Lettuce-trim white ribbed ankle socks 3-pack product image (primary)
Three white ankle socks shown stacked side-by-side with ribbed knit texture, lettuce-edge scalloped cuffs, and a small black trefoil logo embroidered near each cuff.

Adidas Originals

Lettuce-Trim White Ribbed Ankle Socks 3-Pack

CA$28.00CAD
In Stock

This is a 3-pack of white ribbed ankle socks from adidas Originals at Simons, featuring a lettuce-edge (scalloped ruffle) cuff and a small trefoil logo on the ankle. Made from a fine stretch knit of 95% polyester, 4% spandex, and 1% nylon, the socks fit shoe sizes 6 to 10 (Medium). They are machine washable and can be tumbled dry. Note: some users have reported durability issues with Adidas ankle socks, so air drying may help extend their lifespan.

Color
White
Material
polyester blend
Gender
unisex
Style
athleisure, casual, classic
Category
Apparel & Accessories > Clothing > Underwear & Socks > Socks

Color

White

Size

MEDIUM

Specifications

Three-pack of adidas Originals ankle socks with lettuce trim and fine ribbed knit.

Lettuce trim edge, fine stretch knit, polyester blend, 3-pack

Color
White · white
Material
polyester blend
Style
athleisure, casual, classic
Occasion
everyday, casual
Gender
unisex
Age Group
adult
Condition
new
Category
Apparel & Accessories > Clothing > Underwear & Socks > Socks

Additional Attributes

  • lettuce trim edge
  • ribbed knit construction
  • fine stretch knit fabric
  • polyester blend
  • ankle-length socks
  • 3-pack value set
  • branded by adidas Originals
  • medium size fits shoe sizes 6-10
  • white color

Product Insights

Adidas Originals' Lettuce-Trim White Ribbed Ankle Socks 3-Pack ($28) marry 1970s disco-era heritage with contemporary Gen Z style: the wavy cuff, invented by Stephen Burrows and revived by Marc Jacobs, reduces pressure and adds kinetic movement. The 95% polyester/4% spandex synthetic blend resists sagging, wicks sweat, and dries quickly, but lacks a silicone heel grip, relying on stretch and cuff friction to stay up, and Puma ankle socks are reported to outlast these. Preserve the lettuce edge with cold-water wash and air dry.

Verified claims

Heritage
Stephen Burrows invented the lettuce hem in the 1970s; Marc Jacobs revived it in 2010.
Care
Wash inside-out in cold water, use a mesh bag, avoid fabric softener, air dry, and rotate pairs.
Fit
4% spandex and lettuce cuff stretch to fit sizes 6–10 without binding.
Heel grip
No silicone or rubber heel grip; the sock stays up through 4% spandex stretch and the non-binding lettuce-trim cuff rather than any grip dots.
Breathability
The polyester knit breathes, wicks sweat away from the skin, absorbs less than 0.4% of its weight in water, and air-dries in 20-60 minutes at room temperature.
Cuff design
Lettuce-trimmed: non-binding, wavy; reduces pressure, no heel grip.
Synthetic blend
95% polyester/4% spandex blend resists sagging and bagging better than cotton-heavy socks.
Styling
Pair with sneakers for a casual look; the wavy cuff adds kinetic movement that draws attention with each step.
Lettuce trim construction
95% polyester/4% spandex/1% nylon ribbed knit holds lettuce edge wave through washing.
Wave preservation
Cold-water wash and air dry preserve the lettuce edge wave.
Durability
The fine knit has a reported tendency to develop holes after a handful of cycles; washing in a zippered mesh bag and turning the socks inside-out reduces the mechanical abrasion that causes this.

Product record

Title
Lettuce-Trim White Ribbed Ankle Socks 3-Pack
Brand
Adidas Originals
Price
28 CAD
Availability
In stock

Image Analysis

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Lettuce-trim white ribbed ankle socks 3-pack product image (primary)
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Product

Three white ankle socks shown stacked side-by-side with ribbed knit texture, lettuce-edge scalloped cuffs, and a small black trefoil logo embroidered near each cuff.

