What is the difference when wearing socks with the seamless sewing mentioned in the description?
When seeing the expression 'seamless sewing' in a sock's detailed description, you might wonder how it feels different when actually worn. This question aims to check whether the finish prevents irritating seams from touching the toes or instep.
These socks from THREE TO EIGHTY use seamless sewing to minimize seams, providing a smooth fit without any foreign feeling against the foot[1].
When putting on socks, the tip of the toes is where you first encounter a seam. As you tie your shoelaces tightly and walk, the thick seam running across the top of your toes often presses into the skin and causes discomfort. Seamless literally means a method of knitting that eliminates or minimizes the seams connecting fabrics. Unlike regular socks, which overlap fabrics and sew them together, they are smoothly connected during the knitting process, characterized by leaving no protruding seam allowance on the inside.
THREE TO EIGHTY's LOGO CUSHION CREW SOCKS are made by applying this seamless sewing method[2]. Because there is no ridge catching the tips of your toes, it reduces friction or pressure on your toes inside shoes. In addition, recycled yarn and highly elastic Lycra yarn are used together with added cushioning to flexibly and comfortably wrap around the entire foot[3].
Whether the cushioned structure is applied across the entire sole or only placed in specific areas has not yet been confirmed in official materials.
Product measurements
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LOGO CUSHION CREW SOCKS
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 발목길이 ◦ | 43cm |
| 길이 ◦ | 18cm |
| 폭 | 7cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.