Just buy one and the same. No more pairing socks. Throw em in a drawer and any 2 socks you pull out are always matching. When 1 gets a hole you also don't need to throw out the pair.
This lpt gets repeated fairly often but I can't believe anyone actually follows it. How dull is life if you really only have one style of sock?
You're downvoted idk why. I mean I have only the same black socks, and a couple of pairs that guy gifted to me.
I default to my blacks as they are exactly what I like. The thickness, the length, the elasticity. I sometimes wear the other socks when I'm meeting those that gifted them but it's always slightly awkward and just not there.
I do have colorful options in almost every but of other clothing, however in socks I'm pretty particular.
However I wouldn't downvote anyone on different sock particularities, you go ahead with your flashy socks!
I suspect the downvotes are due to how I presented the opinion as opposed to it just being an opposing view.
Tbh it was never about flashy socks, I do have some garish colours for the odd occasion but mostly the variety is through different uses. Hiking, running, skiing, boot, trainer, summer, winter. Sure, there is some crossover but many of then are vastly different.
I find it unlikely that there's really some mystical all purpose sock out there?
To be fair I own socks for hiking and sports, and for very cold weather I'll wear long ones. But it's pretty moderate where I live, so for most circumstances my black cotton socks are adequate. In het hot weather I just go without.
You can do the same with happy socks, all of the same size. Pick any two, and you're almost guaranteed to have a fitting, happy pair that doesn't match. If they do, just repick one. Though I would never replace them just for holes.
Wool socks. They are wonderful.
Sockocalypse - buying socks in bulk so they always match. When socks wear out, you throw them out until you run low on critical mass, throw them all out and sockocalypse again.
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