When is national no socks day

What fiend would try to confine them by inventing socks and stockings, for that matter, which, being made of artificial materials, are even worse?

Just say no!!! Sock wearers, give it a try. Take those confining articles of torture off right now. Wiggle your toes, dig them into the carpet, enjoy the smooth feel of wood and tile beneath your feet and the delicious feeling of lush grass and moist earth. I feel the same way about pantyhose! But I need my socks, Ben, at least until June. Hope your toes enjoy their freedom today! But NO socks!!! You are commenting using your WordPress. Humor Me A mix of life, laughter, and literature.

National No Socks Day! Share this: Twitter Facebook Email. Like this: Like Loading Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email required Address never made public. Name required. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Well, the point of discussion today is not about differentiating between needs and wants.

Socks have been mass-produced to cater to all the population. Everyone from babies to old adults uses socks every day. You can find them in different material types from Silk, cotton, wool to polyester. Before 2nd Century AD, people mostly used animal skins, or cloth wrappings for protecting their feet in case they wore any footwear. Earlier sandals with soft fur lining were used to absorb the sweat when people needed to labor or go on longer journeys.

In , the first knitting machine was invented that increased the production of socks by 6 times. Since then, the prices have been reduced and available for everyone. By , the blended socks were a crowd favorite rather than silk and cotton. Socks offering comfort and sweat absorbing properties were the need of the hour and stole the limelight. Today, socks are available in various designs, colors, and lengths.