Outdoor Wool Socks
Your feet's best ally against the elements. Our Outdoors collection is knit in Princeville, Québec, using lambswool and merino for hiking, camping, hunting, and cold-weather days outside. Wool keeps you warm even when wet, wicks away moisture, fights odour, and holds off blisters on the longest days. Every pair carries a Heat Scale rating so you can match the sock to the trip.
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Why choose Duray outdoor socks
Made in Canada since 1939, knit in our own Québec factories from the raw wool to the finished pair.
Wool keeps its warmth even when damp, so wet boots and cold camps are far less of a problem.
It wicks moisture and resists odour, which keeps feet dry and comfortable over long days.
A cushioned, hard-wearing knit fights blisters and holds its shape trip after trip.
Find the right pair for your trip
For deep cold and winter camps, the warm Iceberg and Avalanche lead the pack.
For hiking and the trail, the Otish and Chic-Chocs in merino keep feet dry and comfortable.
For camping and shoulder-season trips, the Expedition and Canoe balance warmth and weight.
For everyday cold, the Boreal is the classic all-rounder.
How to choose your warmth
Higher Heat Scale numbers suit winter, hunting blinds, and cold nights out.
Lower numbers keep you comfortable on active hikes and milder days.
Check the size chart for a snug fit, since bunching is what causes blisters on the trail.
Frequently asked questions
Wool wicks sweat, cushions your feet, fights odour, and keeps you warm even when damp, which cuts blisters on long days.
Yes. Wool holds much of its warmth even when damp, so wet boots and stream crossings are far less of a problem.
A boot or crew length in merino or lambswool works best. It cushions pressure points and stays put inside the boot.
The Iceberg and Avalanche carry the highest Heat Scale ratings, built for deep cold, hunting blinds, and winter camps.
Turn them inside out, wash in cold water, and lay flat or tumble dry low. Skip the fabric softener, since it coats the wool.