Ribbed Cotton Socks
White Socks by Thom Browne
How to wear Thom Browne Ribbed Cotton Socks
A light blue polo neck sweater and Thom Browne Ribbed Cotton Socks from MR PORTER are a cool look to add to your casual wardrobe. And if you need to immediately step up your ensemble with a pair of shoes, complete your getup with beige canvas low top sneakers.
Showcase your chops in men's fashion by wearing this relaxed casual pairing of a white print crew-neck t-shirt and white socks. Get a bit experimental with shoes and add white canvas low top sneakers to the mix.
When the situation permits a laid-back ensemble, you can easily wear a beige shirt jacket and white socks. Get a bit experimental with footwear and lift up this look by finishing off with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers.
If you're on a mission for a relaxed casual yet on-trend outfit, choose a black shirt jacket and Thom Browne Ribbed Cotton Socks from MR PORTER. On the fence about how to complement this outfit? Wear a pair of beige canvas low top sneakers to up the fashion factor.
Combining a brown windbreaker with Thom Browne Ribbed Cotton Socks is an on-point pick for an off-duty ensemble. Silver athletic shoes pull the look together.
Get into zen mode in this practical combination of a beige trenchcoat and white socks. For a sleeker aesthetic, introduce a pair of white suede derby shoes to your getup.
This pairing of a grey crew-neck t-shirt and white socks will prove your skills in menswear styling even on off-duty days. Feeling adventerous? Switch up this outfit by rounding off with a pair of grey athletic shoes.
To pull together an off-duty outfit with a modern finish, consider wearing a navy raincoat and Thom Browne Ribbed Cotton Socks from MR PORTER. Rounding off with black and white canvas low top sneakers is an effective way to bring a little flair to this look.
For a laid-back and cool outfit, try teaming a black harrington jacket with white socks — these items fit perfectly together. Why not introduce a pair of grey canvas high top sneakers to the mix for a sense of class?