BWC Starter Set
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Experience the best of bison wool with our BWC Starter Set! Get our iconic beanie, durable merino blend gloves, legendary Trekker boot socks, and bison/wool insoles for warmth and comfort.. All your cold-weather essentials in one package!
Insoles 8mm bison/wool in either 12" Large or 13" XL
"Don't underestimate the value of a good quality natural fiber insole, they can add another ten degrees of comfort to your boots, and quality insoles may allow you to wear a lighter boot in colder weather. This is particularly nice for hunters, who may start the day sitting on a stand and then end up doing a lot of walking. Or if you work on cold concrete all day, you may be able to wear those comfortable work boots year round."
Survival Expert, Leon Pantenburg "Survival Common Sense"
Our Trekker Boot Socks are our heaviest, most insulating, and most wicking sock. We’re sure these are likely the warmest socks on the planet. The reviews agree.
Extreme Gear Knitted Hat- From the slopes at Aspen to the backwaters of Minnesota, if you need a lightweight and seriously warm, toboggan, toque or watch cap, this will keep you nice and warm.
Advantage Bison/Merino Fingerless gloves.
These are our newest 2023, longer finger/longer cuff version When you have to do things, and need your fingers available. These gloves are durable, absorb moisture without feeling damp, and retain body heat well. When you need a good pair of really warm gloves that are extra tough, these fit the bill perfectly. Machine washable/dryable
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S&D Spinning Mill, Millbury, MA, USA
Designed from the Ground Up
The Dearnley Family has been running S & D Spinning since the 1800s. This is one of the last large scale wool mills left in the U.S. and they are absolutely crucial to us keeping our production here in the U.S.