Socks with flares

Thousands of years have been known about the health effects of Pihka. Resin has been used e.g. Inhibiting inflammation in the treatment of wounds and foot mushrooms. Finnish Premix Oy has developed a Pihk polyamide yarn in which Prexlent® technology makes the yarn active, releasing the resin on the thread in a controlled manner. The resin socks are combined with a resin wire and a fully traceable Nativa ™ sea wool yarn.

For the best impact, long -term use, according to our tests, the daily use of two weeks already has an eye -catching effect, for example in a hardened heel. Of course, the effect is unique, but the key is in daily use.

Prexlent®-Polyamide

In the wild, resin repairs the wounds of conifers and protects conifers against microbes. The characteristics of resin are used in many ways throughout history, including people's skin. Resin has been used in folk medicine, for example, for mosquito stitches, wounds, inflammation and burns. Pihka soothes the skin and promotes cell renewal, so it has also been used for dry heels and nails. The prexlent® piral-polyamide developed in Finland uses the resin of Finnish conifers. Pihka is obtained from conifers as a by -product of the forest industry in the resin souvenir Pihkapolyamid yarn is against the skin. In use, the resin is controlled in a controlled manner in contact with the skin.

Pihka sea wool socks

The resin socks are combined with Nativa ™ sea wool and Prexlent® pihkapolyamide. Due to their properties, they remove the smell and effectively move moisture. The soft merino wool evenly smoothes the foot temperature and also heats it damp. Together, these materials make socks versatile all year round and friendly to your feet!

The combination of Meirnovilla and Pihkalanka also prevents the formation of bad smell of feet. For merino wool socks, just ventilation is sometimes enough, but when you wash your resin socks, use

Due to the resin contained in the resin, resin socks are not suitable for people with resin allergy.