Wool socks The Grouch

This lambswool stocking, created in Quebec, is durable and comfortable. He is grumpy but will keep winter sports enthusiasts warm and also for outdoor chores. 75% wool and 25% nylon for softness and durability.

Description

• Made in Quebec - St-Sauveur des Monts
• Women's and men's sizes
• Material: 75% Lambswool, 25% nylon.

Bas de laine and mot coquin

Chantal Cossette is a creative and talented artist, based in the magnificent Laurentians in St-Sauveur des Monts. She studied horticulture and landscape architecture, and worked for the city of Montreal before founding her own company, La vie de Jardinc inc. which specializes in these same areas.

However, during a calmer winter, Chantal gave free rein to her creativity by designing a collection of fun, original, warm and high-quality wool socks, available for the whole family. Thus, in 2009, she launched her brand Bas de laine and Mot Coquin. Since then, she has dedicated herself to creating harmonious landscapes during the summer, while in the winter, she enjoys designing and offering her Bas de laine and Mot Coquin in more than 150 stores across Canada, as well as in many artisan markets and Christmas markets. Her talent and creativity have attracted the attention of many satisfied clients who appreciate her original and high quality work.
Did you know ?

Did you know that the artist Chantal Cossette uses period clothespins to attach her wool stockings and funny words? This practice adds a nostalgic touch to his creations. In addition to their quality and originality, the words written can be personalized, making these stockings a unique and fun gift.