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product_id: 92708242
title: "Time May Tell Merino Wool Socks for Men & Women Thermal Hiking Boot Socks"
brand: "time may tell"
price: "¥9441"
currency: JPY
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Time May Tell"
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region: Japan
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# Moisture-wicking fibers keep feet dry all day Thick terry loop cushioning for superior warmth & comfort 80% Merino Wool for natural thermal regulation Time May Tell Merino Wool Socks for Men & Women Thermal Hiking Boot Socks

**Brand:** time may tell
**Price:** ¥9441
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧗‍♂️ Step into comfort, conquer every trail in style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Time May Tell Merino Wool Socks for Men & Women Thermal Hiking Boot Socks by time may tell
- **How much does it cost?** ¥9441 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/92708242-time-may-tell-merino-wool-socks-for-men-and-women)

## Best For

- time may tell enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted time may tell brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless, Itch-Free Fit:** Meticulous seamless construction means zero irritation and all-day comfort, so you can focus on the trail, not your socks.
- • **All-Season Thermal Mastery:** Natural merino wool adapts to keep your feet warm in winter and cool in summer—no more sweaty hikes or cold toes.
- • **Cushioned Comfort That Lasts:** Thick terry loop cushioning delivers plush softness and blister prevention for those long treks or daily wear.
- • **Durability Meets Versatility:** Reinforced toes and high-stretch fabric ensure these socks stay snug and resilient through hiking, work, or camping adventures.
- • **Effortless Care & Perfect Gift:** Machine washable with no shrinkage, these socks make a thoughtful, practical gift for the outdoor enthusiast in your life.

## Overview

Time May Tell Merino Wool Socks combine 80% premium merino wool with thick terry cushioning and seamless design to deliver year-round thermal regulation, moisture-wicking, and blister-free comfort. Engineered for hiking, work, and outdoor adventures, these durable, stretchy crew socks fit most men and women and are machine washable for easy care. A top-rated choice for anyone serious about foot comfort and performance.

## Description

Buy Time May Tell Merino Wool Socks for Men & Women Thermal Hiking Boot Socks | Thick Warm Cushioned,Moisture-Wicking,Breathable &Comfortable,Winter Crew Socks for Outdoors, 2/4 Pairs,Size 5-13: Shop top fashion brands Socks at desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY and Returns possible on eligible purchases

