I have a pair of socks that leave marks on the skin. Since I can't throw them away, I need a solution that helps me wear these socks without leaving any mark and feel comfortable as well. Any suggestions?
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Related: lifehacks.stackexchange.com/questions/7554/…– Chenmunka ♦Oct 26 '15 at 8:41
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Is it just the top, elasticated part of the sock that's leaving a mark?– James WebsterOct 26 '15 at 10:22
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@James Webster Yes. Also elasticated part can't be removed as it will make socks slip down.– A JOct 26 '15 at 10:28
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- Is it just the top, elasticated part of the sock that's leaving a mark?
- Yes.
Fold the elastic down once so that the sock itself provides a small cushion between the elastic and your skin.
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You could also pull the sock down slightly on to a slimmer part of your leg nearer the ankle.
answered Oct 26 '15 at 10:30
Although, for a more left-field answer...
If the elastic is still too tight for the rolling method described by James, you could always break the elastic and find an alternative way to hold your socks up.
Staysput Irish Dancing Sock Glue
Sock Glue exists, and is intended mainly to hold up long (overknee) socks. It's surprisingly widely used - from professional dancers to Japanese girls looking to maintain the "absolute territory" effect.
It attests to being long-lasting, and apparently leaves no marks when washed off.
