adidas Super Socks 1Pack

55% Cotton: The most popular natural material, extracted from the fruit of the cotton plant. Its main advantage is its extraordinary breathability and ability to absorb moisture, which ensures comfort even when worn all day. The fibre is gentle on the skin, hypoallergenic and, thanks to its high tensile strength, can withstand frequent washing. When wet, its resistance even increases by 20%. It is easy to care for, can withstand high temperatures and is a symbol of quality in modern streetwear, whether in the form of lightweight jersey or durable denim.

2% Elastane: Highly elastic synthetic fiber that is an essential part of modern fashion. Its main advantage is extreme elasticity – it can stretch up to several times its length and immediately returns to its original state once released. In products, it ensures that clothing and accessories fit perfectly, maintain their shape, and do not stretch even with frequent wear. It is used as a blend that provides materials with necessary flexibility, enhances comfort of movement, and ensures long product lifespan.

32% Polyester: Key synthetic material valued for its extreme durability, lightweight, and easy maintenance. It's essential in fashion due to its ability to retain shape—products practically resist wrinkling, dry quickly, and are resistant to UV radiation and biological attacks. Polyester fibers are very strong, ensuring long-lasting goods even with frequent wear and washing. Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of products, from functional clothing to durable accessories and sturdy shoe components.

11% Polyamid: Synthetic fiber that excels in exceptional mechanical resistance, tensile strength, and elasticity. Compared to polyester, polyamide is much more abrasion-resistant, making it an ideal material for high-stress areas of outdoor clothing, backpacks, and sports accessories. Its structure is very fine and smooth to the touch, with the ability to dry very quickly. Polyamide is often used for making lightweight windbreakers, swimwear, and compression garments, as it holds its shape well and is resistant to biological influences (molds and bacteria). In modern sustainable fashion, we increasingly encounter its recycled form, which gives new life to old fishing nets and industrial plastics.