These socks have a rating of 23-32 mmHg, which is quite high. However, it’s worth pointing out that these crew-cut socks only extend a little bit above the ankle, to the bottom of the calf ...

Unless you’re wearing high cut hiking boots, ankle height socks are a great pick. Ankle socks hit high enough to prevent rubbing from your boots but are cooler thank crew cut socks. the ...

And despite my millennial affinity for low-cut and no-show socks, crew socks are having a moment not just due to the endless cycle of trending apparel, but because taller socks offer protection ...

These types are no-show, ankle, crew, and compression socks. No-show socks are cut low enough to be hidden by the wearer's shoes. "If one wears these type of socks, they have to be careful from ...

And yet I’m confident the ideal sock height is actually somewhere in between ankle and crew: high enough to be seen above most shoes and short boots, but not so tall as to visually cut your ...

A low-cut or no-show sock on players at the time ... Spence, after making an initial good-faith effort to switch to crew socks, now estimates that he wears them 10 percent of the time when ...

I tend to have a Goldilocks-like approach when it comes to choosing socks. I almost exclusively wear crew socks that come no higher than mid-calf, and they all have to meet specific criteria, they ...

According to Gen Z trendsetters, crew socks, or hose hitting in the mid-calf range, are the preferred height. The youngsters believe you can always spot a millennial when their socks barely peek ...

Social media is awash in another intergenerational fashion debate: Ankle socks or crew socks? By Callie Holtermann Like many members of Gen Z, Kalissa Persaud is not about to be spotted in a pair ...