Darn Tough Men’s Westerner OTC Lightweight Cushion Work Sock (Style 2008, White)

$24.95

A lightweight merino wool OTC work sock with cushion in White — Darn Tough Men’s Westerner 2008. True Seamless toe. Knit in Vermont.

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Key Features

  • Men's Lightweight Work Over-the-Calf sock (Style 2008)
  • Fine-gauge merino wool blend with True Seamless toe and reinforced strategic-zone construction — Darn Tough's signature cushion that doesn't bottom out
  • Built for long shifts on hard surfaces — moisture-wicking merino keeps feet dry and the cushion stands up to repeat wear
  • Backed by Darn Tough's Unconditional Lifetime Guarantee — wear them out, send them back, get a new pair
  • Made in Northfield, Vermont by Cabot Hosiery Mills, family-owned and operating since 1978
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The Darn Tough Style 2008 Men’s Westerner OTC Lightweight Cushion is a men’s over-the-calf merino wool work sock knit with lightweight cushion under the foot. OTC height extends above the calf under cowboy boots and tall work boots, where shorter socks tend to roll down and bunch inside the boot over long days. True Seamless toe construction removes the toe-box seam.

The White colorway the clean classic — dress shoes, athletic shoes, warm-weather rotation. The merino wool blend wicks sweat, regulates temperature across hot and cold job sites, and resists odor through consecutive shifts. Lightweight cushion keeps the sock compact enough for tall-shaft boots where bulky socks get squeezed inside the boot opening.

Darn Tough is family-owned and knits every pair at their mill in Northfield, Vermont. Lifetime guarantee is unconditional — wear them through, get a new pair.

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