The bamboo fibre sock with a non-binding cuff for lighter, more comfortable legs.
A soft, breathable and stretchy fabric that sits gently on the skin. Stays in place all day without ever digging in.
Reinforced at the heel and toe — the two spots where regular socks always give up first.
Bamboo fibre naturally kills the bacteria behind that end-of-day smell, and keeps moisture in check.
I've worn dress socks for thirty-odd years and my calves have always paid the price. Tried Edvin on a whim. End of the first day: no rings, no itching, no rush to peel them off the second I sat down. I genuinely didn't think a sock could make this much difference.
I'd basically given up on bamboo socks. One brand stretched out after a fortnight, another was scratchy by month two. Edvin's the only pair that's stayed soft AND stayed up. Wish I'd found them first instead of binning £80 on the others.
Yes, they cost more than a Primark multi-pack. But I was buying new socks every six months. The pairs I bought last summer still look new. The maths checks out.
Bought four pairs back in October. They've been through the wash easily thirty times each and still look brand new — no thinning at the heel, no baggy ankles. My old M&S pairs were knackered in half the time.
I'm a nurse, on my feet all day in trainers. Used to dread taking my socks off at home. With these? Honestly no smell at the end of the shift. My husband's actually nicked a pair for himself.
I've worn Falke for fifteen years. Took some convincing to try something new, but a friend recommended Edvin so I gave a pack a go. Softer cuff, no marks, half the price. Falke's lovely but these have won me over.
Bought these after his GP told him to ditch tight-elastic socks. He used to come home with deep red welts on his shins. Two months in: no marks at all, and he says his feet feel less swollen by evening. Buying more for Father's Day.
Put a pair on at 7am for the office. Realised at 9pm — still wearing them, still comfortable. That has never happened with any sock I've owned. Ordering in every colour.
I'd accidentally ordered a size too small. Emailed support expecting the usual round of forms and photos. Got a reply the next morning, new pair out the door same day, no hassle. That's how it should be done.
Around 30,000 steps a day in safety boots. Most socks rub through at the heel by month four. These have held up since January with zero thinning and zero blisters. Worth every penny.
I'm a size 8 and ordered the 6-8. They fit fine but I'd recommend sizing up like the guide says if you're at the top of a band — the 9-11 sat better for me. Other than that, can't fault them.
I've got eczema round my ankles and most socks set it off by lunchtime. Three weeks in Edvins, zero flare-ups. The fabric doesn't grip the skin so there's nothing for the irritation to catch on. Massive relief.
Took a pair on a cold March walk in the Peak District — feet stayed warm and dry. Wore the same pair in August through a heatwave week — feet didn't overheat. Don't understand the witchcraft, but I'm not complaining.
Wore the same two pairs across a five-day walk, washed in the sink each night, dried overnight. No blisters, no rubbing, no smell. Better than any 'technical' walking sock I've worn.
He's impossible to buy for. Got him a four-pack for his birthday — thought he'd be polite about it. He's now requesting more pairs and threw out his entire sock drawer. Genuinely a brilliant gift.
I avoid 'sustainable' brands that lecture you about it. Edvin's just made a properly good sock that happens to be eco — no preaching, no green-halo price tag. More brands should do it this way.
Ordered Sunday night, arrived Tuesday morning. Came in a proper little box too, not a shoved-in jiffy bag. Small thing, but it makes a difference when you're treating yourself.
