Baby McTinyfoot
The smallest sock in the museum. Baby McTinyfoot was outgrown in approximately 11 days, but his…
I have its twinThe lonely hearts club for socks
Post your lonely sock and help it find its long-lost twin, or let it start over with a brand-new partner. Free, a little silly, and surprisingly heartwarming.
Post a lonely sockBrowse lonely socks
Dreamed up on The Absurdists with Marlo & BrandiHow it works
Snap a photo, give it a name and write its personal ad. Tell us if it’s looking for its lost twin or a brand-new partner.
Found a sock at the laundromat, the gym or in a hotel room? Tap “I have its twin.” Got a single sock of your own? Tap “Be my partner.”
We email the owner your note and they reply to you directly. Emails stay private. When it works out, the couple joins the Re-Paired wall.
Season 3, Episode 2: Potato Mail, Rent-a-Chicken and Cryonics: The Weirdest Subscriptions
Born on The Absurdists
Socks Without Partners was dreamed up on The Absurdists, the weekly comedy show where Marlo Anderson and Brandi Mastrud dig into strange laws, weird facts and everyday nonsense. It came up on Season 3, Episode 2, “The Weirdest Subscriptions.” They’re both unapologetic sock lovers, and they agreed that every lonely sock deserves a second chance at love.
Newly lonely
The smallest sock in the museum. Baby McTinyfoot was outgrown in approximately 11 days, but his…
I have its twinA black sock with hot pink lightning bolts who identified as 'alternative footwear.' Ziggy was last…
Make a matchSandy Toes never wanted to be a sock. He wanted to be a sandal. Found abandoned…
Be my partnerThis navy argyle sock closed more deals than any piece of clothing should ever have to.…
I have its twinA thick, warm wool sock built for the harshest winters. Sergeant Snowflake went AWOL from the…
Make a matchWorn for every poker game, every job interview, and every first date for 5 straight years.…
Be my partnerRainbow Riot was the life of the drawer. Always the center of attention, always making the…
I have its twinHand-knitted by Grandma Ethel in 1987, this cozy brown sock survived 39 years of love before…
Make a matchLost its twin?
Socks go missing in laundromats, gym bags, hotel rooms and dryers everywhere. Post yours with where you are, and someone who found its other half can reach you.
Socks seeking their twinReady to move on?
Some twins are never coming back. Pair your single sock with someone else’s and give them both a second chance at a drawer to call home.
Socks open to a new partnerHappily re-paired
The wall is waiting for its first couple. Will it be yours? Post a sock, make a match, and your happy pair goes up here.
Mark your calendar
A day to honor every sock the dryer took, and to finally let go of the one you’ve been saving “just in case.” Or, better yet, post it here and give it one more shot at love.