For years I bought my socks at Sam's Club and they were made by Burlington with the green line on the toes. They fit my size 15 feet well, made from heavy comfortable material, and last a long time. The pair I bought today, sold under the Member Mark brand have the same appearance, but the material is much different. It is much thinner and does not have the same stretch. I am very disappointed. If you needed to raise the price a couple of dollars, then do so, don't scrimp on the quality.

Thought these were a good value when I purchased them. They felt good, but developed holes along the seam by the green stripe at the toe, sometimes after the first wearing. Seven out of the ten pairs failed in this area within 3 wearings. I am on my feet at work and usually put in 8 to 10 miles per day, but none of my other socks have had this problem. I will never buy them again.

These are not worth the price. Burlington was far superior. I purchased these when I started running low on the Burlington brand. I have thrown more of the Members Mark brand socks out than my old Burlington socks since buying the Members Mark socks.

When they were sold under the Burlington name, they were the best socks I ever owned. I could get years of wear out of them before they wore out. Now that they changed to Member's Mark, the quality has really gone down. Maybe wear 4 or 5 times before they start to come apart. They also seem to shrink after washing and they were washed in cold water.

Not the same old great socks that you used to carry. These ones are longer and thinner. I've been buying socks from Sams club for 20 years, I'm finally forced to look other places, oddly the same issue is true for the short sock version and the boxers as well.

PLEASE bring back the old socks. The new ones are terribly tight at the top band and I’ve had the rest fall apart and end up bare after the first wash. The old design was tried and true, I STILL use those socks and have put the new one aside. Listen to your people! True statement: We started our membership just to have access to those amazing socks. There are/were none comparable!! BRING THEM BACK PLEASE!

These are Sam's Club's replacement for the Burlington green striped socks that they have had for ever and I loved them, but not these. Too small and of poor quality. These should be sized for about an 8 or so, just very small. I am a size 13 and the Burlington were ok, but these are about 50% smaller.

Hate these. I always buy Goldtoe brand, I love them for their quality. First time purchasing from Sam’s club however. These have a different feel of them than the cotton socks. I usually get. I did not notice it at first while in the package. I just assumed they were the same crew socks I always get elsewhere. I put them in my drawer and threw away the packaging unfortunately. I don’t know what these are made of, but it is not close to 100% cotton, I hate the feel of these on my feet. They do fit fine, they just feel unpleasant to wear. I cannot return because I threw away the packaging. They are useless to me. Check the material composition label, and make sure you are comfortable with the feel of these before purchasing. Others may love them, but for me, they’re unwearable.

I've been buying these socks literally for the past 15 years. I still have many of the ones I originally bought. They've faded, but they're completely wearable. Each year, I buy more, both to replace those damaged from abuse and to make sure I have some brand new ones on hand. What's happened within the past few years is the quality has gone way down. The socks are much thinner, tear easily, get holes within a few wearings, and leave black marks on the floor and rug -- that's right, when wet, the dye will run on to surfaces. Socks in general have gotten cheaper in quality. I got some Hanes socks from a competitor, and they were even worse. But these socks not only were a good deal, they were the best of their kind I've ever had. It's a shame that Sam's Club is losing traction. Each time I go in the stores, there seems to be fewer people (and this started before the pandemic) and more workers just standing around. But now that the merchandise is going down hill, that's a bad, bad sign.

I have purchased these socks numerous times over the years and have always been satisfied. Unfortunately, the quality has noticeably declined. After just one wash, the threading began to come apart on the new pairs. I still own pairs purchased in previous years that have held up well and do not have these issues, which highlights the drop in quality.