Outdoor Work Socks
Working outside all day? Duray outdoor work socks are knit in Princeville, Québec for construction crews, farm workers, delivery drivers, and anyone facing cold or wet conditions. Merino, lambswool, and technical fibres help manage moisture, hold warmth, and cushion feet through long shifts. Use the Heat Scale to choose the right warmth for the weather.
Why choose Duray outdoor work socks
Made in Canada since 1939, the socks are knit in our own Québec factories from raw wool to the finished pair.
Every pair carries a Heat Scale rating from 1 to 5, so you can match its warmth to the weather and your activity level.
Wool moves moisture away from the skin and keeps insulating when damp, which helps feet stay warm and comfortable.
Durable knits and cushioning are built for long shifts in work boots.
Find the right pair for the job
For the deepest cold, choose a high Heat Scale lambswool pair such as the Yeti or Robust.
For steady warmth and cushioning, the Classic Work and Federal are dependable choices for long days.
For active work in milder cold, the merino Outdoor Work sock provides full cushioning without the bulk of the warmest models.
For wet or sweaty conditions, a Polypro liner helps move moisture quickly and keeps the fit smooth inside the boot.
Built for work boots
Crew, boot, and over the calf lengths help protect the leg and stay in place in different boot heights.
A snug fit with no bunching reduces rubbing, hot spots, and blisters.
Check the size chart before buying so the heel and cushioning sit where they should.
Frequently asked questions
Choose wool work socks with a higher Heat Scale rating. The Yeti and Robust provide strong warmth for cold job sites, while lighter merino suits more active work.
Yes. Merino manages moisture, regulates temperature, and stays comfortable when damp. The fully cushioned Outdoor Work model is made for construction, warehouse, factory, and delivery work.
Choose a length that rises above the boot collar. Crew, boot, or over the calf styles help prevent rubbing and keep the sock in place.
Yes. Wool moves moisture away from the skin. In very damp conditions, a thin Polypro liner can add faster moisture control under a wool sock.
Turn the socks inside out and wash them in cold water. Lay them flat to dry or tumble dry on low, and avoid fabric softener because it coats the fibres.