- Sock material
Socks with different materials have different advantages and disadvantages. You should choose different material socks according to different seasons, occasions, and your own needs.
- Check the socks detailed instructions
For socks, you usually need to carefully check the markings on the tag or packaging to see if there are size specifications, fiber content and simple and clear washing symbols.
- Touch the sock toe
To judge whether the seam workmanship of a pair of socks is good or not, just turn the socks inside out and look and feel whether there are protruding sewing lines on the seams of the socks. The boneless stitching process is also called manual stitching. This process completely relies on the human eye to align the stitches one by one and then sew.
- Look at the sock eyelets
It is also very simple to judge whether the sock heel design is reasonable. Flatten the sock as a whole, then fold it in half along the center line of the sock heel, and then see if there is a protruding margin in the sock heel. If the margin is relatively large, it is considered to be Ideally, the protruding part of the sock heel should be tilted at about 35 degrees.
- Try on socks
We use our fingers to pull the socks. As the stretch increases, the pressure of the latex rubber band on the fingers will increase. However, the pressure of the Lycra elastic band on the fingers is relatively similar under various expansion and contraction ranges. .
- Length
The specifications of socks are expressed by sock size, and sock size is based on the actual length of the sock sole, so you can choose socks that fit you after you know your foot length. Measure the length of your feet. Once you know the length of your feet, you can choose your sock size.