A Journey Of A Lifetime On The Camino De Santiago The Camino de Santiago is a unique experience, but also a serious challenge for the body, particularly the feet! From one stage to the full 800 km, taking care of your feet should be your first concern. Starting with your socks.
When you feel a Moggans knit made with Schoeller Merino, you're feeling more than just softness — you’re feeling a commitment to animal welfare, traceability, and responsibly processed wool.
Tina tested these socks and said: “This brand is dedicated to sustainability, getting their raw materials from ethical farms, as well as adhering to eco-friendly production to minimal packaging. The socks performwell and look set to last.”
The Scottish-made Moggans Stravaiger Midweight socks have the highest wool content of all those tested within our guide to the Best hiking socks for 2024 and are thick and warm. The inside has loopstitch construction throughout with thick terry loops on the base, round the back of the ankle, and the toe, and less dense terry loops on the upper foot and leg. Ribbed sections across the top of the foot and at the cuff keep the socks in place.
Chris Townsend finds the Moggans Midweight Merino Crew comfortable and durable even after a soaking.
Jamie Aarons, one of Moggans Ambassadors sets new world record read her story on the BBC website and TGO Magazine. Moggans are honoured to have Jamie as one of our ambassadors as we are with all our other ambassadors.
