Selling socks at stalls is profitable. The more socks are put, the more socks are sold in the stall. The more people you meet, this is experience. So don't be afraid to buy more socks. Even if this is the first time you sell socks in a street stall, don't worry if you can't sell a lot, because socks won't break in a day or two. On the other hand, if you buy too little, the styles and colors will be reduced, and the goods on the booth will be reduced, so few people will watch it. This is a proportional relationship. If you look carefully, you will see a phenomenon. The more booths, the better the business; The fewer booths there are, the fewer people buy them.

Before people wear socks, people always use leggings in a broad sense. This can be traced back to ancient Egypt, when leather leg straps and socks-like clothing were sewn with hemp or wool fabrics. When the Crusades arrived, Shosshaw socks appeared, but it was not designed for ladies. Socks made of silk fabrics across the army are more beautiful. Ladies decorate their ankles with exquisite shoes, flashing under beautiful skirts. At that time, socks were a man's patent. 1589, William Li Faming, a student from the British seminary, invented a machine for sewing socks by hand, which was six times faster than that by hand. This is the founder of sewing machine. At the same time, the ladies began to wear socks.