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National Lost Sock Memorial Day (US)

National Lost Sock Memorial Day on 9 May is a light-hearted US day for letting go of socks that have lost their partners.

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Last checked28 October 2026
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About the day

National Lost Sock Memorial Day falls on 9 May. It is a light-hearted day for saying goodbye to odd socks that have lost their pairs.

Denver7 reported a 2016 study commissioned by Samsung which found people lose an average of 15 socks a year. One suggestion for the day is to turn single socks into puppets for children.

It suits sock and clothing brands, laundry and appliance makers, dry cleaners, homeware retailers and textile recycling schemes.

Dates for the next three years

YearDateWhereStatus
2027Sunday 9 May 2027USASame date every year
2028Tuesday 9 May 2028USASame date every year
2029Wednesday 9 May 2029USASame date every year

Sectors this day suits

Types of business that could link their activity to this day.

  • Clothing and hosiery
  • Home appliances
  • Laundry and dry cleaning
  • Homeware retail
  • Textile recycling

Questions and answers

When is National Lost Sock Memorial Day (US) 2027?

National Lost Sock Memorial Day (US) 2027 is on Sunday 9 May 2027. It falls on the same date every year.

Who organises National Lost Sock Memorial Day (US)?

National Lost Sock Memorial Day (US) has no single organiser. Many organisations mark it independently.

Where is National Lost Sock Memorial Day (US) marked?

National Lost Sock Memorial Day (US) is marked in the USA.

Where do these details come from?

We checked these details against one source, including Denver7: Thursday is the day to let go of lost socks. They were last checked on 28 October 2026.

Where this information comes from

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