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What to do about sweaty feet — beyond the right socks
Good anti-sweat socks (bamboo, merino wool or moisture-wicking material) draw moisture away and keep your feet drier. But socks don't stop sweat production itself — so combine the right socks with these 3 steps.
Wear breathable anti-sweat socks made of bamboo, merino wool or moisture-wicking (Coolmax) material. They wick sweat away and dry quickly, keeping your feet drier than cotton — which actually holds moisture in.
Apply PediSpray® (Strong or Regular) in the morning to clean, dry feet. The antiperspirant reduces sweat production itself — something no sock can do.
Sprinkle PediFris® Classic powder into your socks and shoes. It has an antibacterial effect and keeps the climate dry, so sweat odour doesn't stand a chance. Change socks daily and let shoes dry for 24 hours.
In the fight against sweaty feet, choosing the right socks can be tricky, but a few tips can help. It is especially important to choose socks made from breathable and absorbent material. In addition to using PediSpray®, sock choice is therefore important.
Natural materials such as cotton, wool, and bamboo have breathability, allowing them to absorb and wick away moisture, an important factor in preventing sweaty feet.
Bamboo and cotton are both excellent choices. They are breathable and absorb moisture, contributing to dry feet and preventing unpleasant odours.

Woollen socks are also a good option. Wool is warm, breathes well, and keeps feet dry, making them suitable as socks against sweaty feet.
For people struggling with severe sweaty feet, socks with silver thread can offer a valuable solution. Silver is a natural antimicrobial agent that inhibits the growth of bacteria and fungi, which can help reduce odour.
For working individuals, it is important to choose socks that are both comfortable and effective against sweat. If you wear work shoes daily, you may benefit from wearing socks made from materials such as bamboo or wool.

Hiking socks are important for outdoor enthusiasts. Hikers benefit from the absorbent and breathable properties of woollen socks. Additionally, hiking socks have the added advantage of often being seamless, which reduces the chance of foot irritation.
In addition to choosing the right socks, maintaining good foot hygiene is also important in the fight against sweaty feet.
This helps to remove sweat and bacteria that contribute to the unpleasant smell of socks.

By putting on clean socks every day, you reduce the build-up of moisture and bacteria, and thus the chance of smelly socks.
A hot wash can help kill bacteria and thus prevent the formation of sweat and smelly socks.
PediFris® classic works as a disinfectant and helps prevent sweaty feet and odour. By sprinkling the product in your shoes or socks, you prevent sweaty feet and foot odour.
Alternating shoes gives them the chance to dry out, which helps prevent sweaty feet.
The right socks help, but don't solve the cause. Combine breathable anti-sweat socks with the PediSpray® foot spray (reduces sweat on the skin) and the antibacterial PediFris® Classic powder (dry, fresh socks and shoes). Together, they tackle sweaty feet at the source.
The best socks for sweaty feet are made of moisture-wicking, breathable materials: bamboo, merino wool or synthetic fibres like Coolmax. They wick sweat away and dry quickly, keeping your feet drier than cotton. Socks only wick the sweat away, though — they don't stop sweat production.
Yes, the right socks play a big part in managing sweaty feet. Moisture-wicking materials in particular keep your feet dry. To reduce the sweating itself, combine the socks with PediSpray® antiperspirant.
Yes. Bamboo socks have excellent moisture-wicking properties and are very breathable, keeping your feet drier and cooler. Bamboo and cotton are therefore often chosen as the best anti-sweat socks.
With closed work shoes, choose breathable work socks made of bamboo or merino wool and change them daily. Because work shoes ventilate poorly, it helps to also apply PediSpray® to the skin and sprinkle PediFris® Classic powder into the shoe.
No. Socks absorb and wick away sweat, but they don't reduce sweat production. For that you use an antiperspirant like PediSpray®, which reduces sweating on the skin.
Preferably not if you have sweaty feet: without socks, sweat is absorbed straight into your shoes, causing foot odour. Sprinkle PediFris® Classic into the shoe to keep the shoe environment dry and fresh.
Written by Judith de Jong (Content owner, PediFris®). Medically reviewed by Sébastien Dequidt, podiatrist. Updated on 18 July 2026. We base our advice on foot care practice and on the medical sources listed below.
Worried about a persistent complaint, fungal nail, athlete’s foot or excessive sweating? Consult your GP, podiatrist or chiropodist.