The Best Festive Socks
We looked at the top 5 Festive Socks and dug through the reviews from 6 of the most popular review sites including and more. The result is a ranking of the best Festive Socks.
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Our Picks For The Top Festive Socks
Knee-High OptionThe Sumona Multi-Colored Patterned Knee High Socks, 6 pairs have images of reindeer, snowmen and gingerbread men.
Classic Holiday PatternsThe I&S Festive Crew Socks, 6 pairs feature plaid, snowflakes and stripes.
Wide-Ranging Holiday Designs The TeeHee Socks Christmas Holiday Socks, 12 pairs showcase red and green stripes and traditional festive images.
Bright Christmas ImageryThe Eros Fun Colorful Crew Socks, 6 pairs are covered in Christmas trees, holly and Santa Claus.
Why we recommend these festive socks?
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Our experts reviewed the top 5 Festive Socks and also dug through the reviews from 6 of the most popular review sites including and more. The result is a ranking of the best of the best Festive Socks.
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The Best Overall
Sumona Multi-Colored Patterned Knee High Socks, 6 pairs
Our Take
The Sumona Multi-Colored Patterned Knee High Socks, 6 pairs are a great option for the holidays. The socks are made from 95% polyester and 5% spandex, and feature festive designs from top to toe. They fit shoe sizes 9-11.
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Our Festive Sock Buying Guide
When the weather starts getting chilly, you know you’re inching closer to the festive season. What better way to share a sprinkle of celebration every day than by wearing a pair of brightly colored festive socks? Not only do they keep your toes warm, festive socks get everyone in the mood for the Christmas season.
What makes socks festive? It’s all in their design. The patterns, colors and images on a pair of socks determine whether they are festive or not. In terms of colors, you’ll find that most festive socks are red, white and green. While those colors are the main focus on festive socks, many may also have some black, beige and brown on them as well.
Festive socks often have images of Santa Claus, Christmas trees, wrapped presents, candy canes and reindeer. You’ll also see festive socks that have images of holly, berries, mistletoe and gingerbread men. Many festive socks have a striped pattern, while others are argyle. Plaid is also a popular pattern on festive socks. You may even see some spotted ones.
The great thing about festive socks is that they can be worn with many different outfits. Festive socks are a great addition to loungewear if you’re hanging out at home and decorating the Christmas tree. They can also be worn to the office with a suit. A little bit of festivity peeking out from under your pant legs is sure to bring some holiday cheer to work. Festive socks are a perfect choice to wear to a school holiday concert or a friend’s Christmas party. Pair them with a festive sweater, and you’re sure to get some approving looks from party guests.
During the holiday season, socks are one of the most gifted clothing items. They are a fun choice for men, women and children. Not only are a great item for a stocking stuffer, but they can also be paired with a larger gift for people on your Christmas list.
DWYM Fun Fact
Did you know that socks have been around since the Stone Age in 5000 BC? In those times, socks were most likely made from animal skins pelts and were tied around the ankle. In ancient Greece in the 8th century BC, there are records of socks being made from matted animal hair. These kinds of socks were predominantly worn under sandals.
The ancient Romans, in the second century AD, had socks that were made from leather or woven fabric. They would wrap the material around their feet. Later on, they started sewing the pieces of material together. In ancient Egypt, the socks had split toes and were made from a knit fabric. They were designed to be worn under sandals.
The Festive Sock Tips and Advice
- One of the most important elements to check when deciding which festive socks to buy — either for yourself or as a gift — is the size. Luckily, socks are fairly flexible in sizing, so you just need to make sure you’re in the right range of sizes. The Sumona Multi-Colored Patterned Knee High Socks, 6 pairs are sizes 9-11 and fit women’s shoe sizes 4 to 10. The tall socks are 14 inches from the top to the heel of the sock. The I&S Festive Crew Socks, 6 pairs are also size 9-11. They fit women’s shoe sizes 4-9 and men’s shoe sizes 5-10. The TeeHee Socks Christmas Holiday Socks, 12 pairs are women’s sock size 9-11 and fit women’s shoe sizes 6-9. The Eros Fun Colorful Crew Socks, 6 pairs fit shoe sizes 5-13.
- When you’re looking for festive socks, you want to make sure that they spread the right amount of festive cheer. Some people prefer their socks festive socks to be fairly plain with just an image or two, while others want their festive socks to be covered with Christmas imagery. The Sumona Multi-Colored Patterned Knee High Socks, 6 pairs are pattered from the top to toe. You’ll find pictures of holly, snowmen, Christmas lights, reindeer and gingerbread men. The I&S Festive Crew Socks, 6 pairs are a little more subdued. Some of the socks have images throughout, while others just have one large festive picture. The TeeHee Socks Christmas Holiday Socks, 12 pairs have a wide range of patterns. Some socks are mostly striped with a single festive image, while others are pattered throughout. The Eros Fun Colorful Crew Socks, 6 pairs also have a range of festivity. Some socks are on the plainer side while others have festive patterns all over.
- Be sure to pay attention to the material the socks are made out of, as you don’t want to purchase anything that will be uncomfortable or itchy. The Sumona Multi-Colored Patterned Knee High Socks, 6 pairs are 95% polyester and 5% spandex, while the I&S Festive Crew Socks, 6 pairs are 98% polyester and 2% spandex. The TeeHee Socks Christmas Holiday Socks, 12 pairs 97% polyester and 3% spandex, while the Eros Fun Colorful Crew Socks, 6 pairs are 97% polyester, 2% spandex and 1% elastic.
- Regardless of whether you’re purchasing festive socks for yourself or as a gift for a loved one, affordability is a buying factor for many shoppers. Most people only wear festive socks around the holiday season, so you don’t want to spend too much on an item that has a limited window of use. The Sumona Multi-Colored Patterned Knee High Socks, 6 pairs are slightly on the pricey end of the spectrum. However, the knee-high socks do have more material than the shorter crew socks. The I&S Festive Crew Socks, 6 pairs and the Eros Fun Colorful Crew Socks, 6 pairs are both on the lower end of the price scale and are an affordable option. While the TeeHee Socks Christmas Holiday Socks, 12 pairs are the most costly item on this list, they do come with double the number of socks than the other products. Instead of six, you get 12 pairs of festive socks, making this product highly affordable.
About The Author
Anam Ahmed is a copywriter and essayist based in Toronto. She has been writing on technology, travel, parenting, and business for over 10 years, and works with a number of high-profile organizations. She values finding the best products to make people's lives easier. Anam earned an M.A. from the University of Toronto and a B.A.H. from Queen's University. Learn more at www.anamahmed.ca.
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