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Thermal and moisture comfort of garments next to the skin has caught increasing attention. Socks are an important part of foot wearing, which work together with foot and the environment of shoe cavity, and affect greatly the thermal and moisture comfort of foot. Socks with good thermal and moisture comfort can keep the skin of foot dry for a long time and allow the skin to breathe freely. Otherwise, epidermal sweat cannot be transmitted in time, which is not conducive to foot health and comfort. The thermal and moisture comfort of socks is largely related to fiber materials. Currently, socks sold in the market are mainly composed of cotton or polyamide, and also contain a small amount of elastic yarns to make the socks fit snugly. In this study, different material combinations will be used to design mixed knitting socks, through quantitative testing to explore the influence of fiber types on the thermal and moisture comfort of socks.

Effect of fiber materials on the thermal and moisture comfort properties of socks