Sierra Socks Women's Diabetic 3 Pair 100% Cotton Ankle Turn Cuff Seamless Toe Socks (Assorted 3 (Rose/Aquifer/Chime), Sock Size: 11; Fits Shoe Size: 9½-10½)

I liked these socks right from the start. I was going to get more but waited until they were washed to see how they'd come out; they came out great. I plan on getting more. The price is the only issue I have; I don't usually pay that much for socks. That said, they leave my ankles to their normal size; so, they're worth it. Also, they are so soft. I just love them.

I do like the fact these are cotton, I had started developing a skin allergy to acrylic socks, so was looking for an alternative. These are comfortable, although a little thin. But as soon as I switched the skin rash on my ankles started to dissipate. They are a little pricy for what you're getting.

I needed a longer length, these did not disappoint. They are a bit large so I will sew up the toe, not a problem. Nice softness. Colors are pretty in blue. I was expecting a green pair and got a bright yellow instead but that's ok I like bright!! They are washing well but I feel that they might be too thin to last very long, time will tell.

These socks are perfect for my special needs. I have diabetes. They are 100% finely woven cotton, flat toe seam, they are not too tight for when my feet swell. I just bought two more packages today. I am very satisfied with these socks. Regenia

After trying 2 different sizes I gave up on these socks. The material and quality are good but they run so large and loose that they just don't fit well. Maybe for different feet than mine they would be perfect.

These socks run very large so don't go by the size chart. I wear a size 10 women's shoe and the first socks I order were way to big - waiting for a smaller size. Only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars

now in the sense that these are diabetic socks they do what they say and the sizes are ample. I got two different packs, one for me, one for my mom but the clincher and the dead clincher. is that at the top of the sock instead of it releasing all of that space that it gives you in the footing? and the only thing she and I were concerned about is the ankle. that's why we went with this sock. I'm sorry, it's a cat whisker tight woven thing around the ankle and I'd have to get the scissors. I've done that a thousand times and for $17 for three pairs, not a freaking chance

The socks are very well made and have no seams as advertised. They are VERY THIN and provide no cushion for the feet. Considering the cost, I was very disappointed with the weight of the socks.

Cottons is nice and soft, but much too thin and soon would be threadbare . Brand new putting on for the first time and holes at the toe seams. One gets what they paid for., better off spending more for socks not coming apart at the seams.

these are diabetic type of socks. yes I believe so in the loose fit and yet they've got great colors but they've got that cheap cheesy type of elastic on that top that can cut in. even though it's just the binder, they didn't filter it out so that it displaces that top seam and so it will cut in or you'll have to cut it off and maybe it won't make a difference. but for me it does. and I am horrified and I'm going to return both of the three packs that I purchased. I was tickled pink until I got them. no way for the price of that 17 plus dollars for three pairs of socks. am I going to keep either of the three packs? not a chance I'm returning them. absolutely not The speed