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Knitted cuff in the sock leg, why socks have rib at the top
Short answer: Socks often have a rib cuff at the top of the leg, because rib stretches and draws back together, so th...
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Open panels in socks, what they are for
Short answer: Open panels in socks are small zones of looser knit or mesh that let air reach the foot where it otherw...
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Needle count in socks, what the number tells you
Short answer: The needle count tells you how many needles the knitting machine uses to make the sock, and so how fine...
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Terry in the sole of the sock, what the thicker base does
Short answer: Terry in the sole is a denser, looped base that gives the sock cushioning and a little more warmth unde...
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Hoodie and socks for a day at home with cold floors
Short answer: On a day at home with cold floors, your feet are the first to get cold. A soft hoodie and a pair of goo...
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Socks at the bottom of the basket and which are worth keeping
Short answer: Socks at the bottom of the basket are often singles, worn pairs or ones that never get worn. Keep the o...
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Socks that have become too small after washing
Short answer: Socks rarely become truly smaller, but they can feel that way after high heat or hard drying because th...
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Socks when you pack for a trip with seven pairs
Short answer: Seven pairs of socks for a trip is a good starting point if you want to change every day. Choose pairs ...
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Socks for the office when the floor is cold
Short answer: A cold office floor pulls the warmth from your feet, even when the rest of the room is comfortable. Cho...
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Socks for long days cycling to work
Short answer: On long days on the bike your socks should stay in place, cope with moisture and not rub under the foot...
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Socks for women who often get tired legs
Short answer: Tired legs often go with long days on your feet or at a desk, and socks cannot solve everything. But a ...
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Socks that stay up without squeezing
Short answer: Socks that slide down are usually too big, worn out in the elastic, or too smooth for the shape of your...
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