Sock Organization

As an avid proponent of the sock industry, I find socks both exhilarating and enthusiasm. It has come to my attention from many of my fans and followers and friends and colleagues that the topic of "sock organization" is one of growing importants. So this post is my professional opinion and advice on the matter.

First and foremost... determine your sock genre.
If you are like 87% of americans - you consistently wear one sock (style) and one sock (style) only. I have recommend to many that you should donate all unmatching pairs to various sock recycling agencies and organizations and only keep the one version of sock you wear. This makes for easy finding when all socks match the other one they are by. When you determine your sock genre you can ask for only that kind of sock genre for christmas or easter or your birthday so you don't get kinds you don't want to get in your one kind sock drawer.

Second Step
You can look at this great tutorial by a fellow sock researcher/scientist on how to properly group sock pairs together. Click on this link and it will go to the website in your internet google http://www.burningworkshop.com/2007/05/a_revolutionary_new_approach_t_1.html

Step 3
If you are like me and find all socks very exciting and can not pick one kind of sock to wear because there are too many good kinds to choose from then I recommend you have a special dresser in your house or closet or room to make different drawers the different kinds of socks. I also recommend making little divider sections to keep all the socks in different areas of your drawer so you don't get them confused or lost in other kinds and fabrics.

This is really all it takes to have excellent sock organizing skills. If, heaven forbid, one gets lost please do not let it sit unwanted in your drawer or absolutely do not throw a sock away under any circumstances ever. Here is a website that recycles socks to good homes so click on this link to the right that will take you to the internet page for this company http://www.thesockorphanage.org/Committees/Committees/Recycling.html