Socks and Sandals Hats

Socks with sandals has been an argument for about two thousand years. Archaeologists point to a site in North Yorkshire as the earliest evidence, where Romans appear to have worn socks with sandals. A 2015 study found about one in ten Czechs wears the combination on vacation, a Wall Street Journal story that same year noticed professional athletes doing it, and a 2007 insurance ad campaign in the Pacific Northwest built a whole character around the Sandals and Socks Guy. Novelty sock makers now sell socks printed to look like the combination, and forum skeptics still say sandals are meant for bare feet on the beach. These Socks and Sandals hats are for the wearer who has heard all of that and put the socks on anyway. Two badges name the look. The sentence designs make it a fashion movement with a society and a founding member, state the white sock and black sandal ruling as final, refuse to go barefoot, and cite the Romans as precedent. One defender wrote that the combination is incredibly comfortable, which is the whole case. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Give one to the dad who already has the socks pulled up, and does not need the argument.