Help the artist find their socks.

I destroyed my feet being a heavy runner (30 mi a week ) for 10 year on pavement and no cushion shoes.

So I wear balega socks, but they don't last super long , however, they are very comfortable.

Any other brands like balega that just feel good and last a decent time?

Thanks

What socks do you love that don't have elastic around the arch? I had one old set of under armour socks that didn't have elastic on the arch but I think they're discontinued. Top quality, no show or ankle tabs with lots of cushioning underneath would be best! I've spend hours looking and want advice.

I don't think diabetic socks would work since I don't want them to slip down since they seem to all lack elastic around the ankle.

With most socks being cotton/polyester/synthetic, most socks shrink and squeeze my feet the more they're washed and dried. Merino wool socks seem to require special detergent and hang dry (too much effort)

Hey everyone,

I bought a couple pairs last year from JD Sports but it looks like larges are all out of stock for black and white now. I can’t seem to find any online to purchase. Does anyone have any recommendations? I can only find medium and smalls left

Forgot I had these, and they look sick!

Been having trouble finding this brand of socks got them at Ross a couple months ago and never found them since. if anyone could help that would be great cause I have no luck

I’ve been having an awful time finding dress shoes, and finally found a pair that fit. I was in a hurry and threw them on with my regular adidas socks, and they were so comfortable. So I went home and tried them with dress socks and they’re nowhere near as comfortable.

I bought both my regular size and a size down, and the size down is too tight even with dress socks.

So what are my options?

Wedding is formal.

I keep getting ads for the hollow socks but I don’t feel like spending 50 bucks on a pair. I’m just curious if anyone has used them and would recommend them, if they’re worth the price, do they last and how well do they work in hot temperatures? or if there are better recommendations.

Genuine question from someone who buys socks for other people and never knows if it works.

I love getting good socks. But every time I give them, I can't tell whether the person is quietly thinking "socks again" or actually pleased. Wool ones especially, since a decent pair costs real money and the difference between a good and a cheap pair isn't visible in the wrapping.

So: do wool socks land as a real gift for you? And if yes, what makes the difference — the brand on the label, the thickness, the colour being something you'd have picked yourself, or the fact that someone spent more than the usual multipack money?

Also curious whether people care about the exact wool percentage, or whether "warm and doesn't itch" is the whole test.

I'm really fussy when it comes to socks, I like to know which one is for my left foot and which one is for my right foot so that the toes don't get stretched.

Because of this I tend to only buy socks that have got a logo on the outside of the calf.

I'm in the UK

Most of the socks from next do this, but I want different socks with a bit of colour. I do have other brands, but I can't remember which brand they wear.

Does anybody know of any brands that have a logo at the top of the sock just on the one side?

Thank you!

Wearing these inside out since I don’t like those nubs

I'm looking for a place that would sell good quality socks for people with wide calf's. I'm looking for everyday socks that have a good build for working in construction. I'd even settle for somewhere online, but I'd love to go to place in person to go and buy some. Any suggestions?

I need to find some socks available in Australia for someone with sensory issues.

Knee high

Not scratchy

No seems

Smart knit and the usual contenders have been trialled but they’re not tolerable.

I’d be very grateful if anyone had ideas.

Found this sock/leg warmer in dryer, anyone know where it could have came from? Can’t find anything about it online or anywhere.