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If it is warm enough to wear sandals then do so without the socks. If it is cold enough to wear socks then wear them with "normal" shoes.
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To be fair though it isn't only Czechs who do this. Slovaks do it too. And so do Germans. Perhaps it's a Central Europe thing.
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While not 100% accurate I notice that Czechs tend to prefer white socks with sandals while most Germans sport black socks with their sandals.
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I found these "sock sandals" out on eBay. So even if you don't have sandals on at the time it looks like you are still wearing socks and sandals. I know a couple of Czechs who will be getting these for Christmas.
I don't wear socks only when I'm going to the swimming pool and the beach. This is not the U.S.
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