  • Quantity and arrangementThree identical ankle socks arranged in a slightly overlapping fan, toes pointing to the lower right and cuffs toward the upper left.
    1 regionx 0.06 · y 0.18 · w 0.88 · h 0.70 (medium)
  • Cuff trimTop edge of each sock finished with a lettuce-style scalloped ruffle (wavy edge) around the ankle opening.
    1 regionx 0.12 · y 0.10 · w 0.62 · h 0.14 (high)
  • Knit textureVertical ribbed knit pattern runs down the leg and upper foot of each sock, visible as narrow raised ribs.
    1 regionx 0.18 · y 0.18 · w 0.70 · h 0.62 (high)
  • Toe and heel constructionSmooth, tighter knit on the toe and heel areas distinct from the ribbed leg, visible as flatter fabric sections at the front and rear of each sock.
    1 regionx 0.06 · y 0.62 · w 0.62 · h 0.36 (medium)
  • Embroidered logo left sockSmall black trefoil logo embroidered on the outer ankle area of the leftmost sock.
    1 regionx 0.12 · y 0.22 · w 0.06 · h 0.06 (high)
  • Embroidered logo center sockSmall black trefoil logo embroidered on the outer ankle area of the middle sock.
    1 regionx 0.34 · y 0.18 · w 0.06 · h 0.06 (high)
  • Embroidered logo right sockSmall black trefoil logo embroidered on the outer ankle area of the rightmost sock.
    1 regionx 0.58 · y 0.16 · w 0.06 · h 0.06 (high)
  • Logo text or charactersNo legible text present on the product; only the trefoil emblem is visible.

Other

Studio flat-lay photo on a light neutral background with soft shadowing beneath the socks; image is well lit and centered with no visible props or packaging.

  • Background and lightingUniform light grey background with even, soft lighting and subtle soft shadow under the socks toward the lower left.
    1 regionx 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high)
  • Shot compositionFlat-lay view showing the tops and fronts of the socks; image cropped with all three socks fully visible.

Colors

bright white· sock body#EAF2FDblack· trefoil logo

Reddit Insights

3 threads · r/femalefashionadvice, r/ZeroWaste, r/Costco

Reddit users appreciate the lettuce-hem sock trend but warn that Adidas ankle socks suffer from poor durability, with frequent reports of holes and fabric breakdown after minimal use.

mixed sentiment30% match

The lettuce-hem style receives positive mentions as a fashion choice among Gen Z, while Adidas socks are repeatedly criticized for lacking durability, creating an overall mixed sentiment leaning slightly negative.

Themes

Lettuce-hem style is trendypositive
Adidas socks have poor durabilitynegative

Use Cases

  • Everyday casual wear with sneakers

Watch Out For

highAdidas ankle socks are prone to developing holes and losing their fuzz/fabric after limited use; air-drying may extend lifespan slightly.

Community Q&A

Are Adidas ankle socks durable?
No, many users report holes and significant wear after only a few months of use.

Compared To

vs Puma ankle socks

Puma socks are reported to be much more durable and long-lasting than Adidas ankle socks.

vs Nylon/spandex socks

Nylon/spandex socks outlast the cotton-polyester blend used by Adidas, which falls apart after few washes.

Source Threads

  • Gen Z user highlights lettuce-hem socks as a daily style choice

    I'm Gen Z, I wear white crew socks with a lettuce hem pretty much everyday.

    u/azulezbr/femalefashionadviceView thread →

  • User notes poor durability of Adidas cotton-polyester socks

    Adidas/hanes are just a cotton-polyster blend which fall apart after the fourth wash or so (tho I found their lifetime to be increased if I air dryed them instead of in the machine).

    u/pruthvi_143r/ZeroWasteView thread →

  • User shares negative experience with Adidas ankle socks from Costco

    Same issue here with the adidas ankle socks. The Puma ones are very good, though.

    u/[deleted]r/CostcoView thread →

Provenance

Merchant Link
https://www.simons.ca/en/women-accessories/socks/ankle/lettuce-trim-white-ribbed-ankle-socks-3-pack--2911-70829?colourId=0
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