Types of Socks
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Toe-Cover
Toe-cover socks are ideal for mules and clogs, offering protection from sweat and blisters while leaving your heel exposed. They keep your feet comfortable and make it easy to slip into shoes.
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No-Show
No-show socks cover your feet and leave your ankles exposed, perfect for summer and shoes where you want them hidden. Even sock lovers agree—sometimes it's best to keep them out of sight.
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Liner Socks
Liner socks cover your feet just below the ankle, ideal for summer and low-top sneakers. They offer a no-sock look with the comfort and sweat absorption of socks, and are thicker than no-show socks for extra protection.
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Ped Socks
Low-cut socks cover just above the ankle, protecting it from rubbing against shoes. Ideal for low-top sneakers, they're popular among runners for comfort and protection.
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Quarter Socks
Quarter-length socks come up just above the ankle bone and touch your shins. They work well for mid- or high-top shoes to protect your ankles from chafing.
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Mid-Calf Socks
Crew socks reach mid-calf and are versatile, pairing with any outfit—pants, shorts, skirts, or boots. They work for casual or formal looks while keeping your feet warm. Want styling tips? Learn how to wear crew socks.
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Over-the-Calf Socks
Trouser socks, similar to crew socks but dressier and thinner, are worn in formal settings, often with dress pants and shoes. They’re commonly associated with businessmen.
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Knee-High Socks
Knee-high socks are long, reaching up to the knee, providing great warmth and style. They pair well with various outfits, including tall boots, and patterned designs make a bold statement. They're a favorite among true sock enthusiasts.
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Over-the-Knee Socks
As the name suggests, over-the-knee socks go just above the knee. Often worn with skirts, dresses, or shorts, they have a flirty reputation but definitely keep you warm!
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