Thermohair Inc.
South Mountain, ON
Company Overview
Thermohair Inc. manufactures terry knit mohair sport socks. Mohair is a natural fibre sheared from the Angora goats, which originated in the Angora region of Turkey. The goats are very efficient ruminants which make use of rough pastures and brush by eating the grasses and leaves, turning it into hair protein. Mohair is therefore a natural renewable resource, which is renowned for its lustre, softness, warmth, durability and easy care.
The socks trademarked under Thermohair are made of kid mohair, which is the first hair sheared from the young kid. This particular hair is very fine and soft, the most luxurious and expensive of the mohair grades. The finished socks are knit in a for stretch. Thermohair socks are especially insulating for those working or sporting in the cold winter outdoors. They are ideal for contractors, hunters, fishermen, linesmen, skier, ski-doers, skindivers, hikers, etc. They are also being worn by people who have cold feet, resulting from various health problems such as heart disease and diabetes.
The socks are in natural (off white) or dyed black.
Company Information
Physical Address
10714 County Rd. 3
South Mountain, ON K0E 1W0
CA
Mailing Address
P. O. Box 213
South Mountain, ON K0E 1W0
CA
Additional Details
Legal Name: Thermohair Inc.
Number of Employees: 3
CA
Contacts
Theresa Bergeron
Title: President
Area of Responsibility: Management Executive
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Products
- Angora Goats Live
- Apparel
- Hoisery, Ladies
- Hosiery, Mens/Boys, Nes
- Mohair
NAICS Categories
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