Sport & Casual Wear

Compressana Sport Inverno Functional Knee High Socks

Hudson House Socks

Compressana Go Well Med X-Static Special Socks


Compressana Go Well Med Multi-Function Socks


Compressana Active Bandage Socks


Compressana Sport Compression Knee High Socks


Compressana Sport Strong Compression Knee High Socks


Falke Walkie Ergo Socks

- - 50 %

Camano unisex sport socks 2pairs
- - 50 %

Falke Cool Kick Liners
- - 50 %

Falke Active Sunny Days Children Sneackersocks
- - 50 %

Hudson Only Sneaker Socks Double Pack

Hudson Relax Cotton Dry Women's Sneaker Socks
- - 10 %

Falke Active Warm Socks for Children
- - 50 %
Everything for your sportive activities. Sneaker socks, hiking socks and everything for running is available now at the Hosieria hosiery online store. Whether you need warmer wool socks for the colder seasons or lighter cotton socks when it's warmer, we've got it all. There are patterns and material blends of every shape, size and color that you can imagine. If you're on the market for ankle socks, regular calf-length socks, or knee high socks we've got tons of options to choose from. For those relaxing days at home, we also have basics include tank tops, t-shirts, long sleeve shirts, underwear and bodysuits.
Check out our whole selection of socks here: Socks
We also have socks specifically for men here: Socks for Men
Read more...Here at Hosieria, we love socks, especially those that fit ideally with sneakers, whether for everyday use or for exercise.
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What is the best material for running socks?
Though cotton would seem like the typical go-to material for running, cotton socks can actually be the root cause of blisters, chafing, corns and other foot discomforts. Even many experienced athletes don't know this, but once you have the right socks, you'll feel a major difference. So what is the best material if not cotton? Surprisingly, synthetic material blends like polyester, acrylic, and CoolMax, because they have good wicking, or moisture removal properties.
How can you prevent blisters when running?
Anyone who is an avid runner has had to deal with blisters at least once. Once they develop, if you don't know how to treat them properly, they can ruin the entire day and make things very painful. Blisters are caused by the friction created when moving between the skin and sock in collusion with the moisture from sweaty feet. Wear shoes that are too small, too tight, or cotton socks can often cause blisters. So how do you treat them? Before you even start exercising, make sure that your shoes fit properly. Shoes should be 1/2 a size bigger for exercising to decrease the chance of chafing on the sock. It is also advisable to not wear someone else's shoes, especially for longer journeys because their shoes have molded to their foot shape, which can cause blisters for you. You can also pre-add vaseline on problem areas, but not too much or you'll be sliding around in your shoe. It is also helpful to use moleskin or athletic tape over common trouble areas as a preventative measure. Taping and moleskin can also help stave off the pain of a blister that's already developed during exercise when you don't have time to use medical supplies on it.