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Why socks get holes at the heel

Short answer: The heel moves more than any other part of the foot inside the shoe, and the constant friction wears th...

Socks that do not itch, how to find them

Short answer: Itching comes from the type of fibre and from the seam over the toes. Choose a smooth fibre such as bam...

Bamboo socks for working days on your feet

Short answer: If you stand all day, moisture and pressure cause the problems. Choose a sock that moves moisture well,...

A 5 pack of socks, the arithmetic behind the value

Short answer: A pack of five costs less per pair than five single pairs. The real saving only comes, though, when the...

How many pairs of socks do you need

Short answer: Count on one pair per day plus three in reserve. If you wash once a week, fourteen pairs is a calm star...

Bamboo tennis socks, what they are for

Short answer: The tennis sock is a short, slightly thicker sock with good cushioning under the foot. It is worn for i...

Low cut socks, the difference between the models

Short answer: Low cut means the shaft is lower than on a regular sock. There are several heights, and the difference ...

Bamboo footies, how to stop them slipping off

Short answer: No-show socks slip off when the heel edge is too low or the elastic is too weak. Choose a style with si...

Ankle socks in bamboo, when they make sense

Short answer: The ankle sock covers the ankle and stops just above the edge of the shoe. It is worn with sneakers and...

How to wash bamboo socks without losing their shape

Short answer: Wash at 40 degrees, use a regular detergent without bleach, and let the socks air dry. That is the whol...

Why bamboo socks smell less than cotton socks

Short answer: It comes down to moisture. Bamboo viscose moves sweat away from the skin faster, and when the foot stay...

Bamboo socks for women, a buying guide

Short answer: Choose by where the sock should sit and what you wear on your feet. Short styles for sneakers, classic ...

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