Review: Perfect Hiking Socks — Comfortable, Durable, and Warm! - I’m honestly blown away by these Wool Hiking Cushion Socks. From the moment I put them on, I could feel the difference. The cushioning is exactly what you want on long hikes — soft enough to keep your feet comfortable, but supportive enough to prevent soreness. They wick moisture really well, so even after hours on the trail my feet stayed dry and comfortable. The wool blend is warm without being too thick, and they breathe great in all kinds of weather. I’ve worn them in cool mornings, warm afternoons, and everything in between. No blisters, no rubbing, no slipping — just solid comfort all day. They also wash well and keep their shape, which is a huge plus. If you want dependable socks that make your hikes more enjoyable, these are absolutely worth it. Highly recommend!
Review: In depth - 1 month review after wearing 2 pair every other day (15 times each pair) - (Note: I'm on day 7 of my test (Feb 7, 2024) and am giving the socks 5 stars because so far they are holding up as promised. I will lower the rating if necessary as my 1 month test progresses) I've decided to share my personal experience with these "Time May Tell" Merino wool socks over a 1 month period. I bought 2 pair and my test to going to be how these socks hold up when wearing 1 pair all day, washing them in the sink at night, hanging them to dry, then wearing the other pair the next day, washing them at night, hanging them to dry, repeat for 1 month. Why am I doing this test? I am about to go on a 5 week trip where I will be staying in different hotels, in different countries from 2-5 days each. I stubbled onto a YT video where someone recommended Merino wool socks for travel, for a variety of reasons. I really love traveling, but I really hate having to deal with dirty cloths/laundry while traveling, mainly; socks, underwear, and shirts. I like to travel with only 3 pair of socks, but I try to do laundry only once a week which means I find myself often washing socks in the hotel bathroom sink and hanging then to mostly dry but then using the hotel's hair dryer to try to finish the drying process to try to make my cotton socks feel somewhat elastic like they came out of normal dryer. Doing this I find I'm spending far too much time holding a pair of socks over the head of the dryer. It's just too much work. In the video I saw, the person said Merino socks are great because: 1. After hang drying only, they don't lose there elasticity. 2. They hang dry faster than cotton socks. 3. They don't start to smell the way cotton socks do, allowing you to wear them more than one day. My plan is to test the 2 pair of Time May Tell (TMT) socks I just bought by: 1. Wearing 1 pair all day, including walking around my place without shoes on, washing them in the sink at night with a bit of laundry detergent, and then hanging them dry to wear, not the next day, but the day after that (I will wear the other pair the next day, wash that pair at night, hang dry, etc. 2. I plan on doing this test, not wear any other socks, for 4 weeks to see: a. If the socks get holes in them (some of the 1 star reviews say they socks get holes in them after 1-3 days of wear. b. Will the socks start to smell? b. Will the socks be nice to put on (not stiff and without elasticity like cotton socks do when you only hang dry them) c. Does the wool or only washing them in a sink and hang drying them give me any kind of itchiness or rash? 2. I also want to see what happens to socks when they are washed and dried in a dryer. I have heard that you should NOT dry wool socks in a dryer as they will shrink many sizes. I will try this test at the end of the 1 month period. If the socks pass all these tests, my plan is to then buy a 3 new pair and take them on my 5 week trip. So here are the results of the test: Feb 7, 2024 (1 week - I have worn each pair 3 or 4 times, respectively) - How long do they take to dry? So far I have washed each pair at night although a couple times I have been tired and ended up washing them in the morning. (I even wore them in bed all night one night) Where I live it is a mild winter and my place is about 70 degrees inside with about 40-50 percent humidity. I'm finding the socks (after wringing them out and then wringing them out a few more times at random times) take about 16-24 hours to dry. Longer than I was expecting. But so far it has worked out fine. If I wash them at night, then don't wear them until the morning the day after the night I wash them, that is 36 hours. And for my trip I plan on having 3 pair, not 2. But it does mean I will have to not wash any socks 24-36 hours before I leave a hotel. My drying process as been very conservative, inside a bathroom with no windows, fan or cross breeze, never outside or in by a window with sunlight. I've done nothing to speed up the process. - How have they been to put on after they are dry?? This is the great part! Every day I put them on they are like they are brand new. It's almost surreal. They feel soft, thick, clean... exactly the same way thick cotton socks do after they have been dried in a dryer. I'm really amazed and excited about this part. After 7 days I don't feel I'm putting on used (only slightly at this point) socks. - What about smell or any kind of skin irritation? So far not at all. I'm using basic Tide laundry detergent. I do think I will keep this up, but if the socks do start to smell I think I will try one of those detergents that promises to kill bacteria. But I'm curious to just keep using a very basic detergent - one that I can find in any country. - Any wear or holes in the socks? Nope. Not at all. I've wore 1 pair 3 times and 1 pair 4 times and no signs at all of holes. Honestly the socks so far are exactly like they were when I received them.... BUT.... it has only been one week. 3 weeks to go. If they do start to get thin or get holes that is a deal breaker. If after 2 weeks they start to small a little, that can be fixed I think with a good wash in a machine, leaving then in the sun for an hour, etc. But holes can't be fixed. So I'm very happy with the socks so far, but nervous about them not lasting a month as far as holes go, but, no signs of holes so far. Stay tuned for my next update :) UPDATE Feb 18, 2024 I was going to do another update on the 14th at the 2 week mark but there wasn't really any point. The 2 pair I'm testing were in the same condition at 2 weeks as at 1 week. I have not worn only the 2 pair of socks for 18 days now. So I've worn each pair 9 times each. In about the last 4-5 days I got a little lazy and didn't wash every night, so I ended up wearing the socks 2 days in a row. They were actually fine to wear 2 days in a row. I did turn them inside out over night, but in the morning they felt reasonably fresh. They have been holding their elasticity very well. At 18 days I am seeing no wearing at all of the heals or anywhere. Some of the 1 star reviews say these socks had holes after 2 or 3 days. I really don't see how that is possible unless the wearer has feet made of sandpaper. After 9 days of wear all 4 socks are just fine. I do wonder if when some of the reviews say "holes" maybe the stitching wasn't great and a hold formed that way. But with the 2 pair I have I have not had that problem. So for no holes or thinning at all. To see how they would hold up, a few days ago I did wash 1 pair with the rest of my clothes in warm water (not hot) and they came out of the washer in great shape. I did not put them in the drier. I am really curious to see what would happen to them if I did put them in the drier and will try that after my 1 month test is up. One days I slept at night with the socks and wore them them part of the morning. They did smell slightly, but after a hand wash they were fine again. Also, I'm not getting any kind of a rash from the wool. So for at least me that has not been a problem. I will do another update if there is something to report, but if not I'll keep my test going till the month is up and report back.

