If you’re wondering what sock size am I, check out this chart:
For reference, this chart is from sock size comparisons on major department stores like Macy’s, Nordstroms, or Victoria’s Secret. Each shoe brand has its own tag that gives you a range of sizes: small, medium, large, extra-large, and extra-wide. Sizes can also be referred to as fashion categories, as in “high fashion” or “medium fashion.” The categories are used for comparison of different styles from each brand to determine which one best fits you. This chart is for general use and is not meant to replace the advice of a physician or any other medical professional.
There are several other ways of figuring out what sock size you should be wearing. Some people measure their feet using something like a tape measure to determine shoe sizes. That’s fine, except most people don’t have their feet measured regularly, usually once a year when buying shoes. Other methods of determining shoe sizes involve using alphabet letters to translate letters from numbers, or using the sizing system that was developed for Olympic athletes, which is based on the size of your feet. Whichever method you choose to use, make sure to get your measurements done professionally so you get accurate results.