Business socks or sneaker socks – which one goes with which shoe?
Shoes on. Immediately wrong. You only notice it when you sit and the sock is in Business shoes rub - or if they slip in the sneaker, because they actually is made for the office. Two socks, two shoes, and usually the wrong one Combination.
The short answer: business socks and sneaker socks are not question of taste, but rather two different constructions for two different shoes.
For suit & shirt: thin enough to disappear
One thing counts most in leather shoes: the sock must not be bulky. One too thick sock prints on the instep, shifts the fit in the shoe and is in the noticeable throughout the day. Business socks are therefore deliberately cut thin - thin enough to disappear under pants and medium-high enough that When sitting, no naked strip is visible between the trouser hem and the shoe.
Business socks – pack of 4 · €23.99
For sneakers and everyday life: padded where the sneaker pinches
With sneakers the case is the other way around: here you need exactly the heel and Bunion padding because sneakers fit tighter and cause more friction when walking is created as a leather shoe. A thin business sock won't stand up to it - it slips in the shoe instead of cushioning.
Sneaker socks – pack of 4 · €20.99
Not sure which one you need?
If you wear sneakers in the office AND on the weekend, you need them anyway both forms. That's what the combination pack is for: both lines mixed, one Order, one less decision.
That's what you have 100 day return policy — the Returns are free, even if you end up choosing the other form you decide.
In short: it's not the color or the occasion that matters, but the Shoe. Leather shoe – thin business sock. Sneakers — padded ones Sneaker sock.
