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If you are looking for the perfect slouchy sock- this is it. It’s very high quality. These feel substantial, tightly woven, and great on the feet. I have particularly wide ankles and lower calves and this is not tight on me.
The owners were kind enough to extend a solution for a mistake on my part with ordering. They were extremely kind and quick to respond.
Please support this business !
They advertise themselves as high quality but it for sure isn't worth the quality you get for $20 per pair of socks not to mention the shipping is not free either, for some reason the black pairs have a logo saying 3am on the bottom but the white ones don't, and as soon as I wore them the 1st time they started pilling like they were old.. Not what I would expect for a $20 pair of socks and I can't get a refund anyway so I wasted $200 on a set of 14 socks.
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