hard on work, not on your toes. Read more

There are always more trails to build, trees to plant, and chickens to coop. Designed for those bell-to-bell, hard-working days in the factory or on the farm, the long-lasting cushion in the RTR workwear socks will put more “beet” in your feet. Read more

A lightweight women's work sock, designed to fit best with rubber boots, was on our list for several seasons - but it wasn't until we started working with Alaska's Salmon Sisters, their family and crews, that we had a stacked deck to work with. Read more

As the weather gets crisp and you start pulling your sweaters out of storage, don't forget the Shetland women's comforting sock. Read more

If you’re out there, exploring nature with kids – you better be able to roll with it. Read more

If you're looking for a transformative moment in your life, you could consider the midweight Luna hiking sock. Read more

A lightweight hiking sock, perfect for summer hikes into the fall. Read more

If you've ever crossed paths with a moose- you'd remember. Our Duck Duck Moose sock comes from a Vermont take on the classic duck-duck-goose game. Only in our version, if you see a moose you run away, not in a circle. Read more

You may recognize the jackalopes, starry skies, and wildflowers on the Fable: there is a folktale that says a similar women's casual sock once existed. Read more

A soggy rainforest is a beautiful place, but the Her Spur hiking socks will ensure your feet will never feel like one. Merino Wool keeps them desert dry, while silky, light cushion adds miles to any journey from one climate to the next. Read more

Sometimes even the hottest days call for a full cushioned, workhorse of a sock. Read more

Heat on the trail comes in many forms. From hot and humid to dry and searing to just plain old mean and nasty. This Coolmax® air conditioner of a sock offers cooling comfort on even the balmiest of days. Read more

Paying homage to a classic fly-fishing technique, the Spey Fly sock takes its name from Scotland’s River Spey and inspiration from our own fly-fishing guru and Mill patriarch, Marc Cabot. He’s the real deal. This lightweight lifestyle sock is too. Read more

Like a cool wind that greets you on the summit. The Zuni brings Coolmax® comfort when the mercury rises. Read more

No, we’re not going soft on you. But the high-loft, ultra-supple Twisted Yarn and easy-going style of our Micro Crew Ranger hiking sock makes for a cushioned cruise around the village common or your local farmers market, for sure. Read more

Traditional crew sock height that sits mid calf for casual and sport uses. A sock drawer staple. Read more

Slide into our fantastic Folktale. Starring Merino Wool jackalopes and spring flowers under a night sky, we spun a yarn to remember. Read more

The Beachcomber features stripes that evoke the sun, sand, and sky, or the fresh grooves of early morning beach grooming. Read more

A breathable mesh pattern on the upper foot and smooth, form-fitting Merino Wool all around, combine for a precision fit that will keep your focus on the finish line. Read more

Dip into these lightweight Micro Crew height socks, knit with climate-controlling Merino Wool and cozy cushion underfoot, and you’ll be trekking on without fear of the dreaded swamp-foot that can lead to blisters. Read more