National Sock Day in USA

Socks are a staple part of our wardrobe and one of the few items of clothing that we wear every day. The Word “Sock” May Come from Both Latin And Greek. The oldest known pair of socks is 1,600 years old and was excavated at the end of the 19th century from the burial grounds of ancient Oxyrhynchus, a Greek colony on the Nile in central Egypt. Ancient Romans Used Work Socks with their Sandals. Socks Have Been Made of Many Different Materials Throughout the Centuries.

National Sock Day in USA, celebrated on December 4, is a day to celebrate those rarest of socks that managed to stick together and maybe to mourn those socks that. 82% of young men wear odd socks at least once a week.

Misplaced socks are no laughing matter. For example: in 2011, researchers established that the average UK four person family will lose 60 socks a year, racking up a total loss of £240.