Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 14:26     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

My 8 year old wears tall athletic socks. His favorites are adidas, but he has a variety. I just buy whatever cheap packs are available on Amazon. He plays soccer and goes through socks very quickly.
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 14:24     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

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


Wow! I didn’t think stupid questions existed until right now. Boys? Stereotype much?


This seems like an odd response. Boys don't typically wear the same socks as girls and have different fashion sense.



Wait have I been buying my daughter the wrong gender socks all this time?!
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 14:23     Subject: Re:Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:Just send some fun socks in crew or ankle that the kid can mix and match! No show is what women wear when we don't want socks peeking out but little kids don't care


Actually men wear no show as to not take away from their cool shoes.
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 13:40     Subject: Re:Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Just send some fun socks in crew or ankle that the kid can mix and match! No show is what women wear when we don't want socks peeking out but little kids don't care
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 10:22     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

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


Wow! I didn’t think stupid questions existed until right now. Boys? Stereotype much?


Huh?
What is stereotyping about "boys" and "socks".
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 10:21     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


OMG this is the dumbest thing ever!


If they are no-show, then wouldn't it be impossible to even know the brand?

FWIW, I actually love my nike and under armour running crews (40 year old boring mom) for trails runs especially and for lifting days and have some great random bright colored ones from Amazon too. I got all my UA/Nike ones from TJ Maxx/ Marshalls (often mens section) and they are always stocked and then usually actually cheaper than Target
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 10:12     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

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


Wow! I didn’t think stupid questions existed until right now. Boys? Stereotype much?


This seems like an odd response. Boys don't typically wear the same socks as girls and have different fashion sense.
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 10:10     Subject: Re:Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

DS wears whatever is in his dresser drawer. That could be crew, ankle, or baseball socks. He came out of his room yesterday with navy shorts, Black Panther tshirt, and purple baseball socks. Yes, he had other clothes/socks available. I told him that he has too many colors on and that he should take off the socks, but didn't press the issue. He's just that kind of kid.
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2020 04:37     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

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


Wow! I didn’t think stupid questions existed until right now. Boys? Stereotype much?
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 23:53     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I didn’t realize socks where a thing. My 9 yr old boys will wear what ever is on top of their sock drawer. Doesn’t matter if they are target, Nike, some knock off from China.


Mine too, same with underwear.


Same. 9 & 11. They are somewhat picky about clothes at times but socks and underwear - never.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 23:26     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


OMG this is the dumbest thing ever!
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 23:20     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:I didn’t realize socks where a thing. My 9 yr old boys will wear what ever is on top of their sock drawer. Doesn’t matter if they are target, Nike, some knock off from China.


Mine too, same with underwear.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 23:18     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

I didn’t realize socks where a thing. My 9 yr old boys will wear what ever is on top of their sock drawer. Doesn’t matter if they are target, Nike, some knock off from China.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 22:02     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:My 9 yo DS only wears crew socks.

+1 My 7 yo DS wears crew socks but I have only bought those and he hasn't asked for anything different. I buy in various patterns and colors to match with outfits.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2020 21:58     Subject: Stupid question- do little boys wear ankle, crew, or no show socks?

Anonymous wrote:
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.


They don't need brand name socks. They are socks, who cares? Oh wait, you.