🧦 Hue Women's Quarter Top Socks with Cushion - 6 Pack Review

These socks are of excellent quality, comfortable and fit perfectly! According to the packaging, they are made of 80% cotton, 18% polyester, 1% spandex and 1% nylon. I originally hoped they would be 100% pure cotton (hard to find socks these days) for comfort and moisture retention reasons, but to my surprise they lived up to my expectations. They are well made, look good, fit well and are very comfortable. These socks are definitely my favorites so far ♡.

Perfect fit! I usually buy Hanes socks but now they are made from a polyester blend which makes them thin and snug. I first tried ribbed Hue socks for their resemblance to Hanes socks, but they bruised my ankle badly. For the most part, however, the cotton blend felt better on my feet. I stumbled across these and decided to try them to relieve the pressure on my ankle. It was the bill! They're perfect, which is why I'm now a Hue customer for both pajamas and socks. Thank you Hue for continuing…

These socks are the answer to my dream! They are not too thin, but not too soft either. Also, they don't have a Nike or Ralph Lauren logo on them - no ads! (Logo in the sock next to the toes - not visible!). Due to the ankle length, they don't slip in my shoes like shorter sports socks. They're not 100% cotton - and I'm glad. The combination of materials used help them wick away sweat etc. I bought 24 pairs and threw away all my socks and only wear these. I suggest you do the same.

I only gave these socks 4 stars because they are a little tight in the toe area. I wear women's 7.5 inch shoes and don't have particularly large feet, but they were very tight around my toes. I still wore a pair all day just to see if they would stretch and they did, but only after a full day. A person wants to wear these socks two days in a row so that the second day is more comfortable! The bottom of the sock is nice and thick.

This is the second Hue sock I've tried in a week. This pair, like the other type I tried, works very little. I wear women's shoes in sizes 8 1/2 to 9 and have an average foot width. So they should fit, but I could barely get heel to heel and the socks are uncomfortably tight. I can't imagine anyone wearing a 10 being able to wear them because they barely stretch to fit me. If you have a small foot (I would say less than women's size 7) they will probably fit you. For me and my statistically…

I've been wearing Hue socks for 10 years. Since I'm prone to blisters, I try to wear thicker, softer socks whenever possible. These socks are very comfortable, breathe well and can be washed for many years. The last pack of 6 Hue socks lasted me 5 years. I can't recommend them enough! Edit (March 9, 2018): At first, I didn't notice any difference in quality between my new Hue socks and my predecessors. However, after about 3 months the fabric on the heels was worn out. I am attaching a photo…

It's so hard these days to find cotton socks at a price that I think is reasonable or that I don't have a lot of polyester in it. My feet usually sweat when they have at least 1% poly in them, but these socks don't (and they're 1% poly). The first batch of these took quite a long time. I got the second batch and I think they only go off after a year, but it's not bad. Fits great around my foot and ankle. I find them comfortable without being too bulky. However, they have a certain thickness…

This is the second Hue sock I've tried in a week. This pair, like the other type I tried, works very little. I wear women's shoes in sizes 8 1/2 to 9 and have an average foot width. So they should fit, but I could barely get heel to heel and the socks are uncomfortably tight. I can't imagine anyone wearing a 10 being able to wear them because they barely stretch to fit me. If you have a small foot (I would say less than women's size 7) they will probably fit you. For me and my statistically…

I've been wearing Hue socks for 10 years. Since I'm prone to blisters, I try to wear thicker, softer socks whenever possible. These socks are very comfortable, breathe well and can be washed for many years. The last pack of 6 Hue socks lasted me 5 years. I can't recommend them enough! Edit (March 9, 2018): At first, I didn't notice any difference in quality between my new Hue socks and my predecessors. However, after about 3 months the fabric on the heels was worn out. I am attaching a photo…

It's difficult these days to find cotton socks at a price I think is reasonable or that doesn't have a lot of polyester. in this. My feet usually sweat when they have at least 1% poly in them, but these socks don't (and they're 1% poly). The first batch of these took quite a long time. I got the second batch and I think they only go off after a year, but it's not bad. Fits great around my foot and ankle. I find them comfortable without being too bulky. However, they have a certain thickness…