Chunky Socks

Thick socks generally refer to socks that have thicker material than regular thickness socks or are designed to provide extra warmth. According to different thickness requirements and usage scenarios, the materials and designs of thick socks will also vary. Here are some common types of thick socks:

Ordinary cotton socks: These socks are generally around 5-6D and are suitable for more formal occasions in spring and autumn. They are medium thick but may appear thicker after fleecing.
Medium Thickness Socks: These socks are approximately 7-9D thick, suitable for spring and autumn, while standard wool tights for winter may be 8-14D. These socks are usually made from all-natural fibers and are soft to the touch and provide warmth.
Thickened socks: These socks are mainly aimed at people who need to protect themselves from the cold, such as the elderly or children, because their body temperature regulation ability is lower. Thickened socks may have thicker wadding or core-spun yarn on the inside, while the outer warp-knitted stretch mesh is more elastic, but has slightly poorer breathability. In addition, there are also various varieties such as fully quilted (towel bottom), single-layer thickened and sea sand socks. They provide good thermal insulation and wind protection effect, but do not absorb water, so they are especially suitable for workers working outdoors in autumn and winter. Dress.