Looking for warm, inexpensive kilt hose/socks

[McMurdo]

Minnow
I notice by your location that you "Live on Earth" perhaps if you told us where on Earth you reside someone local would be able to help you out. I was able to pick up winter hose from Hector Russell in Toronto last year for I think it was $10.00 they are all wool and live up to the name Winter Hose.

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Minnow
I notice by your location that you "Live on Earth" perhaps if you told us where on Earth you reside someone local would be able to help you out. I was able to pick up winter hose from Hector Russell in Toronto last year for I think it was $10.00 they are all wool and live up to the name Winter Hose.

I agree 100% with McMurdo (emphasis mine). Unless you are in a witness protection program it is pointless not to include your location in your profile. If we, the members, don't know where you live how can we help you with the little things in life that mean sooo much? Like warm socks.

[Minnow]

I was expecting webstore recommendations, but if you guys know of actual brick and mortar stores. I'll be moving somewhere around pittsburgh, pa very shortly.

-Minnow

[sathor]

I agree 100% with McMurdo (emphasis mine). Unless you are in a witness protection program it is pointless not to include your location in your profile. If we, the members, don't know where you live how can we help you with the little things in life that mean sooo much? Like warm socks.

Yeah, ask the difference between cold in FL and OH or MI. I just started wearing my coat, which was handy since I saw a few flakes today. To me, thats where I think cold starts. (One of my personal quotes is "Snow is the gods' way of telling you it's cold out" )

On the other hand, my uncle's wife in FL would have started freezing around 60, and would be very unhappy to go out in this weather without a few layers.