Why thigh high socks should be thicker than ordinary socks?

Ladies who like thigh high socks will know that thigh high socks are great match for boots and skirts in autumn and winter. The temperature after Thanksgiving will become low, so keeping the legs warm becomes very important. Thick thigh high socks allow you to show your beautiful thighs while keeping you warm.

Unfortunately, not all thigh high stockings can keep the thigh warmer. Some thigh high socks are almost transparent. Others look good before trying on, but once stretched it, they become very thin and short, hardly to cover the thighs.


There is no doubt that thigh high socks should be stretched a lot more than ordinary socks, because they need to cover the mid of thighs. The diameter of the thigh is 2-3 times the ankle, designer of thigh high socks must consider that the socks need to be stretched twice to still have a good thickness and warmth performance. The design concepts of thigh high socks and ordinary socks are completely different. Thick thigh high socks will also have better firmness, and will not be easily torn or deformed.


Kayhoma thigh high socks are 2-3 times thicker than ordinary socks. It can keep the thighs warm even in winter. It can easily cover the middle part of the thigh and be well maintained. Its main material is underwear-grade cotton yarn, which is soft and warm, and has good durability. Before you'd like to buy a pair of thigh socks, please visit Kayhoma first.

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