No Show Socks for Loafers

Loafers are the hardest shoe for a sock. The opening sits low and wide, nothing holds above the heel, and every step works the sock further down. Our Mid-Cut sits high enough to hold against the back of the shoe, and it is cut and sewn from a cotton and modal fabric, so the heel already sits where it should.

Usually, yes, just not ones you can see. A no show sock keeps the ankle bare and takes the sweat and friction off the lining. How to wear loafers with no show socks covers when to go fully sockless.

Loafer liners are little more than a toe cap and a strip at the heel, so they hide well but often slip. A no show sock cut for loafers covers more of the foot under the vamp, which gives the heel something to hold on to.

Penny loafers, tassel loafers and boat shoes take the Mid-Cut. Chunky loafers with a lug sole take the High-Cut. XXL fits up to a men's 15, see no show socks for big feet.

Most take the Mid-Cut. For a ballet loafer or a soft driving loafer cut very low at the sides, the Low-Cut from our ballet flats page sits lower.

The Mid-Cut runs S to XXL, see the size chart. If your socks keep slipping, no slip socks for loafers explains why. If they slip off your heel, tell us within 30 days of delivery and we will refund or exchange them for free.