Winter is certainly the time of year when boots come out of the closet and get worn on a daily basis— I know mine do. I love the look of knee high boots and booties when paired with a variety of outfits.

The only problem is, when I try to wear traditional socks they tend to slide down my legs or ankles and bunch up under my feet and I spend too much time wrestling with them to readjust them inside my boots. I swear onlookers are probably thinking I’m having a mental breakdown. haha!

Well, that was until I found Bootights— the awesome combination of tights and socks all stitched into one. Have you seen them?

Bootights not only manufactures their original premium legwear but they’ve recently added some really feminine socks as well including the Darby Bootsocks and Ellevators over-the-knee socks. Both are really stylish, girly and stay put all day long. I’m in love!

The Darby bootsocks are not only functional but flirty fitted socks that give your knee high boots that extra oomph they need for a casual and dress up look. These girly-girl socks come in two attractive styles— a lacie edge and a scalloped edge and a multitude of gorgeous colors and prints.

If you want a more traditional style pair of socks but something that will keep your tootsies warm and cozy, check out the Ellevators. These babies can be pulled up to mid-thigh or folded down to just above the knee so they show just above your boots for a cute look.

I love both styles although my favorite by far is the Darby with the scalloped edges and the lacie tops. They combine a little sexiness with functionality without being too risque, and they fit fabulously. My hubby loves them too. hehee!

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Disclaimer:

This product was received from the Company for review purposes only. All thoughts and words in this post is my own and I was not paid to endorse it. I am only voicing my opinion about this product.