Women's, Kid's and Mens Sock Size Chart

Fun fact: Have you ever asked just what the 9-11 or 10-13 size means on women's and men's socks?

These numbers stand for the inches in length of your foot instead of the size of your shoes!

To learn more on sizes, please check the descriptions and size chart on our web site of each sock style you are interested in, including wool toe socks.

We make an effort to show the corresponding footwear sizes provided by the brand, although you need to bear in mind that sizing can range different socks brands. We are honored to provide lots of dimensions of fun socks for children, women and men, and also we understand that sizing can be a little confusing in some cases!

Just like with shoes and various other clothes, sizes can rather vary in between brands. Use this article for a better understanding of the different sock dimensions offered.

Women's Sock Dimensions

A typical ladies' sock size is normally presented on sock product packaging as "Dimension 9-11." This usually equates to a ladies' United States shoe dimension 5-10 (European 36-41, UK 3-8).

 

Men's Sock Size Chart

A basic males' sock size is generally provided on sock packaging as "Size 10-13." This normally equates to a men's United States shoe dimension 8-12.5 (European 42-46, UK 7-12).

Big Socks for Men & Women

If you have bigger feet compared to the conventional dimensions above, we've got you covered:

Mens Socks / Womens Ski Socks / Kids Snow Gear

• Men: For men that use footwears bigger than compared to size 12.5, we have an unique collection of XL socks. These larger socks are equally as enjoyable and cool as any type we provide.
• Ladies: For ladies who wear shoes larger compared to dimension 10, we suggest you try our guys' socks. There is no difference in style in between our guys' and ladies' socks; men's are simply for a bigger foot. Most of our popular styles are available in both  males' and ladies' version. Make sure you double check the men's sock size chart.

You might ask yourself... how many pairs do I really need?

Wide Calf bone Knee High Socks

Also, remember that even if we do not use a wide calf version of a certain knee high design, it might still benefit you if it has a fairly simple pattern. The less complex the pattern, the stretchier the sock. This is because complicated patterns may have many panels of various colored threads sewed together, like a quilt, which could limit extending.

Our unique collection of vast calf bone knee highs is the option! While standard knee high socks could fit about a calf circumference up to about 18 inches (45 cm), these vast calf bone socks fit up to about 21 inches (53 cm).

 

What about ladies who have larger calf bones? Our knee high socks are amongst our most preferred. However clients with larger or even more muscle calves are typically concerned that the pattern will be extended as well as misshaped.

Lots of people simply do not stand the sensation of a limited band at their ankle joint, despite the fact that this is usually necessary to keep a sock from sagging. The best option for a comfortable, nonbinding sock that won't sag is comfort-top socks. They are elasticized throughout the sock, which means they do not require a band on top.

All parents know that sizes for teenagers are past confusing, and also there's no exemption with socks!

Every brand name has its own differences in sizing, for big and small socks, for young people and also junior.

We have arranged the assortment of sizes according to the following categories:

Child socks are for newborns up to 1 year old. Remember how fast these little munchkins change and grow! When in doubt, go with a larger size enabling the child to turn into the sock.

When the child grows out of the socks, you can make remarkable holiday decors, pet dog socks and other more stuff out of them!

Toddler socks are for children between 1 to 4 years of ages that use toddler footwear sizes 4 to 7. If the kid you're buying for is a fast grower, then go ahead and choose the children' sizes from 8 up.

Girls socks are for kids about 5 to 10 years old that put on kids' shoe dimensions 8 to 13. At about 10 of age, most kids could fit right into a common women's sock. If the huge kids you have in mind are high or have rather huge feet for their age, then just skip right to women's socks, which have a larger selection.

In your time searching for the right pair of socks, you may have noticed that enjoyable socks come in a great deal of various sizes, and the ways you could find out the right size can be a little confusing. It appears that no two brands make use of the very same vocabulary to speak about their sock size. Well, you shouldn't be afraid. Use the information presented in this article and you will be able to recognize different sizes and choose the right one. The ideal choice for a comfortable, non-slip sock that will not be left off is comfortable socks. 

Shorty socks: Wear these shortest of socks when, for whatever factor, you do not want your socks to be seen. No-show socks are preferred for using in warm weather, for moments when you want to look great in your tennis shoes, while you stay in the apartment and even when you want your high heels to be the celebrity of the show.

The fabric of shorty socks could simply barely peek out of the top of your footwears, and also your precious feet will certainly be shielded from friction. These pair perfectly with tennis shoes and also athletic shoes.

Mini-crew Socks / ankle socks: Standing simply a couple inches over the ankle bone, this style is popular amongst guys with trendy sneakers and females who who go for a look with heels, sandals or flats. These are additionally wonderful with women's booties because they are about the exact same elevation.

Staff socks: This is one of the most typical length, however staff socks are far from typical! This height drops in the center of the calf bone and pairs well with any shoe. They're very comfortable for day-to-day wear.

Trouser socks/tall socks/mid-calf socks: Trouser socks have the tendency to be a little bit longer than your ordinary staff sock, yet they do not completely cover the calf.

They are suitable for work as well as for any kind of formal celebrations. Both men and women put on mid-calf socks, which typically include a thinner material.

Knee highs/over the calf socks: Knee high socks are preferred among women who want a statement piece for their outfit. Whether these fashionable socks are looking out over tall boots or they are proudly worn with a pair of shorts or skirt, they make sure to be noticed. Both males and females frequently use knee high sports-style socks

Over the knee socks: It's a common choice in the colder months. These over the knee socks could be boldly put on by sock enthusiasts who intend to reveal off their legs or that simply choose scrunching their sock textile around their knees for some fun panache.

Leggings: From a confined toe right approximately your waist, these styles are often covered in unique patterns as well as textures, making them great for everything! 

Footless tights/leggings: Tights function as skin-tight elastic trousers, best for a lazy day in or a comfy day out. Tights are normally thinner compared to leggings.

Conclusion

We hope we've answered your question mentioned in the beginning of this article. Don't hesitate to explore our site with the new useful information in mind to choose the right pair of socks for you and the right fit especially if you are interested in the difference between ski and snowboard socks. And with just a little bit of attention, we think you might be able to choose the right size for any of your loved ones as well!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Fred Felton          

Content Creator / Editor

Fred Felton is a copywriter, editor and social media specialist based in Durban, South Africa. He has over 20 years of experience in creating high end content. He has worked with some of the biggest brands in the world. Currently Fred specialises in the winter outdoors space, focussing on skiing and snowboarding. He is also a keynote speaker and has presented talks and workshops in South Africa.