Toe socks, cut for US sizes

Room for every toe.

A Nivaro sock is five small chambers. Wool or a smooth performance knit, the split keeps neighboring toes from sitting in one damp pocket. The crew is for cool miles. The no-show hides in a trainer.

Rust and stone toe socks on a wooden boardwalk, shoes set beside them
Trail weight, on a damp morning walk.

Five channels

Every toe has its own knit tube, from the crew down to the no-show.

Two knits

Merino for cold and travel. A smooth performance yarn for warm runs.

Third pair in

Two pairs of the same style, color, and size, and the next one is included.

The line

All three styles
Black merino crew toe socks folded on limestone

01 — Crew

Merino Wool Crew

Mid-calf merino for cool trails, red-eyes, and offices that run cold. Black is the pair most often reordered.

$34.99 per pair

View the crew

Black no-show toe socks laid on concrete

02 — No-show

Coolmax Performance No Show

A low cuff and a smooth performance knit. It sits under a trainer collar and dries faster than the wool crew.

$29.99 per pair

View the no-show

Close view of heathered wool knitting along a toe channel

The split

Knit stops where the toes meet.

The channel wall is the whole idea. Skin on the inner toe stays off the next toe, so a long walk does less rubbing. The crew uses merino. The no-show uses a finer performance yarn. Same pattern, different hand.

How the third pair works

01

Pick one style, one color, and one size. Harbor does not mix with Black.

02

Add two pairs. The bag still shows full price on those two.

03

The third pair of that same variant rings up at zero. A fourth starts the count again.