When I think about chile peppers and yarn it usually leads to someone buying me chile pepper socks for Christmas. I’m good with that as I’m a big fan of peppers and keeping my feet warm.
What I don’t think of, wouldn’t ever have thought of to be honest, is infusing capsaicin into yarn to make pain-relieving socks. Yet, that’s exactly what Textile-Based Delivery Inc. (TexDel), a biomaterials platform technology company, and Kentwool Performance Apparel (Kentwool), a premier wool sock brand, are up to even as we speak.

The new socks. They need more peppers on them but that’s just me.
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