Carhartt Men's Midweight Cotton Blend Quarter Sock 3 Pack

Just bought another three-pack of these socks. I'm still using the previous three-pack set from three years ago - yup, they're still intact! Carhartt quality is second to none. Sizing is correct, construction is solid, material is thin but strong - perfect for warmer weather. Repeat customer says it all.

First time ordering the Carhartt quarter socks that would be fitting for the warmer weather and so far happy with them. They are just like my white pairs of crew Carhartt socks and the price for three pairs is good. Have the same kind in crew and they have lasted over two years and are still comfortable and with a little bleach now and then, still look like new and stay up.

These are nice socks but they do shrink up a bit after a few washings. I have a size 11 foot and ordered the size large that is supposed to fit up to a size 12. They fit a bit small after washing. Other than that they are a pretty nice sock.

My husband love these , he works 12 hour shifts and these are great comfy socks that don't cause your feet to slip

If you are looking for indestructible socks then these are not for you. Those would probably have to be made almost entirely out of Twaron, Kevlar, Ballistic Nylon, and HDPE fibers - and they would cost as much as their weight in diamonds. But would probably not be very comfortable to wear on your feet. I never owned anything from the Carhartt company/brand until 2012, when I needed work gloves for a specific purpose and the company I worked for had catalogs of this brand lying around. It is enough to say that I spent at least 50% of my work time then on my feet and would frequently end up in/near places where something was being built - and frequently had to wear steel toe shoes and other PPE(personal protective equipment). The usual "designer brands" are just not designed for that kind of work. My problem has always been that my "designer" socks turn into rags within a month if I wear them all the time(especially when I wear them at work). So I had to buy dozens of pairs of those socks. The common problem is that a sock would get holes near the back(heel) of the sock and near the front(toes) because the fiber/fabric would wear away(layer by layer) too easily(and quickly) around those areas and eventually rip. Some have limited reinforcement near the front or the back but not over a large surface area. The extra reinforcement of the above areas is why I bought these Carhartt Quarter Socks(and the similar and longer Carhartt Crew Work Socks). The Positive: + All colors are mostly Cotton. + I have used these socks since January 2018 and all are still intact. + I normally wear size 10.5 and 11 men's shoes, these socks(size "L" 6-12) feel neither too small nor too large even after being washed multiple times. + These socks are mostly made from cotton so I don't feel any irritation and my feet don't get too warm or sweaty(but it is still Winter in my area). + Comfortable to wear in cool temperatures but I wear longer socks for really cold freezing temperatures. The Negative: - The top stretch fabric portion(neck?) is not nearly as long as it is in the picture. So I don't wear Winter boots with these socks on. But this works better for warmer weather. - Even after several months these socks still shed significant material(lint) on my feet. - Feet/legs may get cold if temperatures drop below freezing. - (For the nitpicker)The reinforced heel area could feel uncomfortable for some when standing up for a long time. I have ordered more and I plan to wear these during the warmer/hot months of the year(the longer crew socks work better for boots and colder temperatures). I only bought the socks(black or grey) that have nylon reinforcement(I think simple polyester in the white socks will wear out faster). So far so good.

These socks fit well and are durable (with regard to elasticity and degredation of the soles). I wear size 9-10 shoes, 9 being absolutely the smallest I can go. I like socks to be snug, but not tight. These socks are an ideal fit for me. The soles provide some cushion and are more padded than most basic socks. The material is not super soft but I would never even think to call it uncomfortable. The socks are not very elastic, the material generally doesn't stretch a lot. These socks are not thick (Not to the point where they cushion your feet like a wool sock), they will not keep your feet warm when it is cold outside, I usually wear a second pair when it is very cold. They are not overly hot during summer months I have worn these socks for approximately 2 years and the first pairs that I bought have loosened slightly compared to the newer pairs I have but the difference is not very noticeable. Note that if these fit you tightly they may stretch more than in my experience. My other pairs of black socks were either too loose and would slip down or too tight and would leave my legs with impressions. These socks after 2 years still fit well and do not slip. The material they are made of is far more durable than any of my other socks, I walk around my house in socks most of the time and the soles of these socks are far from worn as many of my other pairs are. With these socks I see much less "lint rolls" than other socks I've owned. (I am referring to bits of the cotton that roll up around the soles from repeated scraping against surfaces which eventually lead to the soles wearing out). The older socks have faded a little bit to a more dull black. I wear these mostly in tennis shoes and dress shoes, rarely in boots. I don't believe I put huge stress on my socks compared to many people but these have absolutely without a doubt held up better than any pair of hanes, nike, or addidas socks that I have owned and used for the same duration.

Okay, love Carhartt, been buying Carhartt work and casual clothes since 1961. The soxs reviewed here are mine, I wear them. They are much smaller, and much thinner than expected. I have purchased many soxs from Carhartt over the years, and these are extremely disappointing examples of past sox purchases. My foot size is 9 1/2EE and these soxs although advertised to fit size 6 to 12 (wow, what a stretch) are very tight on my feet. These soxs are not characteristic of Carhartt fit or quality. These will not fit size 10/12 foot size w/o cutting them open. Being these soxs are so bad in fit and thickness I have to believe that they are "Seconds" but not marked as such, a factory mistake. I will continue to wear these, although snug, unless they "shrink" when washed, then they are going back to Amazon who have the best return policy in the industry.

Maybe more expensive than other brands but they hold up & don't frey after washing. All I'm buying from now on. Everytime I try another sock they're cheaply made I regret it. They look good in the pics though. Never again.

La calidad es buena, acolchados en la planta y talón, al estar colocados en el pie la tela se expande.

I mean - it's socks, you can't say much about them, right? Wrong - a good sock can improve your entire day. A bad sock, vice-versa. You wouldn't believe the joy of perfectly pressured, perfect length, and fit to your foot. These are high quality material, without being too thick and bulky for shoes and boots. Perfect work socks. They last long, so the price is justified in my opinion. I would buy again! (likely will, as I lose all my socks!)

Seem more durable than nike/addidas/UA. Fit slightly looser as well, hopefully they last

Not happy to see the price is over double what they're worth as shown in photo, If you're going to get ripped off at least don't leave the price of $12.99 on the pack. Also the listing photo is a bit deceiving as top of socks are very short and run small to boot (pun intended) no good to wear with work boots at all.

Its carhartt one of the oldest and trustworthy brand.