Vent Mesh

$16USD per pair

Open pointelle knit across almost the entire sock rather than one panel. It is the most open structure here, and you can see through it when held to the light.

Size — EU, regular fit

Pick a size to see the measured foot length it fits.

Not protective equipment

These are socks, not personal protective equipment. They provide no protection against workplace hazards. If your job requires certified protective equipment, your employer must supply equipment that meets the applicable standard.

Returns

Single pairs are not delivered sealed, so the 14-day right of withdrawal applies in full. Standard shipping is free on orders over $70 USD. See Verzending en retour.

01 — Specification

Cushioning: None
Cushion position: No terry anywhere
Shaft: Mid-crew, 16 cm from the floor
Cuff: Plain flat cuff
Toe closure: Standard stitched toe
Fit: Regular
Wool content: None
Delivered sealed: No

02 — Fibre composition

Fibre composition by weight, listed in descending order under EU Regulation 1007/2011
Fibre	Share by weight
Cotton	76%
Polyamide	20%
Elastane	4%

Listed in descending order by weight, using the legal fibre names required by EU Regulation 1007/2011. The country of manufacture is stated on the sewn-in label of each pair. These socks are not described as Dutch made.

03 — Sizes, measured

EU size against measured foot length in millimetres
EU size	Foot length	Forefoot girth
35–36	225–235 mm	222 mm
37–38	236–245 mm	230 mm
39–41	246–262 mm	240 mm
42–44	263–280 mm	250 mm
45–47	281–298 mm	260 mm
48–50	299–315 mm	270 mm

04 — Where it works

Soft-soled work shoe
Trainer / running shoe

05 — Where it does not

Rigid boots, where an open knit gives no protection against rubbing at the collar
Cold shifts

06 — Temperature

Built for shifts above 24 °C. No sock keeps your feet dry through a warm shift in closed footwear. Less material means less to hold moisture, which is a different thing from staying dry.

07 — Care

Wash: 40 °C
Tumble dry: No — dry flat

08 — Your legal rights

Your legal rights under Dutch law are not limited to a fixed number of years. How long a product must last depends on what you can reasonably expect from it. Any commercial guarantee we offer is in addition to those rights, never instead of them.

Wear rate depends on how many hours a day you wear them. Thinning at the ball after months of daily shifts is wear. A seam failing in the first weeks is a fault.

Garantie en conformiteit