Description
The Americans call tartan ‘plaid’, possibly because they had trouble understanding the Scottish accent. To a Scotsman, ‘plaid’ is a woolly bedspread.
Tartan has been popular in Scotland for centuries, and was even banned in 1746. It was a manly thing to wear, and identified a warrior as coming from a particular region.
The question is, are you man enough to wear plaid?
Sizing: All Socksmith socks are One Size Fits Most and will usually fit men’s NZ shoe size 7-13 (see our sizing guide for details and conversions). They are a comfortable fit with a bit of stretch, and have decent elastic around the top. These have a higher cotton count than our women’s Socksmith socks, so they’re a bit sturdier.
The Asockalypse… funky socks and leg wear in New Zealand
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