All Cotton Socks

I know i can get it online.. like on ebay or something, but i don't have a credit card, and i prefer to just go to a retailer.. a store to purchase these so please.. does anyone know of any stores that carry all cotton socks - 100% or close to it? thanks for your help everyone

Any sporting goods store will have what you need.

2007-06-30 09:58:35 by Andre The Giant

A commercial for 100% cotton socks with Anthony Mitchell

I heard that synethetic material socks are better - or are cotton socks good enough?
What about 2 cotton socks (on each foot) to offset any blistering?

Cotton is not preffered. Cotton gets wet from sweat and rubs giving blisters. You are better off with hiking socks that are designed to wick away moisture.

However if you are on doing recreational hiking here and there regular socks are ok.

2007-06-26 06:32:58 by Jacinda

Price: $20.40 $13.56

3-way stretch material can be positioned to expose eyes, eyes and nose, or eyes - nose and mouth
Protects hair, face and neck from that annoying overspray
One Size Fits All!

The black socks sold in stores aren't good for my feet, since they're usually made of polyester which ends up making my feet sweaty. Can I dye my white cotton socks with something to make them look black? Does anyone have experience doing this?

At Walmart they sell black gym socks which are cotton and not expensive at all. They may have black gym socks at a sporting good store too but a little more pricey. I wear black gym socks for work and they look like dress socks. Dying is such a hassle but it can be done. Use Rit dye. They may run when you sweat though.

If you dye I'll never speak to you again! heh-heh

Have a great day!!!

2006-09-07 10:36:18 by syruploverforyou

Price: $10.00 $10.00

Crew length
USA
74% Cotton, 16% Nylon, 9% Polyester, 1% Lycra-Spandex

I run cross country. I went to a running store and they said that non-cotton socks should be worn while running. They didn't go into the reason why. Will I run better if I wear non-cotton socks/no socks?

If in really warm weather, you can sweat a bunch and cotton socks can possibly cause blisters (mainly if socks are lose). I've usually 95% train in cotton socks and will run races in the dri-fit light ones. Not wearing socks may cause blisters, but you may can get away with it. Go with some low cut dri-fit socks is what I'd recommend. Good Luck

2008-09-04 19:03:09 by ddtozone

I came to know about this recently from a reputed Socks Manufacturer who has 20 years experience. He says Machine wash reduces the life of elastic of the Socks.

I'm sure he's right and it does - but I really, truly, envy anyone who actually has the time to handwash socks!!! It's that age old debate, time versus money, plus the eternal question of what constitutes quality of life.....

2006-10-01 05:03:32 by ce