## Features

- CRAFTED FROM 80% MERINO WOOL :These merino wool socks feature a thick terry loop cushioning that delivers exceptional softness, strong elasticity,moisture absorption and prevent blisters. The meticulous seamless construction ensures no loose threads inside, itch-free and providing all-day comfort while effectively keeping feet dry in long hikes—whether in cold weather winter or warm conditions.
- DESIGNED FOR TRUE YEAR-ROUND VERSATILITY: These heated winter socks are purpose-built for hiking and everyday outdoor use,they can be worn daily. These black hiking socks offer natural thermal regulation: the thick terry structure provides reliable warmth for chilly days, while the breathable merino wool fibers wick moisture to keep feet cool and dry during summer hikes. Plus, they are machine washable for easy care without shrink after washing to losing shape or performance.
- ENGINEERED TO PERFORM ACROSS ACTIVITIES: These reinforced toes boot socks double as durable work socks for men and outdoor essentials, easily fitting right in as go-to hunting essentials and camping essentials for all your adventures. With a two-size design that fits most men and women, they are incredibly stretchy, easy to put on, and stay securely in place just below the calf for a perfect fit every time.
- GREAT GIFT CHOICE : Our merino wool hiking socks make the perfect present for hikers, outdoor walkers and keeping your feet dry, warm and comfortable all day,you can choose for yourself,your lover,your family or your friends ,as birthdays, Christmas gift.
- AN EXCELLENT CHOICE FOR hikers, outdoor workers, and anyone who values foot comfort, these merino wool hiking socks make a thoughtful gift for yourself, your family, or your friends. Designed to keep feet warm, dry, and blister-free, they are machine washable for effortless care—backed by responsive customer service to ensure your satisfaction.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07JLSCXJ7 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Apparel Fabric Stretch | High Stretch |
| Apparel Fabric Weight Class | Heavyweight |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,001 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #10 in Men's Hiking Socks #232 in Men's Athletic Socks #1,760 in Camping & Hiking Equipment |
| Brand Name | Time May Tell |
| Care instructions | Machine Wash |
| Closure Type | Pull On |
| Color | 2 Dark Grey, Light Grey, Brown (4 Pairs) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 13,510 Reviews |
| Fabric Type | 80% merino wool, 14% Nylon, 5% Poly, 1% Spandex |
| Fabric type | 80% merino wool, 14% Nylon, 5% Poly, 1% Spandex |
| Fit Type | Stretch |
| Fit to Size Sentiment | Fits True To Size |
| Fit type | Stretch |
| Import Designation | Imported |
| Item Weight | 2.88 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Time May Tell |
| Material | 80% merino wool, 14% Nylon, 5% Poly, 1% Spandex |
| Model Name | Hi1849 |
| Number of Items | 4 |
| Occasion | Birthday, Christmas, Halloween |
| Origin | Imported |
| Part Number | HI1849 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Care Instructions | Machine Wash |
| Rise Style | Crew Length |
| Shoe Height Map | Crew |
| Socks Form | Athletic Socks |
| Sport Type | Camping and Hiking, Mountaineering |
| Style | Socks |
| Style Number | HI1849 |
| UPC | 723585443382 |
| Unit Count | 4 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect Hiking Socks — Comfortable, Durable, and Warm!
*by J***T on November 20, 2025*

