KEYSOCKS Women's Original No-Show Knee High Socks, Plus Size, Nude (Beige), Pack of 3

I was surprised how well these socks fit, very comfortable and don't show when wearing ballet type shoes. Keeps my ankles warm on chilly nights, I'm always cold. No big deal for me but there is a key printed in a diffferent color on the sock that falls on the back of the ankle. It definitely shows when wearing ankle pants.

These are great socks, the nude color allows you to wear flats in the colder weather and keep your feet warm.

I think they can improve this socks. I'd prefer have option of sizes because one standard is so big and with high hells tou can see the socks and that isn't the idea.

I am obsessed with these socks. They are the very best for wearing in the winter with ballet flats or heels while keeping your feet warm.

Well made socks. Perfect for wearing with my Bob's. Warm. Wish they made them in a trouser sock or ankle length. My only problem with them is the price, but I guess they are "specialty" socks so you have to pay for what you get. I don't typically spend that much for a pair of socks.

For the price, they are not the best quality. After just one use, the socks look old. They started forming little balls of fuzz all over them. After just a wash, some of the cotton started the strip away. I wish I could return them but since they were open, I am stuck with them. The idea is great but the material is not the quality you would expect for the price.

Son excelentes para días fríos (no tan fríos que no puedas llevar descubierto el dorso del pie). Además se mantienen en posición y no se ven.

Would be great if they didn’t have a bright logo so prominent on the back of the heel. As a professional, I really don’t want my socks to be noticed. I thought by wearing tan socks I had minimized the socks’ visibility...but no. I had two people ask me if I had something stuck on my heel. I don’t think the visible logo is necessary. If the point of the socks is to be able to wear socks that aren’t seen, then adding a neon logo defeats the purpose. I would have gladly told friends the name of them and where to find them, except now I don’t recommend them.