👕 Hanes Ultimate Men's 10-Pack White T-Shirts Review

I'm not sure if I received a broken package or something wrong, but the size seems to be too big. I used to buy a lot of Hanes socks for size 11 shoes, but for some reason they are way longer than anything I've ever bought. The picture I posted is of previous socks I've bought compared to this huge one. I've worn a size 11 for a long time, but I've never bought such huge socks in a size 6-12. I think it's some kind of clown sock.

These socks are thinner than the Hanes socks I replaced and are no longer available! Pairs say Hanes in Pink and were thick and fluffy when new. Now thin and soft. But not as thin as new. I would like to send them back! But when you wash them, remember that with bounce sheets, they will get softer after washing. Silly me! And sorry to trust Hanes for quality!

I bought these socks to replace the 'same' men's Hanes low cut socks I bought from Target. Despite the marking, these are not identical spare parts. Compared to store bought ones, they are much larger, less stretchy and have a rougher feel. I am extremely disappointed. It was only after purchase that I noticed that other reviewers had similar complaints. If you're looking for replacement socks for an old favorite, it's best to avoid them.

I have a pair of the exact same socks from 10 years ago and they are still more durable, comfortable and better made than these socks. Either they are fakes or they missed their quality control. These socks are a full 2.5 inches longer than the ones I had, but the material is thinner and the ankle opening is smaller. I don't know who these legs are made for, maybe some kind of bird? They are very uncomfortable and fall apart when washed. Don't waste money and time.

They feel a little "nicer" (if that makes sense) than the previous Hanes socks I've bought and i thought i would hate her but i actually did i really like it. Maybe it's been too long and I've only gotten used to wearing thin socks, but these seem thicker than I remember, but oddly that doesn't mean my feet get any hotter in them. Quite the opposite - I don't know if the material has special wicking properties, but if I've been in the garage or taken a walk outside I can go back inside, take…

ok where do I start. These socks were much larger than the ones I had previously bought at the store. Almost 2cm longer. In addition, the cotton used was fragile and thin. I actually weighed my old pair of low Hanes socks and the large pair that I received and the old pair was a gram heavier than the new socks. Even the label looks cheap. Talk about cutting corners. Like all great companies, they cut costs until their products suck. Most people don't realize it until it's too late, when…

They appear to be a little 'nicer' (if that makes sense) than the previous Hanes ankle socks I've bought and me thought i don't like them but i actually have them i really like them. Maybe it's been too long and I've only gotten used to wearing thin socks, but these seem thicker than I remember, but oddly that doesn't mean my feet get any hotter in them. Quite the opposite - I don't know if the material has special wicking properties, but if I've been in the garage or taken a walk outside I can

I've been buying Hanes socks for over 20 years Years. They weren't the same quality as what I usually buy at Vanity Fair or K-Mart. The socks were much thinner than I've ever bought before, which made me wonder if they were fake or made specifically for cheap outlets. I have the same socks from Kmart and they are 2 or 3 times thicker. They came with the Hanes brand on the box but I've never seen Hanes make socks like these - ever! I don't think these socks will last very long. The seller is…

So where do I start. These socks were much larger than the ones I had previously bought at the store. Almost 2cm longer. In addition, the cotton used was fragile and thin. I actually weighed my old pair of low Hanes socks and the large pair that I received and the old pair was a gram heavier than the new socks. Even the label looks cheap. Talk about cutting corners. Like all great companies, they cut costs until their products suck. Most people don't realize it until it's too late, when…