Wednesday, August 3, 2011

How To Choose The Right Pair Of Socks

By Bryan James


Solid colors are more suited for formal dress. This is certainly true for hosiery items as well. Black socks are normally worn by those attending a party, prom, dance or other social affairs. The color of hosiery is often dependent on the seasons as well. During the cold and snowy winter, many people wear dark colors so that the snow and sleet cannot leave their clothes looking dirty.

There are many different materials that are used in the manufacturing of black socks. Some of the material can be nylon, rayon, wool, or other synthetic material that has been produced by humans. Some of the textures are softer than others depending on the material used.

Hosiery is often dyed in solid colors. This is because many can be done at the same time. If the material that is being used is natural, from an animal, the material may have to be dyed, depending on the color of the animal.

Hosiery comes in a wide variety of styles, color and price. There are some that are made by hand, which are a little expensive as you have to pay for the amount of time that the person has spent making it as well as the material. Those that are factory made in foreign countries are often found to be the cheapest in price.

All hosiery should be hand washed and laid flat or hung up to dry. Avoid using a dryer as this can cause shrinkage. Drying with heat can also cause static build up.

This color of hosiery can be found in most department stores. The texture and pattern is varied. Some of them are rather expensive while others are cheaper in price. Some people choose to have someone make their hosiery by hand knitting them. This is a skill that takes practice and patience, however, the end result is beautiful.




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