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"FEEL IT TO BELIEVE IT
You’ve felt Soft, but you’ve never felt…SuperSoft. Hanes Originals Men's SuperSoft Ankle Socks are crafted from a seriously soft blend featuring cotton and viscose from bamboo. A hint of spandex delivers a superb fit, and you'll appreciate the half-cushioned footbed with every step. Hitting just over the ankle, they provide the perfect coverage above your sneakers. But shoes are definitely optional. Available in an affordable 3-pack, these men's ankle socks are made for lounging in comfort. Hanes Originals. Feel it to believe it.
You’ve felt Soft, but you’ve never felt…SuperSoft. Hanes Originals Men's SuperSoft Ankle Socks are crafted from a seriously soft blend featuring cotton and viscose from bamboo. A hint of spandex delivers a superb fit, and you'll appreciate the half-cushioned footbed with every step. Hitting just over the ankle, they provide the perfect coverage above your sneakers. But shoes are definitely optional. Available in an affordable 3-pack, these men's ankle socks are made for lounging in comfort. Hanes Originals. Feel it to believe it.
- ELEVATE YOUR EVERYDAY BASICS - Stylish and modern essentials now with SuperSoft fabric that feels as good as it looks. Be yourself in Hanes Originals.
- SUPERSOFT FABRIC - Crafted with cotton and viscose from bamboo for a luxurious feel.
- STRETCH TO FIT - Just-right stretch provides the perfect fit.
- HALF CUSHIONED - Features cushioning at the foot bottom.
- IT’S ALL IN THE DETAILS - Tonal branding adds an extra touch of style to these ankle socks for men.
- ANKLE LENGTH - Hits just above the ankle.
- COLD WATER WASH - Hanes recommends machine washing these men's socks in cold water to reduce energy usage.
- Country of Origin: Imported
- Fabric: 32% Cotton/2% Nylon/27% Polyester/3% Spandex/36% Rayon
- Units per pack: 3
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