This piece is a part of our Great White Sock Review, which runs down all the different white cotton socks we could get our hands on.
In this review, it’s checks over stripes but neither are worth your money.
By The Numbers
- Fabric: 76% cotton, 16% polyester, 6% nylon, 2% elastane
- Made in: Honduras
- Postwash Fabric Density: 1.39g/LI
- Postwash Total Weight: 32g
- Postwash Measurements (inches):
- Length: 16.25
- Width: 3.25
- Toe Stitch: 3.5
- Shrinkage: 0%
- Weight Loss: 0%
- Stretch: 26.56%
- Recovery: 1.56%
- Price Per Pair: $3.33
- Available for $19.99 at Amazon
Fit
It’s a good fit, no complaints here. I especially like the switch over to ribbing on the midfoot.
Fabric
They’re plush but slippery. I think that has to do with the polyester content on the blend but it makes them feel a little cheap and prone to degredation.
Construction
They’re fine. Nike doesn’t produce “bad” stuff and they’ve likely made a billion pair of these over the last few decades.
Conclusion
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It’s the same sock they’ve produced since you wore them in 7th grade gym class, which is reassuring in one sense but not in the fact that you can predict the heel tearing out with a peeling velcro-like crunch.
