OK, fess up. Who else wears their sox inside out?

[Paper Roses]

The ridge at the top of the toes of all the sox I buy drives me nuts! Years ago, sox were woven in a manner that did not make that-across the toe stitching. I can't stand it. Every brand I try is the same way. Anyone found a brand that has been manufactured without this method of stitching?
Even Gold Toe, a good brand is the same way. I know it must be cheaper to make but it sure makes life miserable.

Simple things make me happy. A good pair of cotton sox without the ridge would be great.

[Shell Beau]

1. It depends on if they are inside out when I get to them.

I just put them on. There is one pair though that I do prefer to wear inside out. They are all rough on the insides because of the design on the outside.

[trof]

3. Oh...that's GOOD!

"I just takes them as they comes."
;-)

[Shell Beau]

4. Damn skippy!

:P

[trof]

2. You must have STD*.

*Sensitive Toe Disorder
Happily I don't, so the toe seam has never been a problem for me.
And I only wear socks about 4 months out of the year.
:-)

[Midlodemocrat]

5. I don't wear socks.

I wear flip flops year round. Unless it's snowing. Then I wear shoes with knee highs.

[nolabear]

6. Yep, I do. Damn thing gets caught under my (very short) toenails!

Or either I can't help but compulsively scrape them across it; I haven't quite figured out which.

[pscot]

7. It all depends

on where the hole is.

[tandot]

8. I bought seamless socks because the seams drove me nuts

Here is a website:

http://www.footsmart.com/P-Therasock-SmartKnit-Seamless-Socks-60347.aspx

I bought mine at a sports store in the mall and don't remember the brand. Any socks with seams I wear inside out.

[Paper Roses]

10. Fantastic site, I'll go through it today. Thanks n/t

[Mopar151]

9. I wear socks for me

with the seams away from my feet. Wearing with the seams turned in is inside out!

[old mark]

11. I think today is the day I will stop wearing socks till maybe October

I do notice the seams at times,but it causes me no great distress. I think everything now is made with easy cheap manufacturing in mind, not the consumer's comfort or happines.

mark