Winter Socks
Warm feet when the temperature drops. Our Winter collection is knit in Princeville, Québec in warm lambswool and merino for snowshoeing, snowmobiling, skating, and every cold day outside. Wool keeps you warm even when damp, wicks moisture, and cushions every step through deep cold. Every pair carries a Heat Scale rating so you can match the sock to the weather.
Why choose Duray winter socks
Made in Canada since 1939, knit in our own Québec factories from the raw wool to the finished pair.
Warm lambswool and merino hold their heat even in damp, cold boots.
Wool wicks moisture and resists odour, so feet stay dry and fresh on long days out.
Every pair carries a Heat Scale rating from 1 to 5, so you can dial in the warmth.
Find the right pair for the cold
For deep cold, the Iceberg and Yeti carry our highest Heat Scale ratings.
For active winter days, the Boreal and Chic-Chocs balance warmth and comfort.
For milder days, a lighter merino pair keeps you warm without overheating.
Stay warm and dry
Wool holds much of its warmth even when damp, so cold, wet boots are less of a problem.
Add a thin liner underneath for extra dryness on the longest days.
Check the size chart for a snug fit that stays put in tall winter boots.
Frequently asked questions
The Iceberg and Yeti carry our highest Heat Scale ratings, built in warm lambswool for deep cold and long days outside.
Yes. Wool holds much of its warmth even when damp, so snow, slush, and cold boots are far less of a problem.
Pick a high Heat Scale wool sock, and add a thin liner underneath for a dry, warm layer inside your boots.
Yes. Warm, moisture-wicking wool cushions your feet and holds heat through long, cold days on the trail or the sled.
Turn them inside out, wash in cold water, and lay flat or tumble dry low. Skip the fabric softener, since it coats the wool.