It's Not Very Common for Bed Bugs to Bite Through Your Socks. Socks Are Typically Tight. So It Would Be Difficult for Bed Bugs to Go Under Them as Well and...
It's not very common for bed bugs to bite through your socks. Socks are typically tight. So it would be difficult for bed bugs to go under them as well and make it to your bare feet. If you do have looser socks or holes in your socks with exposed skin, bed bugs are more likely to get through.
What bugs bite through socks?
Another characteristic of these bites: chiggers like to gather in areas that are hot and sweaty — like the insides of socks, at beltlines, inside armpits, or behind the knees, Dr. Merchant says. “If you see a pattern of bites only where your sock was, that's probably chiggers,” he adds.
Bedbug bites usually appear on areas of exposed skin that comes in contact with the bed. These include the arms, face, and neck. However, they can also burrow under clothing.