Women’s Scalloped Pointelle Crew Sock

After searching for several years for a sock that works for me, this one is it. PROs: They don't bind and leave dents or red lines on my legs. I can pull them all the way up or turn the cuffs down... and they stay that way. The high cotton content keeps them more absorbent and cuts down on sweating. I can toss them into the washer and dryer and they come out nicely. And, they are very comfortable. CONs: They run a tad large, even after washing and drying. I wish there was a larger selection of colors. All in all, these are very nice socks and I highly recommend them.

Finally, socks that is not tight and don't fall down at all. They are very comfortable as well.

Pricey per pair, but HUE socks are the best. I had gotten these from the big N department store until the price went up (pandemic pricing?) These are exactly the same. These are comfortable, light, cool, all cotton, flat seams, and they wash and dry nicely. I checked every pair and there are no holes. My shoe size is 6.5 and these socks are a smidgen too big, but not enough to bother me too much.

I wear a woman’s size 8 and have never had this problem before. Hue sells these women’s socks as one size fitting size 4-10. It’s a lie, they’re huge and being returned. It’s too bad as otherwise they seem very nice. I’ve seen other hue socks sold the same way. What the heck is wrong with this company? They make all their socks for large feet and don’t mention that at all. If they made my size I’d buy them and more too.

There’s more than one design of these Hue, same fabric. They’re soft, comfortable, especially around the ankles where too many socks are too tight, even for my thin ankles. I wish they were a little thicker so they didn’t grow holes after a few seasons. I mostly wish they kept their excellent saturated blackness for more than 3-4 washings (yes, I wash them on cold). That said, I keep buying these, the best everyday cotton socks I’ve found over the last 30 (?) years. And my sock drawer is still full of dozens in darkest black to lightest black, thin to thinnest to - ready for the rag bag. I’m only giving them 4 stars so you won’t be disappointed. But you’ll still, maybe, be grateful if you buy them.

Yes, they stayed up more or less, but when I ordered a second package of them, they were much thinner than the first package and stretched out quickly. They were not inexpensive, so I was disappointed that the quality was not terrific.

I LOVE these socks! I have had neuropathy for 40 years and find it impossible to find socks that don't hurt me. The last brand I found is no longer available and the old socks are wearing out, so I tried this pair of Hue socks and they work great! I have ordered other styles of Hue socks and they do hurt my neuropathy (I have ordered other brands too and they all hurt). This is the only style that does not hurt. I wish they were a bit warmer and thicker, but everything thicker causes me too much pain. I am so grateful I found these, and I keep buying more so I don't run out!!!!

I bought these as they looked the closest I could find to the great Basic Editions pointelle socks that used to be sold at Kmart. These are huge. I was able to shrink them a little bit, but they still feel loose around the toes and sag and bunch around the ankles. I can't even imagine someone size 4 trying these on!! I'm a size ten and they're still too big.