Friends of the Boundary Waters x Hippy Feet
The future of the wilderness depends on you.
The future of the wilderness depends on you.
For every sweater sold, Hippy Feet will donate $25 to The Friends of the Boundary Waters and their conservation efforts and $1 per pair of socks sold. Help us keep our waters cool and our nature abundant up north in the BWCA. We always strive to using the best and most sustainable yarns in our socks and sweaters, this sweater is made with 100% biodegradable natural cotton. When you buy quality, you replace your products less often. That's why our socks are made to last. Every pair of our wool socks are knit using sustainably produced ultra soft merino wool yarns. Merino wool is an animal fiber that is naturally antimicrobial, heat regulating, and moisture-wicking. The merino wool in Hippy Feet sock comes from sheep ethically raised in New Zealand.
Machine wash sweater cold on a gentle cycle to maintain the sweater's shape and color. Lay Flat to dry. Machine wash socks cold on gentle cycle, do not bleach, tumble dry low.
THIS IS A PRE-SALE ITEM:Sweaters will begin to ship after December 10th. Included among the many reasons to visit the Boundary Waters in Northern ...
View full detailsTHIS IS A PRE-SALE ITEM:Sweaters will begin to ship after December 10th. 50% of profits donated and a $25 to our friends up north. For every sweat...
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