Colored socks that feel like white socks. Is there such a thing?

[Inthacup]

I like wearing white socks. They feel more comfortable to me. When I wear brown shoes, I wear colored socks but none that I have are as comfortable. Does anyone know of any brands that bridge the gap?

[jakethebake]

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I like wearing white socks. They feel more comfortable to me. When I wear brown shoes, I wear colored socks but none that I have are as comfortable. Does anyone know of any brands that bridge the gap?

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I've been searching for years.

[wacki]

Last ditch solution. (http://www.dharmatrading.com/html/eng/3796-AA.shtml)

[wacki]

The guys in this link are great though. Comfy, high quality, only down side is they are a bit expensive. I own a few and I'm very happy. (http://www.thorlo.com)

[Oski]

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I like wearing white socks. They feel more comfortable to me. When I wear brown shoes, I wear colored socks but none that I have are as comfortable. Does anyone know of any brands that bridge the gap?

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I know where you're coming from. I hate to wear white dress shirts because they "feel" funny, yet I hate to wear colored t-shirts because they don't feel like white t-shirts.

Not sure about the socks.

[IndieMatty]

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I like wearing white socks. They feel more comfortable to me. When I wear brown shoes, I wear colored socks but none that I have are as comfortable. Does anyone know of any brands that bridge the gap?

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I went to Catholic HS that had a strict dress code. I used to find colored "white socks" at Marshalss/ TJ Max. "Dockers by Levis" made them (this is back in the early 90s). I'd imagine Sears or Kohls or someplace would have them in stock.

[BruceZ]

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I like wearing white socks. They feel more comfortable to me. When I wear brown shoes, I wear colored socks but none that I have are as comfortable. Does anyone know of any brands that bridge the gap?

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Docker's socks are very comfortable.

[theghost]

just look for 100% cotton, and shop around for what you like.

[BruceZ]

I bought 6 pairs of Thorlos socks for skiing 15 years ago, and after hundreds of days on the slopes, they are still as good as the day I bought them.

[jakethebake]

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Docker's socks are very comfortable.

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They're ok. Too short though. They don't stay up very well.

[wacki]

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I bought 6 pairs of Thorlos socks for skiing 15 years ago, and after hundreds of days on the slopes, they are still as good as the day I bought them.

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Agreed, it wasn't until this thread that I learned that they had dress socks. Thx Inthacup!

[Rduke55]

Nike makes some black socks.

[Shajen]

ok, there's like 90,013,205 replies to this and I'm having a hard time following.

Is this really that hard?

Target or a low end clothing store (hell, a shoe store) will have what you need.

Seriously.

I wear colored socks all the time, and the requirement is that they are not those thin little pieces of [censored] that most stores sell. Try a shoe store.

[Macdaddy Warsaw]

Without reading the replies, I had 3 pairs of Hilfiger socks (came in a package but each pair was colored differently) that sound like what you might be looking for. I think they came to the ankles.

[PoBoy321]

Get white sock and dye them.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

You're looking for Dockers socks. Find them.

[Inthacup]

The cowbell has spoken. I'll try a few of the suggestions in this thread and report back. Thanks everyone.

Cup

[balkii]

im currently wearing a very comfy pair of dockers socks. now - look around at teh store. i bought one back that is just what you have a problem with, they arent like white socks. but last time i went i found these very soft, comfy navy blue socks

[LondonBroil]

I bought a 6-pack of Hanes black socks a couple months ago that have the same texture as white socks. The only problem is that they ride alittle high so I just fold them over at the top. If I bunch them down it starts to itch later on the day.

[jacki]

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I wear colored socks

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The preferred term is African-American socks