footcloths
/ˈfʊtˌklɔθs/
noun
- Pieces of cloth worn wrapped around the feet, used historically as socks or for protection.
- The hiker used clean footcloths to keep his feet dry during the long march.
- In some cultures, footcloths were a common part of traditional footwear.
- Soldiers in the past often wore footcloths instead of socks to prevent blisters.