Bamboo Velvet Fleece Lined Thermal Tights- Navy
From $18.95
Heavyweight
Colour: Stone
$29.95
Colour: Stone
Bushwalker is the original iconic boot sock, here is how the Overlander® journey began. Manufactured in Australia since 1981 and used to support the team in Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition in 1988.
Using Australian Merino wool, which has been purposely treated and spun to create the Merino Advantage™. This uniquely developed wool amplifies the advanced knitting features of these socks, delivering the most splendid sock experience ever.
This unique high performance yarn is light weight, super soft and is temperature controlling. Made from fine Australian merino wool fibres this material is moisture wicking and sweat repelling. It is easy to care for, durable and machine washable, it is quick drying, as it is breathable and odour resistant.
Merino Advantage is the perfect solution. It is built with performance and endurance in mind.
Care Instructions
Warm Machine Wash on wool cycle, use
mild detergent.
Do not bleach.
Do not use fabric softeners.
Tumble dry low heat.
Do not Iron.
Do not dry-clean (x).
Heavyweight
Maximum warmth, cushioning and comfort for cold weather and demanding conditions.
Composition: 72% Merino Wool / 25% Nylon / 3% Elastane
Care: Warm Machine Wash on wool cycle, use mild detergent. Do not bleach. Do not use fabric softeners. Tumble dry low heat. Do not Iron. Do not dry-clean (x).






Size guide
| Size | Socks for | Sock Sizes | Fits AU/UK Shoe Size | US Shoe Size | EU Shoe Size | Foot Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS-S | Childrens / Adults | 13-3 | Kids 12.5-3.5 | 1-5 | 31-36 | 19-22cm |
| S-M | Adults | 2-8 or 5-10 | Womens average 5-10, Mens small 5-7 | 3-10 | 36-40 | 22-26cm |
| M-L | Adults | 8-11, 6-10 or 7-11 | Womens larger 8-11, Mens average 7-11 | 11-13 | 41-45 | 25-30cm |
| L-XL | Adults | 11-14 | Mens larger 12-14 | 13-15 | 46-50 | 30-35cm |
Sizes are a guide based on shoe size. If you're between sizes or unsure, our team is happy to help.
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