Sierra SocksSeamless Ribbed Combed Cotton Turn Cuff, Loose-Fitting Diabetic Socks for Sensitive Feet, Lightweight, Thin Socks

Have gotten several pairs in the past. Socks are nice quality. I have always been happy with the item as well as the recent customer service I recently received. Seems that the USPS is saving money by NOT training their newest fleet of letter carriers...the letter carrier in this case failed to read the proper street name and/or corresponding building numbers...So, my socks are "somewhere out there" in someone else's mailbox because they were "delivered" on May 24th and there is still no sign of them.

i like that the socks have very little elastic which I am allergic to. This set of socks had tags on them that made holes when detatched.

I wish they came in more colors

I ordered socks from the same company a few years ago and they were perfect: cotton with no toe seams and no tight binding at the top. Those were no longer available, so I order these. They are similar, but the fabric is very, very thin. They lose their shape as soon as you put them on. I still wear them, but I miss the thicker cotton socks.

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The colors were the reason I chose these socks, and they were true to the photos. However, the fabric is very thin, which causes them to immediately stretch out. I doubt they will last long as they seem poorly made, especially for what they cost.

I was excited to find all cotton socks in more colors than Buster Brown. Unfortunately, the very slim top elastic doesn’t expand enough for the mild swelling in my ankles at days end.

TLDR: pure cotton, true to shoe size, rather thin.Longer version:1) the ones I got were definitely 100% cotton. Both according to the tag and because of how they feel and look. There's a very thin rubber or synthetic band at the very top to prevent the top from sliding down, but it doesn't touch the skin and is not binding. There's no synthetic component in the fabric itself. I'm sensitive to these things and used to paying attention, so I would be able to tell.2) I ordered my usual shoe size and they fit perfectly. Wouldn't advise going a size up (like the sock sizing usually works). They fit moderately tightly, again, not binding at all, but not being too loose anywhere either. I have relatively wide feet though.3) they were thinner than I hoped :( I primarily needed them to keep my feet warm at home, but they are too thin and don't do the job in winter. Come warmer weather, they'll be fine, but right now I have to layer them with another pair of socks. It feels like they'll be too thin to wear with winter boots as well, plus I'm worried about the fabric ripping quicker that way.Will update the rating if something else comes up. They are decent and comfortable as thin cotton socks.

These are soft, but small and compressive. I wear mine with moisturizer overnight. By morning, my right foot cramps. My guess is they are 50/50 spandex and bamboo. If they were 2x larger and 10% longer they would be ok.

I think these socks are alright, but the fit was not true to size. They are too large, and the seller expected me to pay the $14.50 in shipping three times (first in purchasing, then in returning, and then in buying another pair) to get a size that fits! $20.43 per pair is way too much! Save your money and get some socks elsewhere!

My friend only wears cotton socks and these were a hit. only downfall is they don't last as long as hoped.

I've been using these socks for years, because the cuff doesn't squeeze my leg around the ankle like regular socks with elastic do. Love it.

I was not able to wear the socks second time because the socks was too loose after wash.