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Your sock size matches your shoe size. You’ll find the size range on each product page, so it’s easy to choose the right one. For more help, see the footwear section of our women’s fit guide.
Women’s socks in merino wool and merino blends make a great choice for outdoor activities since they wick away moisture, regulate temperature, and resist odor.
OTC (over-the-calf) socks come up over your calf, which is handy in waders and tall boots. Crew socks stop below the calf, so they’re a comfortable pick for hiking, mid-height boots, and everyday shoes.
Yes! Our merino wool socks are made with responsibly sourced wool for a lighter footprint.
Yes! Most of the Darn Tough socks in our collection for women feature a seamless toe.
Yes, all of our women’s socks come with performance features to help you stay comfortable on long days outside. They wick moisture away, breathe well, and help your feet stay comfortable across changing temperatures. Most styles have a reinforced heel and toe, arch support, and a lightweight feel.
Yes, Orvis women’s socks are machine washable and dryable.
Our women’s socks are made to keep your feet dry, comfortable, and supported when you’re putting in miles, standing in cold water, or spending the day in boots. Our soft, breathable merino wool blends wick moisture, resist odor, and keep your feet warm, even if the rest of you gets wet. Reinforcement at the heel, arch, toe, and ankle helps them withstand long upland walks and season after season of wear. Over-the-calf styles stay put, so you’re not stopping to pull them up when you’re knee-deep in the river. If you’ll be in waders, mid- and heavyweight socks are the move. When the water’s cold, you’ll be glad you didn’t skimp on your socks.