Cashmere Socks

[theBruiser500]

wow, did you guys know these existed? they sound really comfortable

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...17753?v=glance

[IndieMatty]

I have been told they are, a few years ago I bought these as stocking stuffers for all the women (family/gf/etc) i knew. Big hit.

[theBruiser500]

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I have been told they are, a few years ago I bought these as stocking stuffers for all the women (family/gf/etc) i knew. Big hit.

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you didn't even ask her to try them on, just once?

[IndieMatty]

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I have been told they are, a few years ago I bought these as stocking stuffers for all the women (family/gf/etc) i knew. Big hit.

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you didn't even ask her to try them on, just once?

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<---size 13

and besides, these are socks not panties.

[Dave Mac]

they wear through in like 2 days.

[fsuplayer]

i use to work at a retail store in high school and these would always go on sale bc its not often people pay 15-20 bucks for a pair of socks.

if you get them, wear them like slippers, just around the house. if you wear them w shoes, holes will form within a few wears.

[4_2_it]

I have two pairs of cashmere dress socks that I wear to work in the winter. I am on year three and no holes yet [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] They are comfortable.

[theBruiser500]

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i use to work at a retail store in high school and these would always go on sale bc its not often people pay 15-20 bucks for a pair of socks.

if you get them, wear them like slippers, just around the house. if you wear them w shoes, holes will form within a few wears.

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wouldn't holes form more readily walking around the house in them then when there are shoes surronding the socks?

I got some as a gift once, but they had this weird red dot on them.

[sfer]

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i use to work at a retail store in high school and these would always go on sale bc its not often people pay 15-20 bucks for a pair of socks.

if you get them, wear them like slippers, just around the house. if you wear them w shoes, holes will form within a few wears.

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wouldn't holes form more readily walking around the house in them then when there are shoes surronding the socks?

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Because of the pressure and friction the weight of your body applies to the surface between the socks and the soles of your feet.

They're very nice; I have several pairs. But they do wear out very quickly and they're a pain to care for. If your feet get cold often in winter they're ideal for bed.

Just get a pair, Bruiser. They're only like $25-$35 and you can afford it. If you don't like them, no big loss. If you do, the enjoyment is well worth it. Cashmere things, in general, are great.