I’m honestly blown away by these Wool Hiking Cushion Socks. From the moment I put them on, I could feel the difference. The cushioning is exactly what you want on long hikes — soft enough to keep your feet comfortable, but supportive enough to prevent soreness. They wick moisture really well, so even after hours on the trail my feet stayed dry and comfortable. The wool blend is warm without being too thick, and they breathe great in all kinds of weather. I’ve worn them in cool mornings, warm afternoons, and everything in between. No blisters, no rubbing, no slipping — just solid comfort all day. They also wash well and keep their shape, which is a huge plus. If you want dependable socks that make your hikes more enjoyable, these are absolutely worth it. Highly recommend!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ In depth - 1 month review after wearing 2 pair every other day (15 times each pair)
*by C***S on February 7, 2024*

(Note: I'm on day 7 of my test (Feb 7, 2024) and am giving the socks 5 stars because so far they are holding up as promised. I will lower the rating if necessary as my 1 month test progresses) I've decided to share my personal experience with these "Time May Tell" Merino wool socks over a 1 month period. I bought 2 pair and my test to going to be how these socks hold up when wearing 1 pair all day, washing them in the sink at night, hanging them to dry, then wearing the other pair the next day, washing them at night, hanging them to dry, repeat for 1 month. Why am I doing this test? I am about to go on a 5 week trip where I will be staying in different hotels, in different countries from 2-5 days each. I stubbled onto a YT video where someone recommended Merino wool socks for travel, for a variety of reasons. I really love traveling, but I really hate having to deal with dirty cloths/laundry while traveling, mainly; socks, underwear, and shirts. I like to travel with only 3 pair of socks, but I try to do laundry only once a week which means I find myself often washing socks in the hotel bathroom sink and hanging then to mostly dry but then using the hotel's hair dryer to try to finish the drying process to try to make my cotton socks feel somewhat elastic like they came out of normal dryer. Doing this I find I'm spending far too much time holding a pair of socks over the head of the dryer. It's just too much work. In the video I saw, the person said Merino socks are great because: 1. After hang drying only, they don't lose there elasticity. 2. They hang dry faster than cotton socks. 3. They don't start to smell the way cotton socks do, allowing you to wear them more than one day. My plan is to test the 2 pair of Time May Tell (TMT) socks I just bought by: 1. Wearing 1 pair all day, including walking around my place without shoes on, washing them in the sink at night with a bit of laundry detergent, and then hanging them dry to wear, not the next day, but the day after that (I will wear the other pair the next day, wash that pair at night, hang dry, etc. 2. I plan on doing this test, not wear any other socks, for 4 weeks to see: a. If the socks get holes in them (some of the 1 star reviews say they socks get holes in them after 1-3 days of wear. b. Will the socks start to smell? b. Will the socks be nice to put on (not stiff and without elasticity like cotton socks do when you only hang dry them) c. Does the wool or only washing them in a sink and hang drying them give me any kind of itchiness or rash? 2. I also want to see what happens to socks when they are washed and dried in a dryer. I have heard that you should NOT dry wool socks in a dryer as they will shrink many sizes. I will try this test at the end of the 1 month period. If the socks pass all these tests, my plan is to then buy a 3 new pair and take them on my 5 week trip. So here are the results of the test: Feb 7, 2024 (1 week - I have worn each pair 3 or 4 times, respectively) - How long do they take to dry? So far I have washed each pair at night although a couple times I have been tired and ended up washing them in the morning. (I even wore them in bed all night one night) Where I live it is a mild winter and my place is about 70 degrees inside with about 40-50 percent humidity. I'm finding the socks (after wringing them out and then wringing them out a few more times at random times) take about 