Thorlo Size Chart
| Sock Size | Thorlo Size | Men Shoe |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 9 | |
| Medium | 11 | 5.5-8.5 |
| Large | 13 | 9-12.5 |
| X-Large | 15 | 13-15 |
People also ask, how do I know what size my socks are?
The length of your foot in inches —from the heel to the tip of your toe—is what actually determines your sock size. So when you see socks labelled “sock size 9-11” or “sock size 10-13”, just note that this is in reference to your foot length in inches, not your shoe size.
Correspondingly, what size is 3Y in socks?
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| Size | 6-12M | XS |
|---|---|---|
| US Sock Sizing | 6-12M | 5-7 |
| US – Kids | 1C | 10C – 3Y |
| UK | 0 | 9.5 – 2.5 |
| EU | 15 | 27 – 35 |
Should I size up in socks?
From heel to toe, your socks should be about one inch shorter than the length of your foot. But of course, not everybody fits perfectly in the available sizes. If you’re somewhere in between, we recommend going up to a bigger size.
What is a medium sock size?
Size and Care
| Sock Size | US Men’s Shoe Size | US Women’s Shoe Size |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 4-6.5 | |
| Medium | 6-8.5 | 7-9.5 |
| Large | 9-12 | 10-13 |
| X-Large | 12.5-15.5 |
What is sock size to shoe size?
Sock Size vs. Shoe Size. There are two main sock sizes. Sock size 9–11 fits about a women’s shoe size 5–10 and sock size 11–13 fits approximately men’s shoe size 8–13.
Who owns Thorlo socks?
Jim Throneburg
| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Founder | Jim Throneburg |
| Products | Padded-socks |
| Brands | Thorlos, Experia, Health Padds, Smiles, Medds |
| Website | www.thorlo.com |
Do Thorlo socks shrink?
High dryer temperatures can cause shrinkage and spandex breakdown. The tumbling process in the dryer helps restore the fibre loft and ‘reinvigorates’ the terry padding for maximum protection. Be certain your Thorlos have been thoroughly dried after laundering.
Can socks cause foot pain?
Because socks provide the cushion between your skin and your shoe, they can either prevent or cause friction that eventually leads to irritation, and sometimes injury. “If socks are too thick, rough in texture, too tight, or too loose, that friction multiplies and so does your risk of foot problems,” says Morin.