Pantherella - Scott-Nichol Beck D-khaki Fleck

Part of the Scott-Nichol Collection, designed in England by Pantherella and made in Italy. Scott Nichol 'Beck' wool blend socks perfectyl combine classic British design with  traditional Italian craftsmanship.

Crafted in a warm wool blend they offer a super-soft handle and a warm feel, perfect for the colder months. The multicoloured pattern is inspired by vintage Fair Isle motifs, creating a bold visual accent, and ensuring that the 'Beck' are the perfect way to add a touch of retro flair to your winter ensembles. These superb socks also make an ideal stocking filler.

The Fair Isle pattern, originating from the remote Fair Isle in Scotland’s Shetland Islands, boasts a rich heritage that dates back to the late 19th century and has become an icon of retro and vintage fashion with it's distictive old skool 1970s charm.

Renowned for its intricate geometric designs and vibrant palettes, Fair Isle knitting quickly became synonymous with country heritage attire—favoured for its warmth, durability, and bold patterns. These characteristics make Fair Isle especially ideal for socks, as the rich colours and traditional motifs create an inviting outdoors look, serving as the perfect foil for winter exploring, layering, and cold-weather style. 

Today, Fair Isle pattern socks effortlessly blend vintage charm with practical comfort, seamlessly enhancing any ensemble rooted in retro or 1970s country-inspired fashion. These Scott Nichol 'Beck' Fair Isle Socks are a prime example utilising traditional Fair Isle patterns in contemporary attire!

• Scott Nichol 'Beck' Wool Blend Fair Isle Socks in Dark-Khaki Fleck.
• Made in Italy
• Fine wool blend knit for comfort and warmth.
• Multicoloured vintage Fair Isle inspired design.
• Finely ribbed cuff.
• Seamless toe for ultimate comfort.
• Scott-Nichol signature branding to sole.
• Designed in England since 1930.
• Colour: D-khaki fleck.
• Composition:  43% wool, 26% polyamide, 20% viscose, 10% silk, 2% elastane
• Item cannot be returned for hygiene reasons.