Well my order arrived. Didn't take too long considering they travelled from China to Australia (regional country town). They fit my UK size 13 foot (XXL sock size) well. Feel good, was a little shock... See more
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The softest, driest, most comfortable socks you've ever worn. Olive & Jet harnesses the natural magic of alpaca fibre — incredibly soft, naturally moisture-wicking, and temperature-regulating in a way synthetic fibres simply can't match. Feel the difference.
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Misleading Advertising and Product
I ordered Alpaca socks from this company as they advertised that they were selling an Alpaca product from New Zealand. I received the socks and the tag said 45% Alpaca with 55% acylic and nylon. They were also made in China. I tried one on and my feet instantly felt claustrophobic. This tells me that the composition of the socks was more synthetic than natural. I contacted the to return and they said we'll give you 35% off to keep them. I looked at the postage cost to send them back and it was almost the exact same price they offered off so I knew this was a grift. They make money by keeping the difference etc. The socks probably cost $3 and they profit by the $60 they keep etc. Do not buy from this fraudulent company. They mislead you and you'll be unhappy.
After reading the company's response on Mar. 18, 2026 I would like to add that I have replied to them with these same unhappy comments when they sent me a review after my purchase. I have not yet received a reply? Also, if you go to their web page or look at their advertising, you'll not find any mention of China, but you'll be left with the impression that the socks are from New Zealand and you won't find any mention of a blended Alpaca sock made with acrylic and polyester. That's only apparent once you buy the socks and you read the label. I would appreciate an opportunity to resolve these complaints with the option to receive a full refund including postage.

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Very disappointing purchase experience..
These socks feel beautifully soft (45% alpaca, the rest synthetic) but that's where my positive experience ends. If you are a woman who takes a size 7 in UK, ignore their misleading guidance on what size sock to buy and get a L, NOT XL. The XL bunch up in my boots and because they're too big, they rub and make my feet sore. They also have a loose leg fitting. I bought the crew socks so that I wouldn't show any leg when I'm wearing my 'ankle-grazer' trousers in Winter but they just fall down, so I'm showing my legs anyway! The company owner told me to return them for an exchange but at MY expense (postage to New Zealand!), even though their sales ad told me to buy a size XL, which was wrong information. Not wanting to pay hefty postal charges, they offered to make amends by giving me a small refund but they still don't understand that a small refund for socks I can't wear is pointless and these socks aren't cheap, even when on special offer, so a total waste of money (I purchased 8 pairs).
Arriving efficiency OS...A lot to prove at $$.
Well my order arrived. Didn't take too long considering they travelled from China to Australia (regional country town). They fit my UK size 13 foot (XXL sock size) well. Feel good, was a little shocked they are only 45% Alpaca and 55% synthetic (4 different variants).
We will have to wait and see how they test the daily work day in the work boots, 5 days a week? I bought the bulk pack (pay 4 get 4 free, with a first time customer discount) working out at $17 per pair. So they have a lot to prove....
These socks are lovely.
These socks are lovely.
I was very unsure about the company to begin with due to the fact it took so long to receive them. I did email them and was 100% guaranteed that they were legitimate.
I’m very pleased with the quality and feel of the socks.
I generally buy bridgedale and thought I’d give them a go, I haven’t washed them yet(got 3 pairs) so can’t say how they will come out.
I can’t see any reason to mistrust the company. My partner is very fussy about socks and drives me nuts, he likes them for the softness and feel.
Best customer service ever !
Best customer service ever. I ordered socks and there was a delivery problem at my end (not any fault of Olive and Jet!). I was given a second delivery with an extra free pair and I was impressed. This is excellent and I really appreciated their offer. Best socks ever! Cosy, warm, soft, easy to put on. And even better, warm
feet. I highly recommend! They wash well retaining shape and size!
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