Collection: Obese Ankle Socks

Folding ankle socks efficiently can save space and keep your drawers tidy. Here are two favorite methods:

1) The Fold-Over Method:

• Stack: Place one sock directly on top of the other, ensuring that the heels and toes align perfectly.
• Fold: Simply fold them in half by bringing the toe end up towards the cuff. This creates a neat, compact rectangle.

2) The Roll-Up Method:

• Position: Like the first method, stack one sock on top of the other, aligning them carefully.
• Roll: Starting from the toe end, roll the socks up tightly towards the cuff. This method is excellent for saving space and preventing the socks from unfolding.

Both methods are quick, simple, and effective for organizing your ankle socks. Choose the one that best fits your storage preference and space availability.

The main difference between crew socks and ankle socks lies in their length. Ankle socks typically extend just above the shoe line to cover the ankles, making them ideal for casual or athletic wear, especially in warmer weather. They're designed to be low-profile, offering minimal visibility with low-top shoes.

If you find your ankles itching after wearing socks, two common culprits are moisture accumulation and friction:

• Moisture Accumulation: Traditional socks that fail to effectively wick away moisture can create a damp environment around your feet and ankles. This moist setting is ideal for the growth of fungi, leading to conditions like athlete's foot. Symptoms of such fungal infections include itching, redness, and skin peeling.
• Friction and Irritation: Socks that are too tight or made from harsh materials can cause constant friction and pressure on the skin, leading to irritation, redness, and itching. Over time, this can even result in chafing or blisters, exacerbating the discomfort.

Our Solution: Recognizing these common issues, our products are designed with your comfort and health in mind. Our socks are made from advanced, breathable materials that efficiently wick away moisture, keeping your feet dry and reducing the risk of fungal infections. Additionally, we offer a variety of sizes to ensure a comfortable, snug fit without being too tight. By choosing our breathable, well-fitting socks, you can enjoy a day without the distraction of itchy ankles, safeguarding your feet's health and comfort.

Yes, ankle socks are a great option for running when they have the right features. They should be made of breathable, moisture-wicking materials to keep your feet dry and reduce the chance of blisters. Good running ankle socks often include extra cushioning in the heel and forefoot to absorb impact and minimize injury risks. They need to fit snugly to avoid slipping and causing friction, but not so tight as to cut off circulation. Also, opting for socks with seamless construction can greatly increase comfort and reduce irritation during long runs. Choosing the right ankle socks can significantly enhance your running experience by providing the necessary support, comfort, and protection.

Yes, compression ankle socks can help with ankle pain. They are designed to provide consistent pressure to the ankle and foot, which can improve blood circulation, reduce swelling, and support the muscles and tendons around the ankle. This can alleviate pain, especially during activities or after long periods of standing. 

No, quarter socks are not the same as ankle socks. Quarter socks extend slightly higher up the leg, typically covering the ankle bone, providing more coverage than ankle socks. Ankle socks usually sit right at or below the ankle bone and are less visible above the shoe compared to quarter socks. Both types offer different levels of support and coverage based on personal preference and the type of footwear used.