Socks In Net with a Bow Pattern Black

Socks In Net with a Bow Pattern Black 🎀

Socks by LEG AVENUE: ankle socks in fine net with a bow pattern knitted in; a scalloped edge finishes the top. The bow is part of the fabric, not sewn on - the old title left that open. Length and diameter held the packaging size. They stand with lingerie, with lingerie for women and under for down there; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of LEG AVENUE.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Height: Ankle length
• ✅ Fabric: Fine net
• ✅ Pattern: Knitted-in bows
• ✅ Top: Scalloped edge
• 🧵 Material: 91 % nylon, 9 % elastane

❓ FAQ

Is the bow sewn on?

No. It is knitted into the net and repeats across the whole shaft. So there is nothing that can come loose or slide out of place - and nothing that presses inside a shoe.

Why is no measurement given for this item?

Because the two figures in the record described the packaging, not the sock. They have been removed. For hosiery the size chart is the more useful figure anyway.

How high do they sit?

Just above the ankle, so well below the calf. They are made as ankle socks and not as knee-highs - under long trousers they disappear completely.

What does one size mean here?

Leg Avenue lists one size as EU 34 to 40. With socks that matters less than with stockings: the cuff stretches, and the length hardly counts, because the foot is the only fixed point.

Which shoe goes with them?

Anything with a visible instep - pumps, straps, platforms. The appeal lies exactly in the edge between sock cuff and bare leg; a high shaft hides it.

What do you do when a stitch ladders?

A drop of clear nail varnish at the top and bottom end of the ladder stops it at once. On patterned yarn the spot barely shows, because the eye follows the pattern anyway.

How are they washed?

By hand in cold water or in a laundry net on a delicate cycle, then dried flat. No dryer and no fabric softener - both take the tension out of the yarn, and the cuff goes slack.

What goes with them?

A piece from for down there and anything that leaves the leg free; under for the top you will find what can be worn over them.