Review on 🧦 JOYNÉE Silicone Athletic Short Socks by Sam Simone

I bought black socks for the first time in May 2018 and they were phenomenal. When I came back to buy them back last month I was VERY disappointed that the quality was nowhere equal. rich dark black color with gray lettering. The fabric is stretchy but feels like it has a compression component. You can feel the sock pressing against your feet, which is nice, especially if you're working barefoot in a spa. Ordinary socks don't last long in this type of environment and I was surprised when I started to prefer socks because they have stood the test of time. They were so perfect I should have bought more at the time but I wanted to wait until all my OTHER socks were so torn. I'm embarrassed wanting to save money because these new 2020 socks are a literal POS. I feel like I wasted my money because these new socks will fall apart in no time. I've literally worn a pair (I've tested every damn pair - same results) of 2020 socks during the day with normal walking indoors (tile, carpet, hardwood) and minimal walking outdoors, and we all know it's wearing these days the crown is not so so much. Therefore, these socks absolutely do not have to deal with normal wear and tear, but these socks still cannot support the bare minimum of movement. Socks are soft and smooth inside and out). the outside is a little soft and the inside is rougher and it bothers my toes and I don't even have sensitive skin so I don't know what it is, the texture is not a compression type so I bought these socks to start with. What the heck people's socks don't quite stick to the ground surface like the socks of 2018 do, and finally, the most annoying part of these bad POS 2020 socks excuses is that after a day of wearing them, they got swollen and fluffy when they would be completely out of focus. Company: There is no happy camper here. I was sold first but now I doubt your quality control/honesty because maybe these changes were intentional which I want to know before buying socks a second time. Maybe I should have realized that a $2 drop in price also indicates a drop in quality, who knows? I can only guess. All I know is that I have two pairs of socks and the first pair I bought in 2018 was great (thanks for that!)