16-24 hours to dry. Longer than I was expecting. But so far it has worked out fine. If I wash them at night, then don't wear them until the morning the day after the night I wash them, that is 36 hours. And for my trip I plan on having 3 pair, not 2. But it does mean I will have to not wash any socks 24-36 hours before I leave a hotel. My drying process as been very conservative, inside a bathroom with no windows, fan or cross breeze, never outside or in by a window with sunlight. I've done nothing to speed up the process. - How have they been to put on after they are dry?? This is the great part! Every day I put them on they are like they are brand new. It's almost surreal. They feel soft, thick, clean... exactly the same way thick cotton socks do after they have been dried in a dryer. I'm really amazed and excited about this part. After 7 days I don't feel I'm putting on used (only slightly at this point) socks. - What about smell or any kind of skin irritation? So far not at all. I'm using basic Tide laundry detergent. I do think I will keep this up, but if the socks do start to smell I think I will try one of those detergents that promises to kill bacteria. But I'm curious to just keep using a very basic detergent - one that I can find in any country. - Any wear or holes in the socks? Nope. Not at all. I've wore 1 pair 3 times and 1 pair 4 times and no signs at all of holes. Honestly the socks so far are exactly like they were when I received them.... BUT.... it has only been one week. 3 weeks to go. If they do start to get thin or get holes that is a deal breaker. If after 2 weeks they start to small a little, that can be fixed I think with a good wash in a machine, leaving then in the sun for an hour, etc. But holes can't be fixed. So I'm very happy with the socks so far, but nervous about them not lasting a month as far as holes go, but, no signs of holes so far. Stay tuned for my next update :) UPDATE Feb 18, 2024 I was going to do another update on the 14th at the 2 week mark but there wasn't really any point. The 2 pair I'm testing were in the same condition at 2 weeks as at 1 week. I have not worn only the 2 pair of socks for 18 days now. So I've worn each pair 9 times each. In about the last 4-5 days I got a little lazy and didn't wash every night, so I ended up wearing the socks 2 days in a row. They were actually fine to wear 2 days in a row. I did turn them inside out over night, but in the morning they felt reasonably fresh. They have been holding their elasticity very well. At 18 days I am seeing no wearing at all of the heals or anywhere. Some of the 1 star reviews say these socks had holes after 2 or 3 days. I really don't see how that is possible unless the wearer has feet made of sandpaper. After 9 days of wear all 4 socks are just fine. I do wonder if when some of the reviews say "holes" maybe the stitching wasn't great and a hold formed that way. But with the 2 pair I have I have not had that problem. So for no holes or thinning at all. To see how they would hold up, a few days ago I did wash 1 pair with the rest of my clothes in warm water (not hot) and they came out of the washer in great shape. I did not put them in the drier. I am really curious to see what would happen to them if I did put them in the drier and will try that after my 1 month test is up. One days I slept at night with the socks and wore them them part of the morning. They did smell slightly, but after a hand wash they were fine again. Also, I'm not getting any kind of a rash from the wool. So for at least me that has not been a problem. I will do another update if there is something to report, but if not I'll keep my test going till the month is up and report back.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Merino socks rocks
*by K***R on May 10, 2026*

I wear these for work, they dry fast, are thick and soft, and can handle a beating. My feet are often wet due to my occupation and these socks are a game changer. Wool is great. It's cool in the summer, warm in the winter, naturally wicking, and I'm sure other things I'd have to Google. These socks are a blend. I didn't realize the first time I purchased them but I wasn't disappointed. I'm my opinion they've lasted longer than 100% wool socks I've owned in the past and were more comfortable.

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