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Nordic Socks Sustainability Actions

OEKO-TEX® certified production

Nordic Socks says its products are made in European factories that meet high EU standards and hold OEKO-TEX® certification. OEKO-TEX® is a textile safety standard that checks for harmful substances in materials and finished products. This suggests the brand has taken steps to reduce chemical risks in its socks and production process. The brand also points to quality control and premium materials as part of this approach.

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Uses mulesing-free wool

The brand says the merino wool used in its socks has always been mulesing-free. Mulesing is a painful sheep farming practice, so this claim relates to animal welfare. Nordic Socks also says it asks suppliers to source only mulesing-free wool. This is a current sourcing rule, not a future target, so it belongs as an action rather than a commitment.

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Uses recycled paper packaging

Nordic Socks says its retail and direct-to-customer packaging uses recycled FSC-certified paper, with water-soluble glues and vegetable-based inks. FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification means paper comes from forests managed under set environmental and social rules. The brand also says it has worked to reduce plastic use in shipping and packaging, which can lower waste.

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Care advice to extend wear

The brand gives detailed washing and storage advice for its socks, including lower-temperature washing, air drying, and avoiding tumble dryers. It also says merino wool socks need less frequent washing because of their natural odor resistance. These steps can help socks last longer and may reduce energy use and waste over time.

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