I wear sandals year round. No socks. I have a drawer full of really nice socks that I no longer have any use for.
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I used to laugh when I saw kids with Crocs.
A few years ago, as a gag, I got Crocs.
I now wear Crocs and I'm considering buying indoor Crocs and outdoor Crocs.
Crocs.
I used to think Crocs were stupid. I
I was looking for indoor winter footwear for the cold floors: Slippers with socks were too hot. Slippers without socks were too sweaty and gross. Just socks wore out my socks too quickly.
I now have indoor Crocs. They're great to regulate temperature.
I have a pair of indoor crocs only. It is great on non carpeted floors. Mine are white to make it easy to differentiate from my outdoor crocs.
I wear cheap croc knockoffs. Once I got real crocs as a christmas present, and they weren't as comfy as the cheap no name brand notcrocs.
That said, still prefer leather sandals, they are more comfortable still. But that could be because I live in a hot climate.
24 hrs since I put them on for sleep and keep them on for the next day
Hours, max 12
And yes I take two showers a day. Got to keep all the bits clean.
NaN. I live in the tropics, socks aren't really a thing.
If I have to wear silly formal shoes for a function or whatever, I wear them maybe two hours.
I exercise regularly so Iβm changing socks like twice a day.
7 pairs, 7 days. Costco Caterpillar socks.
Plese reply me with picture of Kryten washing Listers socks with hammer.
Iβll change my socks every day, and more if Iβm swapping out workout clothes for fresh clothes.
Oddly, I really donβt experience foot odor. Other bits can get rather ripe, but whether Iβm wearing boots or going barefoot, my feet just do t get funky. That said, I have had athleteβs foot and Iβve seen what happens when someone doesnβt change their socks after days of marching and working in the field. I know itβs not a major danger for me at this point, but Iβve got a whole drawer full of socks, and in any case I want them to match with my shoes and pants.
I also change every 2 to 3 days, which is also the interval at which I shower and change clothes in general. So basically "Take off old cloth - shower - put on new clothes".
8hrs, but that could be a day or it could be a week.
One but I will make a 48 hour exception for socks if you don't wear shoes as well and you don't leave the house, still a bit gross.
I once wore the same pair while camping on a beach for 10 straight days but those were different times.
What if I told you that for 10 dollars a week you could wear brand new socks every day!
Change your socks!!!
Unless you're laying around doing virtually nothing change your socks daily!
Smelling like a dog? Time to change dem socks.
Had to every day with cotton. I can rotate my merino wool socks throughout the work week. 2 pair for 5 days.
i used to change socks every day, if i wore shoes, but since switching to only wool socks, i basically only change them once a week on laundry day unless they get muddy or something. wool socks can go a lot longer without washing than lesser fibers.
If they've been off after a day I don't see how you can put used socks back on.
I will wear underwear or socks more than 24h if i shower halfway into a day or if I am being sick/a slob and just not taking any clothes off.
Socks are for the weak. I wear sandals unless itβs a formal occasion and even then I only wear socks to protect my Jordan 1 low Pandas from me.
Depends what I'm doing. On an average home office day I barely even wear socks outside of dropping the kids off at school, so the pair that ~I'm currently wearing~ is on the floor next to my bed has been used three days in a row.
When I'm doing field work it usually means long days of wearing shoes, often in hot climate, and often loafing around airports. For those days I always pack three extra pairs of clean socks to have in my kit.
Bought a marino wool shirt because i was told this. Still incredibly itchy even if it was better than regular wool.
If you are somewhere pretty cold and unsociable then fine. You could also wear two pairs at once, the woolen ones on the outside and washed less often than thinner ones inside to wash often. Done that. Works well. Again; cold, kinda not social.