Really cheap!

This 10-pack of crew socks is an exceptionally good deal. The price works out to less than $1.50 per pair of socks with tax, which is far better pricing than any other pack of socks I've been able to find. The socks themselves are soft and last a long time. We've bought these socks several times over the years and never had a problem with the elasticity wearing out. We've only bought the black ones, but I would imagine the white ones are the same. The only thing I don't like about them is that the size is for 6-12 in men's, and my shoe size is a 14 men's. Even with the sizing, they still fit fine and are comfortable. They are a cotton sock, and not a "breathable" style, so they work best for cooler weather and just day to day normal wear.

I’m really impressed with the Member's Mark Men's 10-Pack Cotton Crew Socks. The comfort level is outstanding—they're soft, breathable, and feel great whether I’m working out or just relaxing at home. The added arch support is a fantastic feature that you don’t usually find in everyday socks at this price point. It makes a big difference in overall comfort and fit. I also love the convenience of the 10-pack; it definitely makes laundry day easier and ensures I always have a fresh pair on hand. These socks offer exceptional quality and value, and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable, comfortable everyday socks.

In general this is a good product, however, the elastic band around the arch area makes this a major pain to put on and take off. I see this as nothing more than a marketing gimmick and don't see how this can possibly support ones arch. It takes a rigid piece inside of a shoe to support the arch. A flexible stretchable anything can't do it.

too tight the top part

I bought these for the 75% cotton, the warmth of a crew style, size 6-12. I am a 5'3", 144 lb woman, with size 8 shoe size, feet that swell by end of day to 8.5 size. They should have been loose on me. The elastic seam at the top was tight. I have cut off the top of the shank, removing the elastic, and re-hemmed. Much more comfortable; no more edema rings at the ankle. A bummer that the sock is cut for a leg of skinny proportion up to the knee.

Drastically tide, I couldn't wear them for more than a few minutes. Appears to be a trend now for the long socks, have old ones and they are a bit tide but not like those. The 4" socks were ok. My shoe size is 10.5W. Will try to stretch them on a jar in the dishwasher - read over the internet that heat stretching works. But why can't I find long socks that fit when just a few years old socks fit?

I bought these for work to wear with my boots. As some have mentioned these fit snug. I'm a 10.5 and I think that's about the limit. If you're smaller than a 10 these should be fine. When you first wash them you may want to turn them inside out. They leave a bit of fuzz balls on your feet. Also, letting them air dry instead of using the dryer might help with the shrinkage that happens from using the dryer. That being said they are comfortable but not sure if I would buy them again due to the fit.

Run tight around the leg and my husband has skinny legs!

Not well made! Not the same as before and within a month toe seam is coming apart!