Peper Harow: Sustainable British-Made Socks for Father's Day

Peper Harow (who have kindly sponsored this post*) is a British luxury sock brand which has been making socks in the UK for more than 5 years. It's a small family business that focuses on sustainable manufacture, not only using organic and recycled materials (see below), but also locally produced recycled paper packaging. Their Sussex factory has solar panels to help reduce their carbon footprint and the company is committed to UK manufacture.

Don't knock socks as a Father's Day gift. Socks are an essential part of the style equation and these are great quality sustainably produced socks. They are made from 76% - 80% recycled materials in Peper Harow's modern factory.  Each pair contains 76% to 80% recycled materials and is made from 28gms of t-short offcuts and a plastic bottle, recycled in Europe (see the video below for more information).

Peper Harow socks: a selection of recycled and organic

The casual socks come in a variety of attractive colours in ribbed designs; my favourite is the coral colour. The sports socks come in various block colour options are breathable, have cushioned soles and (seamless) toes and arch support. I've been wearing them on country walks and fast hikes and have found them excellent - very comfortable and well-cushioned.

In addition to recycled socks, Peper Harow sell pairs made from organic cotton. This is high quality cotton that is produced using significantly less water and chemicals and using more sustainable farming practices. Organic cotton is certified by GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard). Peper Harow's organic cotton socks come in a variety of patterns and as trainer socks.

For more information and to buy for Father's Day (or indeed any time) go to Peper Harow.

Note: This is a sponsored post. I take on a small number of sponsored posts each year to alleviate the financial and time costs of running this blog and my Instagram account. In buying from these brands you help support Grey Fox Blog.