The Cho Women's Quarter Length Socks

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One Size - Women's UK 4-7

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Inspired by the golden age of Himalayan and Karakoram mountaineering, The Cho crew socks from Ivy Ellis bring vintage climbing style into everyday wear. Part of the Eight Thousand Collection, these socks take their name from Cho Oyu, the sixth-highest mountain on Earth at 8,188m (26,864ft), straddling the Nepal–China border in the Himalaya.

Knitted in a rust marl with a deep burgundy striped cuff and a contrasting cream heel and toe, The Cho channels the look of the kit old-school climbers would have worn on the world's highest peaks — rugged, warm, and built to last.

Designed for comfort and durability, these quarter socks feature a ribbed construction to stay in place, with reinforced heel and toe detailing for added strength. Lightweight yet sturdy, they're ideal for daily wear across the seasons.

Key Features:

  • Named after Cho Oyu, the sixth-highest mountain on Earth at 8,188m (26,864ft), straddling the Nepal–China border in the Himalaya
  • Inspired by the kit worn by early Himalayan and Karakoram mountaineers
  • Rust marl with deep burgundy striped cuff, cream heel and toe
  • Durable design with reinforced heel and toe

Product Details:

  • Material: 100% Cotton
  • Fit: Quarter Length
  • Colours: Rust Marl with Deep Burgundy Striped Cuff, Cream Heel and Toe
  • Care: Machine washable
  • Made in Wales at our fifth-generation family factory, keeping true to Ivy Ellis's Made in the British Isles roots

Size:

  • One Size: Women's UK 4-7 | US 6-9 | EU 37-41
MAINLAND UK

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£10 - 3-7 working days

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Designed with a top to cover the ankle bone and extending less than one-third up the largest part of the calf.

Cool machine wash at 30°c

Do not tumble dry

Do not bleach