Zando Women's Fuzzy Socks - Warm Winter Fleece Slipper Socks, Cozy Fluffy Crew Socks for Indoor & Outdoor Wear - Perfect for Lounging, Yoga, and Cold Weather Comfort

Seem to fall apart pretty quicklySo far, I've noticed one sock in the whole pack did indeed have a hole in the side but honestly I don't care that much. I don't wear fuzzy socks on a regular basis - just on a weekend day or something when I'm lounging around the house. So this is perfect for the occasional-fuzzy-sock-wearer. I feel that I'll get my money's worth before they are trashed!These socks are definitely very comfortable and great for stocking stuffers and small giftsI bought these as part of little gifts for coworkers at Christmas. I was impressed with the quality for the price I paid!Super cute and not too thin. Love the pattern, just as pictured. I got these to keep me warm around my cold houseMedium weight. Live in Georgia, not too hot year round. Soft, wash well.These socks are cozy and fit well but the material is very cheap. I was initially worried since the band of the sock was tight on my ankle, but after the initial ware, surprisingly, didn't hurt my ankle as I thought it would. I have worn them a handful of times, but a pair of socks already have a hole in them. The socks have thin material and they do rip easily but it is expected since the socks are cheap. Also, they do shed easily, the material of the socks land everywhere, especially on the carpet floor, so keep that in consideration when buying. Overall, okay socks in this price range.Honestly, there's nothing spectacular about these fuzzy socks. That's to be expected though right? They do feel soft, they're not too thick if you're in colder areas (so set your expectations). I'm in Los Angeles, so it's just warm enough.However, I highly recommend to inspect each pair.... They may have unfinished seams, you might have to nip some strings/know unfinished bands, and there are random different colored strings stitched into some pairs. So it takes a bit of patience and a keen eye to inspect everything and ask yourself if you want to keep it or return it.I found a few defects, so separated the good ones from the bad... Ordered another set and swapped out the bad ones. It would've been nice for the company to care to clean all of these things up... That's what we call Quality control... But I don't think they invest in that.