Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 21:46     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Mine do not wear matching socks. Crew socks, black, with a stripe down the back - "and the stripes should never match", they tell me. I think it's because they're lazy and don't want to match socks, but maybe it is a trend I don't know about.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 21:44     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

No show, ankle, or crew. No knee socks.
I have a sporty 9-yr-old boy. He chooses socks based on the ankle height of the sneakers he’s wearing, so has a variety.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 21:41     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

My 9 yo DS only wears crew socks.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 21:01     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is what mine wear. Don’t buy socks from target or something.

https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/p/socks/boys-ua-crew-–-3-pack-socks/1319933.html?start=0&breadCrumbLast=Socks


Not oP, but why no target? How about old navy or gap?


I’ve tried the inexpensive Target, multipack Hanes, and similar socks and they are always problematic somehow — too thick, get holes quickly, any dirt leaves a permanent stain, etc.

It does work out better to pay a little more for socks with athletic shape.

I always buy ankle because that’s what I like. My 9 year old has yet to express a preference on height.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 20:43     Subject: Re:Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Crew. I've never seen boys wearing anything else.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 20:00     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is what mine wear. Don’t buy socks from target or something.

https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/p/socks/boys-ua-crew-–-3-pack-socks/1319933.html?start=0&breadCrumbLast=Socks


Not oP, but why no target? How about old navy or gap?


Because the question is what is cool and trendy. No show or knee length brand name. You don’t have to like it but it is what it is.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 20:00     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Depends on which ones feel best to them -- all about comfort.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 19:54     Subject: Re:Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

He is your nephew! Ask the mother, we would not know his preference....
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 19:54     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Winter crew or ankle. For summer, any are fine. It personal preference. We usually do ankle.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 19:53     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:This is what mine wear. Don’t buy socks from target or something.

https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/p/socks/boys-ua-crew-–-3-pack-socks/1319933.html?start=0&breadCrumbLast=Socks


Not oP, but why no target? How about old navy or gap?
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 19:31     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 19:31     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:No show or athletic / knee length. Nothing in between.


Yep. I have two boys. Before summer they both wore under armour crew socks. Now, the 10 year old wants no show socks. The 7 year old wants them to his knees.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 19:10     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

No show or athletic / knee length. Nothing in between.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 19:04     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Depends on geographic location and how cool they are.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 18:56     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Sending an outfit to my nephew and not sure what’s in. He’s 8. Thanks!