According to the sacred texts of Flum-Theory, the Ancients were masters of the Sock-architects' art. They harnessed the very essence of the universe to create structures that defied gravity and redefined the limits of fabric-based engineering.
The Sock-nomial was the first and most revered style of the Ancients. Characterized by its intricate patterns of toe-tally mismatched socks, this style was said to possess the power to mesmerize the unwary with its sheer audacity.
The Toe-tally Random style, as its name suggests, was characterized by a complete and utter disregard for the rules of Sock-architectural harmony. Its proponents claimed that the very act of wearing mismatched socks was a form of performance art.
The Heel-icality style, a fusion of ancient Sock-architectural principles with modernist ideals, was meant to be the pinnacle of evolution in the art form. Its practitioners claimed that the heel of the sock was the true source of all creativity.