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The difference between 袜子 (wàzi) and 袜 (wà) is that 袜子 generally refers to socks, while 袜 can refer to either socks or stockings (e.g. 长袜, 丝袜.)
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The character 袜 (wà) refers to "socks" or "stockings" in Chinese. It can be used in various contexts to describe different types or situations involving socks. For example, you might refer to a specific type of sock, such as 短袜 (duǎn wà) which means "short socks," or 长袜 (cháng wà) meaning "long socks."
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