Silky Toes Modal Knee High Socks for Men | 2-4 Pairs Seamless, Breathable, Long Tube, Over the Calf, Thin Dress Socks

These socks checked all the boxes. They are soft, stretchy and comfortable. Very easy to slip on and they leave room in my shoes for arthritic toes. They stretch above the knee when putting them on but settle down just below the knee and stay put throughout the day. I bought the 10 to 13 size for my size 11 feet. Can't speak about durability yet, but so for, I'm very pleased with the knee high option.

Soft, strong, excellent socks that I'll be able to wear test - once I get them in my size. They are so well made that I kept the 4 pack of smallest size to gift my daughter with.

I don't usually write reviews, but I've been surprisedly impressed by these socks. I was thinking they would be very thin and prone to tears being thing, but I'm glad to say the material has some heft/thickness, and the XL size provides plenty of length for a size 13 shoe-wearer. They're comfortable on the feet (even providing a little cushion), and they stay stay up on your leg as much as you want. The color is standard dark brown throughout. Will see how these do over time, but I'm impressed from the start.

Nice and silky soft and supportive. Very comfortable. Forgot I had them on

My son wears a shoe size of 15. These socks roomy, goes above the calf, and comfortable.

These socks are really nice. Thin enough to wear with a flat shoe. Very stretchy. I wanted a knee high white ladies stocking and these are perfect. I know they are for men, but they can fit ladies also. They stay up and aren't too tight so they cut off the circulation. I'm going to order more.

Great to where when I were my cowboy boots

I just want socks that don't fall down, and I don't want compression socks. These definitely would be perfect, as they are very smooth and feel wonderful. Not too tight in the calves, but not loose or translucent either. The trouble is, even though I wear these with slippers, I have holes in all of them after just two washings. They are all along the end of the toe seem. Basically, some re-enforcement here would likely help. These are way too expensive for throw-away socks, and the material is too thin to stitch a good seem to cover up the hole (for my "skills" anyway).