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What it means when socks pill
Short answer: Pilling is small balls of loose fibres that settle on the surface of a sock. It is a sign of friction a...
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Thin or thick socks, what suits what
Short answer: Thin socks for closed shoes, warm days and smart clothes. Thicker socks for boots, cold weather and lon...
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Bamboo socks for travel, how many pairs to pack
Short answer: Pack one pair per travel day up to five, and beyond that take four pairs and wash as you go. Thin socks...
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Socks in grey, black and navy, when to wear which
Short answer: Black for smart clothes and dark trousers, navy for blue and for everyday, grey for everything in betwe...
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Socks for long shifts in healthcare
Short answer: On a twelve hour shift, moisture, pressure and swollen legs are what cause trouble. Choose a sock with ...
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Can bamboo socks go in the tumble dryer
Short answer: They can handle it, but they last longer without it. The tumble dryer wears out the elastic in the cuff...
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How often should socks be changed
Short answer: Every day. A sock that has spent a full day in a shoe is damp, and the moisture is what causes odour an...
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Socks for hiking, how to avoid blisters
Short answer: Blisters come from moisture and friction. Choose a sock that moves moisture, make sure it sits smoothly...
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Bamboo socks for cold feet in the evening
Short answer: Cold feet in the evening often come from feet that have been damp all day. A dry pair of socks after wo...
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Striped socks, when they fit in
Short answer: Stripes work for everyday wear, sneakers and leisure. For smart clothes and meetings, most people stick...
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Why one sock disappears in the wash
Short answer: Socks rarely disappear. They get caught in the door seal, hide inside a duvet cover or fall down behind...
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How to sort the sock drawer once and for all
Short answer: Buy identical pairs in a few colours, throw out single socks, and keep one box for everyday wear and on...
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