Men's Nike Socks

An essential for every day, our collection of Men’s Nike Socks is stacked with cuts and colourways to suit your style. Perfecting your skills? Football socks and leg sleeves secure your shin pads in place for training and matchdays, while multipacks of no-show, ankle and crew-length socks have you covered for the streets, the gym and the trails. Add the Swoosh to your look with the latest men’s Nike Socks here.

How to wear Nike Socks?

Now that you’ve restocked your top drawer with the Swoosh, it’s time to sort out how you wear your socks. With multiple lengths offering different styles to pair with your trainers, here are a few tips and tricks to get your sock game on point.

Pairing light/white coloured socks with white or colourful shoes always works, while black socks on black trainers is a classic combo.

If the weather calls for shorts or a dress and you want to rep Nike crew length socks with your treads, pull the cuff of them to the top so they’re stretched all the way up. Next, pull the base of the cuff down to create a ruffle around the ankle line, this makes sure the cuff stays flat to your skin and the iconic Swoosh is always on show.

Wearing them with leggings? Repeat the process but make sure the leggings meet the top of the cuff line for seamless style.

How To Get Nike Socks White Again?

• Sort your washing

The best way to keep your whites looking bright is to wash them separately. Dyes from coloured fabrics, like denim, can occasionally bleed in the wash and discolour your white socks. Separating white clothes from delicate items and activewear helps to wash loads at the right setting.

• Pre-treat stains

If you have any obvious grass, sweat or mud stains on your socks, liquid detergent, commercial stain remover or one part washing-up liquid and a pinch of baking powder all work. Apply the solution to the stain and let it soak into the fabric before washing.

• Use a suitable detergent

Check the washing instructions on the care label on your Nike socks as some detergents are better than others for washing white clothing.

• Pick the right wash temperature

To remove any stains, wash your white socks at the hottest temperature that’s recommended on the care label.

• Dry them in the sun (when possible)

Natural sunlight is the best for drying white clothing as the UV rays act as a type of natural bleach.

If you can’t air-dry them in the sun, dry them in a tumble dryer on the lowest setting. High heat can often set stains into the fabric.