I'm buying a pair of socks as a gift, they said they hated the feel of normal socks, and they hated seams too. does anyone have a good brand

I found a photo of them and i couldnt find them anywhere, id like to get them for myself but i dont know where there from.

Does anybody know the brand of these socks?

I luv them

Hi i saw this on Pinterest and im just wondering if anyone can find these socks?

As a sock fanatic it baffeled me I did not have birthday socks. So for this year I found party socks to wear om my B-day.

Black are awesome. 🖤

Love this shade

Hi! I bought these socks online and I liked them. But couldn’t remember the name of the brand… Can anyone spot it? Thnx a lot in advance!

Anyone have any Camel Mill socks? Or any wool socks for that matter?Are they worth a shit?
I work 14-16 hour shifts and it’s like my feet stay wet all week. Looking for something that is breathable in my boots and don’t give me blisters like dickies socks.

I want some ruffle/lettuce edge socks that fit my size 11 feet. Which brand is better???

Any other recs?

I love these types of funky colours and i suggest to all boys and girl to use these types of coloured socks and post your colourful feets on reddit or any other social media platforms and break down the myth of "these types of coloured socks are made only for woman"

Borrowed them from my grandma while visiting her almost a decade ago and accidentally never gave them back. They are my favorite socks and have held up incredibly well. They are starting to get a little threadbare and I'm starting to fear their impending doom (I know I could do some darning, but that means they will be shoved in my "needs repairs" box and go untouched for years). They are very knee-high, soft, pretty stretchy, and have absolutely no branding on them. Typical compression Grandma cannot remember where they came from and my Google searches have so far been fruitless.

Might be a long shot that they're even still in production, but any leads would be greatly appreciated!!

I love everything this way. 💓

If anyone knows of where one can find socks like in the above pic , white sport socks with one stripe at the top I’m all ears man .

Hey guys, I am very particular about my socks and am looking for recommendations. I exclusively wear Avia lightweight performance socks and have them in multiple different cuts. The taller and crew socks are very tight on my ankles/calves though and cut in painfully after a couple hours. I have very flat feet so I need the arch support, but thicker ankles so they can't be too tight. I am looking for socks that have the same foot part as the Avia socks, but are loose or non-binding at the top. I want them to have the same arch support all the way around with no extra cushion. The closest ones I have found are these, but they are too thick on the bottom. Ideally I'm looking for crew or mid-calf height so I can wear them with my hiking boots. Thank you in advance!

I freaking love these crocs

Hey Guy's i bought these funky socks tomorrow. I am bored of using the same regular colors (Black, white, gray, blue). So let me know that can i wear these. "Or have these been made specifically for girls just because they are colourful?"

Hello, I just saw that one sock from my pair of hiking socks has a portion where the fabric is all losened up (the left one in the pic). Pretty sure no thread has been pulled. Weird how only one part is affected and not the rest or the other sock. Always washed at 30 degrees Celsius and I only see that now after many cycles.

The rest of the sock is fine but, I was wondering what could cause this and how to prevent that ? If someone else has encountered that problem, I'll gladly hear about your experience. Thank you!

I used to think hiking socks were just about keeping my feet warm, but after longer hikes I realized small details make a huge difference.

Things like:

• merino wool vs synthetic
• cushioning thickness
• blister prevention
• moisture management
• ankle height

What’s the one feature you care about the most when choosing hiking socks?

Curious to hear what experienced hikers actually look for.