Mining Socks
Built for the shift underground and on site. Our Mine collection is knit in Princeville, Québec with moisture-wicking fibres for long hours in steel toe and safety boots. They pull sweat off your skin, fight odour, and keep feet dry and comfortable from the first hour to the last. Every pair carries a Heat Scale rating so you can match the sock to the conditions.
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Why choose Duray mining socks
Made in Canada since 1939, knit in our own Québec factories from the raw wool to the finished pair.
Moisture-wicking polypropylene pulls sweat away fast, so feet stay dry in warm, closed boots.
A smooth-knit fit works as a liner or on its own under heavy safety boots.
Built to hold up to long shifts and hard, dirty work.
Made for steel toe and safety boots
The Mines sock is knit in lightweight polypropylene for fast moisture control.
An over the calf length protects your shins inside tall safety boots.
A snug fit with no bunching stops the rubbing that causes blisters.
Layer for long shifts
Wear the Mines on its own in warm conditions to stay dry.
Add a wool sock over a polypropylene liner when it turns cold underground.
Check the size chart for a close fit that stays put all shift.
Frequently asked questions
A moisture-wicking sock like the Mines keeps feet dry in warm, closed boots, and an over the calf length protects your shins from the boot.
Wear a polypropylene sock that wicks sweat fast, on its own in warm conditions or as a liner under wool when it is cold.
Yes. The smooth-knit Mines sock works well on its own or as a liner under a warmer wool pair for cold shifts.
An over the calf length protects your shins inside tall safety boots and stays up with no slipping through the shift.
Turn them inside out, wash in cold water, and lay flat or tumble dry low. Skip the fabric softener, since it coats the fibres.