Diabetic Ankle Socks, Non-Binding Circulatory Doctor Approved Cushion Cotton Quarter Socks for Men’s Women’s 3,6,12 Pack

My husband has large areas of scar tissue from skin grafts after having 3rd degree burns on his legs and feet. Recently the elastic in his socks began irritating his skin terribly. I suggested he try diabetic socks since they would not be as tight. These ankle socks felt sooo much better! They are wider and looser and 90% cotton so much less irritating. He just got them so I can’t speak to how well they will last or launder. He asked me to order some crew socks then from the same brand so I know he is happy with them!

Great socks. Bought them for my husband and he says they’re the most comfortable socks ever.

Loose around the ankle and doesn't leave indents

These socks do not leave impressions on your lower keg from too much pressure on the skin, yet they stay up on your leg. Very comfortable.

Description is dead on. Breathable and keeps my feet dry. Comfortable. Gonna buy more

First, let me start out by saying I never leave reviews, but I have reached the point where I am tired of some of the bad quality products that some of these companies that Amazon chooses to do business with is trying to pone off on the public. I ordered these same socks on 29JUL24 and they were perfect. The fit and quality was great. So my husband decided he wanted another pack. Good fitting diabetic socks can be a challenge to find. I ordered him another pack on 22AUG24. They arrived in 3 days which was great. When I opened the shipping package, I saw immediately that even though I ordered the exact same socks, color, size and style as before, these were from a different company. That would have been just fine, if they would have been made the same, but they weren't. They were the same color, size and style diabetic socks, but that is where the similarity ends. The cuffs were 1 inch too short and the heel started immediately after the cuff, so the cuff is now part of the heel that is now down in the shoe. The socks bunch up on top of the foot (where the foot bends), which adds pressure on the top of the foot from the folds in the sock. The reason you buy diabetic socks is to alleviate any unnecessary pressure on any part of the foot. Diabetic's feet can be very sensitive. It is impossible for anyone to wear these socks, whether you are diabetic or not. They were not made for human feet. Where is this company's quality control? Amazon, your company needs to exercise more discretion about the companies you elect to do business with because this type of company is a bad reflection on you. I am looking for a response from you, Amazon, to contact me about how this situation is going to be rectified.

Look nice my first pair sock keeps falling off foot no matter which foot I put it on my foot was swollen but when it unswelled sock falls off but they r confi havnt tried the other 2 pairs yet went back to my regular socks

I like my socks