This product uses typical 3.5mm audio jacks. Any of these extensions will do and there are further lengths if you expand the filters:

https://www.digitec.ch/search

Ich würde das nehmen
Ugreen AV183 Mini jack cable 3.5mm (2 m, 3.5mm Klinke (AUX))

The headphones have a 3.5 mm jack connection. You therefore need a cable that has a corresponding plug at this end. However, if you want to use the headphones primarily wired, I would recommend a pair that only works wired. This one can be used via Bluetooth, so it has a rechargeable battery which makes the headphones heavier, which inevitably has an effect on wearing comfort. The primary connection type is via Bluetooth, analogue via jack can also be used as written, but is at best a "nice-to-have". Personally, I find headphones that can do both rather superfluous, because the practical applications where this comes into play are rather rare (never for most users!).

As others have said, yes, you can use these with a regular audio cable, or an audio to USB C cable.
I do this when I can't be bothered to unpair the headphones from my regular device, or when my kids want to borrow them.

Note that the cheaper Sony WH-CH520 headphones don't have an 3.5mm audio socket, so you can't do it with them.

Eh, this is a wireless headset.... 🤣