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Socks tend to become lonely, loosing their other half, which makes you end up with lots of single socks in the drawer. I ditched them all and purchased 20 pair
by jsilence 16y ago
Socks tend to become lonely, loosing their other half, which makes you end up with lots of single socks in the drawer.
I ditched them all and purchased 20 pairs of the same socks. I never pair them up, but simply dump them in the drawer after washing.
This way I don't have to pair them up and I never have to quest for "the lost sock(tm)".
- avree 16y agoConversely, you can take my approach: give up wearing matching socks. :)
- Tharkun 16y agoThat's what I do. I just dump all my socks in my drawer and pick two every morning. Sometimes they match, most times they don't. This has been the subject of much amusement at the office and with my family for many years now. I can't count the number of times I've had to ask people why they assume socks "should" be the same colour.
- reeses 16y agoAmen to this one. I found a sock I like (Cole-Haan black pin-dot socks) and just load up once a year at the Nordstrom men's sale. The old ones get washed and donated (they fade slightly in a year, so don't mix-and-match). Keep a reserve pair or two "fresh" (on the card stock) for those days when you forget to wash socks and you somehow run out.