No Nonsense Women's Soft Quarter 🧦 Top Socks: 6-Pack of Comfort and Style Review

I've had socks that lasted for years. I was disappointed that they were smaller and thinner. I washed them and they got even smaller, like children's! I want to buy items made in the USA and was very pleased, but they do not meet my needs or expectations.

I bought a pack of socks from this brand about a year ago. Very satisfying socks! They have served my feet well. Since I needed a replacement, I opted for a different package. Completely unsatisfactory! These new socks fit into my shoes within an hour. The second couple parted in bed. I would NOT recommend buying these socks.

Unfortunately, this batch of Hanes socks (women's) didn't pass the comprehensive test like the others. Size must be under 10 (I wear size 8 shoes). They were lucky enough to make them 8-1/2 new and 7-1/2 after washing. The toes stretch in front of the toes and are very tight from the first wear. Not exactly happy. Made abroad again.

I am disappointed with the quality of these socks (I use them for workouts where I walk 45-60 minutes 3 times a week); They are very thin with no padding and the elastic around the top tears and stretches after just (1) washing. I expect them to wear out after 2 or 3 washes. Next time I will choose differently.

The fiber content in the description does NOT match what was stated on the packaging I received. Packaging Shows: 75% Cotton, 14% Nylon, 7% Viscose, 2% Polyester, 2% Spandex. I am very upset that the seller did not state the correct fiber content. I'm angry that now I have to find the time to get her back. I need at least 80% cotton and very few synthetic fibers.

These no-nonsense socks aren't the quality they were a few years ago. The description lists sizes 4-10, but anyone over a size 8 will have trouble getting the cuff at the top of the ankle. They are also very narrow. When they stretch to the width of the foot, the "cushion" has stretched to the point where the skin between the tissues is showing. In addition, the proportion of cotton has fallen by 10% in recent years. No longer. I would not recommend these socks.