Regular socks or ankle socks?

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Ankle

 

wait what's regular socks?

and what's ankle socks? the ones that cover the ankle or the ones that go below the ankle?

 

if i'm wearing shoes in the summer i'll put on ankle socks. in winter i'll wear longer ones

 

in my house we have at least 4 different lengths of socks. the really low ones below the ankle, the ones that cover the ankle, crew cut, and knee high.

ya'llz really must be more specificz

 

well I'm just talkin like regular everyday socks, ankle socks being the ones that only go the ankle, regular socks being the ones that have a few more inches on them

 

I wear both depending on mood/weather. Usually bellow ankle though

 

In summer ankle socks, in winter tube socks.

 

well in that case, ankle. but i really like when i can find the ones that go below the ankle.

but those are a hot commodity in my house and i only get my hands on them every once in awhile

 

Tube socks. Summer or winter. but I switch it up with ankle and reg. socks everyonce in a while. I like to diversify my sock options.

 

I make sure I always have socks that go to the ankle and cover it and also ones that go below the ankle. I wear the below the ankle ones everyday except when I know I will be walking in snow, then I wear the ones that cover my ankle so my feet aren't cold.

 

Ankle socks if I'm wearing shorts.

If I'm not wearing shorts I don't give a hoot.

 

ankle in the winter.. spring/summer/fall.. none

 

ankle all the time....except for snowboarding i have special thick wool tube socks for that

 

Thigh highs

 

woolie socks the ones that scratch to hell in back that u have to wear a pair under , i rember those from when i was a kid they were so freaking warm

 

if i'm wearing jeans then its regular, if i'm wearing shorts its ankle

 

I am not a fan of socks, I'm still rocking my sandals without socks and it's quite icy. But when I do wear socks, I wear wooly, long socks, I actually just bought knitted thigh high socks that are super duper warm. But again, I'd rather go barefoot.