50% Merino Wool Quarter Socks | Terry Sole, Warm, OEM Factory
50% Merino Wool
Thick Terry Sole
High-Elastic Ribbed Cuff
3D Contoured Heel
Ankle Length
Flat Toe Seam

Half merino wool, zero compromise — short-cut length, full-on warmth that doesn't bunch in your boots.
50% Merino Wool — We Didn't Skimp on the Good Stuff
Most "wool hiking socks" hover around 15-20% wool and fill the rest with cheap synthetics. These run a full 50% merino wool blend — that's more than double the industry average. More merino means better natural temperature regulation, superior moisture wicking, and that buttery-soft feel against skin that doesn't itch. The thick inner lining traps heat efficiently, so even though these are ankle-length, your feet stay warm on cold morning starts.
High-Elastic Cuff + Terry Sole — Stays Up, Feels Like Clouds
The high-elastic ribbed cuff uses premium stretch fiber that holds its shape wash after wash — no sagging, no sliding down mid-hike, no that annoying "I keep having to pull my socks up" feeling. Underfoot, a thick terry-loop sole cushions every step and absorbs sweat, turning rocky trails into something a lot closer to walking on clouds. Warmth and comfort, no trade-offs.
3D Heel + Flat Toe Seam — Fits Like It Was Made for Your Feet
A 3D contoured heel wraps around the back of the foot and locks in — the sock moves with you, not against you. The flat toe seam is stitched completely smooth, so there's no bulky ridge rubbing your toes raw on long descents. Small details? Maybe. But ask anyone who's logged 20-mile days what matters most, and they'll tell you: it's always the stuff you don't notice until it's gone wrong.
More Wool, More Options for Your Brand
Full OEM/ODM customization available — wool percentage adjustable up or down, custom colors, woven or printed logos, packaging, and length modifications (want crew instead of ankle? We can do that). Low MOQ, stable lead times, factory-direct pricing from




Q1: Is 50% merino wool a high percentage for hiking socks?
Yes, it's well above average. Most commercial wool hiking socks contain 15-25% wool. At 50% merino, these socks offer significantly better natural warmth, moisture wicking, and odor resistance.
Q2: Are ankle-length socks warm enough for hiking?
Yes. The 50% merino wool blend and thick terry inner lining provide substantial insulation. Ankle length also reduces bulk inside hiking boots and prevents overheating on moderate-temperature days.
Q3: Will the cuff stretch out over time?
No. The high-elastic ribbed cuff uses premium stretch fiber designed to retain its shape through repeated washes and wears, preventing the sagging and sliding common with cheaper elastic.
Q4: What's the difference between 50% and 30% merino wool socks?
Higher merino percentage means better natural temperature regulation, superior moisture wicking, softer feel against skin, and stronger natural odor resistance. 50% is noticeably warmer and more comfortable for cold-weather and high-mileage use.
Q5: Can I customize the wool percentage and sock length?
Yes. Full OEM/ODM customization includes adjustable wool percentage, custom colors, woven or printed logos, custom packaging, and length modifications (ankle, quarter, or crew). Low minimum order quantities available.