Farm to Feet Jackson 2.0 No Cushion Over-the-Calf Socks – Black/Bunting (Small)

Experience daily comfort with Farm to Feet Jackson 2.0 No Cushion Over-the-Calf Socks. Designed for versatility, these socks blend durability with a sleek silhouette that sits just below the calf yet stays above most hiking boots. They’re built for daily wear, from trail days to busy commutes, offering a dependable, low-profile fit.

Made to perform across seasons, the Jackson 2.0 lineup emphasizes American sourcing and manufacturing. The fiber mix includes 54% US nylon, 38% US polyester, and 8% US LYCRA spandex, with 37.5 Polyester Technology driving temperature management. This setup helps feet feel cooler when it’s hot and warmer when it’s cooler, supporting comfort through changing weather. The slightly shortened crew length also pairs well with a range of footwear while staying out of the way of gaiters or boot tops.

Durability and comfort come together in thoughtful construction. Reinforced stitching and low-stress seam placement reduce wear over time, while a seamless toe closure minimizes bulk and friction in the toe box. Together, these design choices aim to deliver a smooth, comfortable fit for longer days, whether you’re hiking, commuting, or tackling everyday tasks.

Key benefits and features

• 54% US nylon, 38% US polyester, 8% US LYCRA spandex for a durable, stretchy fit
• Made with US 37.5 Polyester Technology and 100% US manufacturing footprint
• 37.5 Polyester helps feet stay in their natural comfort zone by cooling when hot and warming when cold
• Reinforced construction and low-stress seam placement reduce wear and tear for longer sock life
• Totally seamless toe closure minimizes bulk and friction in the toe box

Designed for everyday versatility

• The slightly shortened crew sits below the calf, pairing well with boots or sneakers
• No cushion design keeps a sleek profile for easy layering with different footwear
• American-made craftsmanship supports consistent performance across activities

Note that these descriptions describe features and potential benefits derived from the fabric and construction. Actual results may vary with activity level, footwear, and climate.