Warm feet with stylish design
Riding socks and knee socks for riders
Riding socks and knee socks keep your feet warm, add padding in the boot and stop your breeches from slipping at the boot shaft. Whether classic check, thin for summer or with a Christmas design as a small present: here you will find models from Pikeur, Eskadron, Kentucky Horsewear, Kingsland, Kavalkade, LeMieux, QHP, Busse, Imperial Riding, Euro-Star, ELT, Cavallo, Horseware, Equestro, ANKY and Ego7.
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What are riding socks and knee socks for?
Under riding boots and chaps, seams and the edge of the shaft easily rub against the skin. A suitable knee sock adds padding, wicks moisture away and keeps the breeches in place at the shaft. Once mainly intended to prevent cold feet, riding socks are now also a colourful detail of the outfit – from plain navy to glitter and seasonal designs.
Thin, warm or all-round?
Thin cotton or blended socks are suitable for the indoor arena and warm days when you want little volume in the boot. Warmer models and Coolmax versions (in the listing e.g. Classic made of Coolmax) help on cool autumn and winter days. All-round knee socks of medium thickness accompany you through everyday yard life. Which version suits depends on your footwear, the temperature and whether you prioritise warmth or a slim feel in the boot.
Fit and size
Use the brand's size chart (often women's, men's, children's or unisex ranges such as 35–40 / 41–46). The cuff should neither cut in nor slip; the length must reach below the knee or under the waistband of the breeches without wrinkles in the boot. After washing, check whether the elastane still holds – replace pairs that have lost their shape.
Material and care
Cotton and blended fabrics with elastane are easy to care for; functional fibres dry faster. Wash according to the manufacturer's instructions, ideally similarly coloured pairs together, and air dry. Do not store mesh or glitter details on the radiator. If you ride every day, alternate between several pairs.
Training, shows and Advent
For everyday riding, sturdy plain colours or subtle patterns are enough. For shows, many choose plain dark socks. The listing also includes Christmas designs, gift boxes and multipacks – handy as a small present or advent calendar door. Ideas: Gifts and Advent calendar for riders. They go well with hats, headbands and scarves.
Brands and selection in the listing
The manufacturer filter includes Pikeur, Eskadron, Kentucky Horsewear, Kingsland, Kavalkade, LeMieux, QHP, Busse, Imperial Riding, Euro-Star, ELT, Cavallo, Horseware, Equestro, ANKY and Ego7, among others. Compare material, pack size (single, 2-pack, 3-pack) and size information on the item.
Warmer knee socks or models with functional fibres. Make sure your foot does not become too tight in the boot.
Thin, breathable pairs with little volume so that your feet do not sweat in the boot.
Using the brand's size chart (often ranges such as 35–40). The cuff should stay in place without wrinkles in the shaft.
No. Many also wear them with jodhpur boots and chaps or under their trousers in everyday yard life.
Yes – especially multipacks, gift boxes and seasonal designs. More ideas: Advent calendar for riders.
Wash them after heavy sweating or yard dirt; otherwise air them and wear them alternately. Always follow the brand's care instructions.