Breathable SeaCell™ Socks

Material: SeaCell™ Viscose (Brown Seaweed x Tree Cellulose)
Origin of processed seaweed: Iceland
Origin of tree viscose: Europe
Spun into yarn: Brescia, Italy
Certificates: FSC, OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

• Our SeaCell™ fibre contains 19% seaweed within the fibres.
• The seaweed used is grown within a unique ecosystem in the Icelandic fjords, where it grows naturally and is harvested in a sustainable and careful manner. Only the top of the plant is cut, allowing the remainder to continue growing and be recut after it has fully grown.
• SeaCell™ is very skin-friendly and moisture regulating, making the fabric ideal for hot summers.
• SeaCell™ is considered 100% biodegradable and compostable, though the decomposition rate and method may be influenced by synthetic additives.
• At DUALLE, we blend this seaweed fibre with viscose, a man-made fibre that can be spun into yarn and fabrics.
• Our viscose is made out of the extracted and processed cellulose from primarily timber wood grown in vast European forests.
• Demand for viscose is expected to double over the next eight years, increasing pressure on deforestation. At DUALLE, we choose FSC-certified viscose to promote deforestation-free practices, support biodiversity, and protect local communities. 
• Our special blend not only allows us to use more responsibly processed materials with lesser environmental impact, but the addition of SeaCell™ fibres lends our textile material a soft, silky feel and provides maximum levels of comfort.
• Our yarn is OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified, which ensures that our textiles are free from harmful substances and guarantees their safety for human health.
• We add a small percentage of Polyamide and Lycra to provide a comfortable amount of elasticity and durability.

This item is not dyed. We have preserved the natural color of the processed fiber composition, which results in a naturally ivory tone.

Recommended to wash at 30°C in DUALLE’s laundry bag with mild detergent, eco-labelled if possible.

Dry in shadow.