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At Boardroom Socks we have a large selection of men’s tan socks in a variety of materials and lengths. When determining the best pair to meet your needs, our recommendation is to always opt for socks that are primarily made with natural materials such as wool or cotton. Synthetic fibers such as polyester, while less expensive, are typically not as comfortable and will cause your feet to sweat.
The primary benefit of merino wool is its breathability, allowing our khaki wool socks to keep your feet dry and comfortable throughout the day. When it comes to cotton, we find the biggest benefit is its soft, lightweight texture. Our tan cotton socks are produced using extra-long staple cotton, making them silky-smooth against your skin. For further guidance on choosing between khaki wool socks and cotton, be sure to read our article on the best material for dress socks.
If you have nailed down the material but are struggling to decide between mid-calf or over the calf khaki dress socks, check out our guide to dress sock lengths.
Tan socks have long been one of our best-selling styles, loved by customers for their versatility. Whether you are wearing jeans, khakis or tan dress pants, a quality pair of khaki dress socks will tastefully tie the look together.
As office dress codes continue to relax, khaki dress socks will play an increasingly important role in men’s attire. Whether worn to the office with chinos and dress shoes or dressed down on the weekend with jeans and loafers, men’s khaki dress socks will ensure you look sharp.
You will almost always need to wear khaki dress socks with brown shoes; black shoes will typically clash. For more tips on how to style khaki socks, be sure to read our guide on what color socks to wear with khaki pants.
Boardroom Socks is a small, family-owned business and we proudly produce all of our socks locally in North Carolina. Each pair of our tan dress socks passes through many skilled hands and helps support dozens of jobs in our local textile community.
