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As meias terapêuticas de alpaca Warm Therapeutic Crew são a escolha perfeita para quem busca conforto e bem-estar em qualquer ocasião. Com uma composição de 50% alpaca, 35% acrílico, 10% nylon e 5% elástico, essas meias oferecem uma combinação ideal de suavidade e durabilidade. O design anatômico, com cano largo e costura suave, garante que a circulação sanguínea seja mantida sem restrições, tornando-as ideais para pessoas com condições como neuropatia periférica ou artrite reumatoide.
O forro em terry proporciona um acolchoamento extra, garantindo que seus pés permaneçam aquecidos e confortáveis, mesmo em temperaturas mais baixas. A alpaca é conhecida por suas propriedades térmicas excepcionais, sendo até três vezes mais quente que a lã, mas sem o risco de superaquecimento. Além disso, a capacidade de absorção de umidade da alpaca mantém seus pés secos e confortáveis, mesmo em ambientes úmidos. Com um padrão sólido e uma aparência elegante, essas meias são adequadas tanto para homens quanto para mulheres, com a recomendação de que as mulheres escolham um tamanho menor que o habitual.
As meias são fáceis de cuidar, podendo ser lavadas na máquina em ciclo frio e secas ao ar livre, o que aumenta sua durabilidade. A ausência de lã e lanolina torna-as uma opção hipoalergênica, ideal para quem tem pele sensível. Produzidas com amor no Peru, essas meias não apenas oferecem conforto, mas também um toque de autenticidade e tradição.
– Conforto Térmico Superior: A alpaca proporciona um isolamento térmico excepcional, mantendo os pés aquecidos sem superaquecimento.
– Apoio à Circulação: O design anatômico e a costura suave ajudam a promover a circulação sanguínea adequada, ideal para pessoas com problemas circulatórios.
– Hipoalergênicas: Sem lã e lanolina, são perfeitas para peles sensíveis, evitando irritações.
– Durabilidade e Facilidade de Cuidado: Laváveis à máquina e secáveis ao ar, essas meias mantêm sua forma e conforto por muito mais tempo.
– Versatilidade de Uso: Confortáveis o suficiente para o uso diário e relaxantes para dormir, adaptam-se a diversas situações.
Para obter o máximo benefício das meias terapêuticas de alpaca Warm Therapeutic Crew, recomenda-se usá-las durante todo o dia, especialmente em ambientes frios ou ao realizar atividades que exigem longos períodos em pé. Para garantir a longevidade do produto, lave as meias em água fria em um ciclo suave e evite o uso de secadoras com calor. Ao secar, coloque-as em uma superfície plana ou em um varal, evitando a exposição direta ao sol. Isso não apenas preserva a integridade das fibras, mas também mantém a suavidade e o conforto das meias por mais tempo.
JCFred –
I bought one pair of these Alpaca socks several years ago and last winter they began to wear out. Found the same sock this year and bought three pair — two for me and one for a friend. They are soft, warm, and not binding, but like others have said, the weaving is a bit kinky and periodically my toes get caught up in the elastic. Solution was to bunch up the sock and put it on like a woman would don a pair of silk hose. Last year I was aghast that they were thinning in the heels and the balls of my feet, but I’d worn them almost daily for four or five winters and washed them in the washing machine & air dried them probably hundreds of times. I have one other pair of Alpaca socks I purchased last year and although they’re a bit warmer outside than these Therapeutic Socks, they’re tight and bind my lower calves and do not have enough ‘flex’ so I can pull them higher up my leg and above my calves. So far, these Therapeutic Alpaca Socks are the best I’ve found to keep my feet comfortably warm during snowy, cold weather, either outside with boots or water-tight shoes, or inside with slippers or just wearing them to bed to keep my toes toasty warm.
grits –
These are wonderful socks if you need a sock that will warm your feet. These are very soft and stretchy, but are not tight and do not bother the neuropathy pain in my leg and foot. The only problem was how my cat reacted to them. She’s always been a sweet little cat, until I put these socks on right out of the package. Then she turned into a wild animal. My fault totally, I didn’t think about them being from an alpaca. My other cat had no reaction to them at all. So these socks went through two washes and I hung them to dry. After that they didn’t bother her at all. If you have a cat, I would suggest you test if your cat will react to them before you try to wear them. These are too thick for me to wear with my sneakers, but they’re perfect at home. I’m sure I’ll be ordering more because in my opinion, they’re the best socks I’ve ever bought to keep my feet warm.
Marina –
Highly recommend. Responsive customer service. The socks are super comfortable.
tobymugg –
These socks are great! The loose thread issue mentioned in other reviews appears to be due to an interesting knitting construction that makes the ankles very loose and stretchy so that they stay up without binding. It will be interesting to see how well they hold up to wear. They are so loose that I may order a size smaller, but not so loose that I will return these. Too many socks are stupidly tight, and I don’t have big feet or calves.
Here is my sock list so far in my search for warm socks that don’t choke my feet to death:
Darn Tough T4033 – very warm, but so narrow and binding that they are very difficult to put on and uncomfortable to wear even after stretching them out extensively.
Duluth 7 year heavyweight – not too binding, but not loose enough in the calves. Weirdly includes large venting areas on top of the foot, eliminating the warmth benefits of the thick terry loop elsewhere.
Bombas crew – the low ankle makes these very comfortable and nonbinding, and the merino wool is warm ish, better than cotton, but the socks aren’t thick enough to be really warm. A bit expensive, but great customer service. Keepers.
Sockwell diabetic therapy sock – extremely comfortable, expensive keepers. Totally non binding, but not so loose that they bunch up in the shoes. Not really that warm, but better than cotton or synthetic.
SmartWool from 15-20 years ago; excellent warmth, warmer than anything else I have found. Not as loose as I would like through the calf, but good enough to keep. I don’t know if they still make them like this, the smartwool catalog looks like now all their socks have thin vent areas like Duluths.
AndeanSun Caring Warm Therapeutic Alpaca Socks – warm, comfy, non binding, finally a sock that gets it. A bit expensive.
Wigwam Diabetic Thermal – neither as warm or as non binding as they promise.
Pet Parent Always –
These socks are incredibly warm and extrmely comfortable! I am extremely cold natured and I have extremely sensitive skin. I ABSOLUTELY CANNOT tolerate regular cotton or wool socks touching my feet, they feel like steel wool on the bottoms of my feet! These socks feel like I am walking on a cloud and keep my feet warm and toasty, even when there is snow on the ground. They stay up on my calf, but are not tight. I am not a diabetic, but I do not like my socks tight on my calves.
I wear these socks everyday in winter, (I have enough pairs for every single day of the week), wash them in the washing machine and dry them in the dryer and they last at least 2 or 3 winters before they start wearing out (although if you want to make them hold up longer, per an Alpaca retail website), wash them in baby shampoo, with lukewarm water, gently squeeze, and roll in a towel to absorb moisture, then place on a dry towel and dry flat or hang them on a sweater rack until dry).
These are my favorite socks and every year I ask for these for Christmas bc they are all I wear in the winter.
C. Pittman –
these socks are amazing. they are so easy to put on – no struggling to get the socks past the toes and actually on the foot. the top of the sock is tight and would like them to be either no elastic or minimal elastic. I do not like the marks it creates on my legs.