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Ankle length sock.
EN ISO 14116 index 2
EN 1149-5
49% Modacrylic, 29% cotton, 19% polyamide, 2% antistatic, 1% elastane, terry knit, flame retardant, antistatic. Oeko-Tex 100 certified material
Wash at or below 40°C
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Tumble Dry 
Do Not Iron
Do Not Dry CleanSorry no reviews have been left for this product yet.
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