How to wear bubble socks Advantages of bubble socks

There are many types of socks that girls wear. In recent years, cute types of socks such as stacked socks and bubble socks have become popular. Many friends don’t know how to match bubble socks. The editor will introduce this type of socks to you below.

The bubble socks that were first introduced to Japan were not as loose as they are now, but were thick and loose. For those who wanted to wear a loose style, they simply made their socks loose.

Bubble socks are almost always white, although they can be found in black and navy. They are generally larger than regular socks. They are usually worn below the knee and are held in place with sock glue and sock tape (the latter is a product of Hakugen). These two tools are similar to socks, except that they are not worn around the ankles. Bubble socks are often worn with short skirts and Mary Jane heels (round-toed closed-toe high heels) or slip-ons.

First of all, bubble socks are a must-have item for Japanese girls. Everyone knows that Japanese girls wear short skirts all year round. They wear short skirts except for some special festivals when they change into kimonos and sportswear during physical education classes. Bubble socks and short skirts are a perfect match, and the two are just right together. Therefore, many Japanese girls like to wear bubble socks, which has almost become a standard.

Secondly, bubble socks can prevent wind and frostbite and keep warm. Japan is not a country with spring all year round. It snows in winter and is very cold. But as mentioned earlier, Japanese girls wear short skirts all year round, which means their legs are exposed. In this way, the legs will definitely be cold and frozen, after all, the cold wind and ice and snow will directly contact the legs. After putting on bubble socks, the situation will be much better, because they have a certain length, which can wrap around people's legs and isolate the wind and snow to prevent the legs from being frostbitten. Moreover, the bubble socks themselves are also of a certain thickness, which has a good warming effect when worn on the legs.

In addition, it can cover up the defects of the calves and modify the leg shape. Women are more concerned about their body shape, and everyone wants to have a perfect body shape. However, most Japanese girls' calves are not so perfect, and there are some flaws. Wearing short skirts will expose the flaws. Bubble socks are loose, stacked layer by layer on the calves, which can cover up the defects of the calves, making the calves look thin and straight and very beautiful.

According to local international students, many Japanese girls like to wear bubble socks because they are easy to match, warm, and can hide ugliness. Wearing them can achieve three goals at once, so bubble socks are favored by many Japanese girls.

Bubble socks, also known as elephant socks or sometimes pile socks, are a type of socks popular among Japanese high school and middle school girls. They can hide the shape of thick legs and make the legs look thinner when the socks are worn loose.

"Puff socks" is the Chinese name, and the corresponding Japanese name "ルーズソックス" comes from the English word "loosesocks", which means "loose socks". They are named because they are loose on the feet and look like they are falling off but not falling off.

Bubble socks are wool socks that are slightly longer and thicker than ordinary socks. They are usually white, but a few are black. They are usually worn with black leather shoes and school uniforms for girls. They originated from boot socks that were developed and manufactured in the United States to protect the legs when climbing mountains. Because this type of socks has a good warming effect, they were imported from the United States in large quantities to Japan at the time and became popular.

In the 1990s, parts of Japan such as Sendai and Mito City adapted the boot socks and adopted them as part of the domestic high school girls' uniforms (sailor suits). Soon after, they quickly became popular in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, and then the trend spread throughout Japan, and were adopted by most high schools as a must-have item for school uniforms. Another reason is that girls want to cover up their thick legs and make their legs (especially calves) look thinner when wearing loose socks. Later, they gradually became popular among Japanese junior high school girls and became part of the junior high school girls' uniforms. Because bubble socks are only popular among middle school girls aged 12 to 18, they sometimes even become a symbol of high school and junior high school girls.