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I remember when knee high tall tube socks were common & popular (1970 thru 1984 or so). The fabric was cool, breathable, stretchable acrylic elastic. To make more money, manufacturers changed the fabric to thick, tight, non-stretchy cotton with tight nylon elastic. The cost for the cotton fiber yarn was much less than the acrylic stretch nylon yarn, mo' money for the hosiery mills, so why not?. These socks when worn up tall were very uncomfortable & HOT all the time since they were so thick. Everybody stopped wearing this style because of this by 1989. The other reason was the preferred shorts length went to knee length or longer. This gave a home-boy ghetto gangsta kinda look that very few men liked when wearing tall socks. Tall socks still have their place with certain sports such as baseball, intramural sand lot baseball, football, soccer, rugby, and distance runner compression tall socks, etc… This is because of the extra protection given to the wearer. It's no fun to slide into home plate wearing quarter socks since you will always leave a streak of hair, skin, & blood on the slide area. This is followed by 10 days of antibiotics for the raging infection that follows, ouch, "pain!", no fun at all! What goes around comes around, so this style will come back eventually like all styles do. A welcome and surprisingly cool break when seen worn by young people on walking across campus or shopping at the mall these days. The standard gen-z or gen-x street clothes uniform with shorts & shwoosh logo crew socks is BORING and so-so--cliche. You say it doesn't matter, they're just socks. Okay, but we live in a world where everything matters, even this. So how about it, hosiery manufacturers? Start making tall sports socks with stretchy comfortable acrylic yarn again, and your sales will boom to accommodate the new trend. Not sure about all this, reader? Do a google search for the movie "Everybody Wants Some" set in 1980 about college baseball guys. Download & watch, or do a search for images. Tyler Hoechlin (a.k.a. Superman) looks pretty cool in his black striped tall socks. The other guys are dressed this way too. Try a pair for yourself if you can find acrylic elastic socks, and see if you like them (no cotton nylon please). Or take a look at the RUclips video that Alec Benjamin put up titled "Water Fountain". Alec looked pretty good when he was younger & wore that style every day. Or take a look at Olympic athlete Mondo Duplantis doing his pole vault sport. The smooth fabric will slide more easily over the bar if he touches it with his legs when going over. This can make all the difference in whether you win that jump and a gold medal or not. And no, he does not wear that length sock for casual street wear, for work on the pole vault only. They still look good on him. Check it out. Distance runners report the recovery time after a nice long run is much less if tall compression socks were worn for the run, good idea. So why not?

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