Wearever is a company that prides itself on quality, durable products that will give you the best product for your money. Not only does the pricing have to be comparable, but the product must be fashionable, modern and perform well consistently.
Wearever became known for it's incontinence underwear products, but has expanded their line to bedding and diabetic socks. I had the opportunity to review their buster brown socks and I'm not diabetic. They are also recommended for those with poor circulation or easily irritated skin.
I have two jobs so I decided to put these 100% cotton socks to a
test. I wore the black buster brown socks with flats to my office job.
Even though they were snug when I left for work, by mid-day they were
slipping down, which was very annoying. However, my feet stayed dry,
which they usually don't when I wear the flats.
My next test was to wear them to my evening job in a restaurant. This time I wore tread safe kitchen shoes and they never slipped! Not only that, but usually after a long shift there, my feet are a mess by the time I finish. No redness, no itchiness, no moistness - pure bliss!
Since these socks are thin, I worried about durability. But, they are very nicely woven and came out of the dryer looking like new. They held their shape and color. I really like these socks! An anklet not for you? They also come in knee socks and they do come in black, ivory or white. I'd definitely recommend these to anyone who enjoys a quality made product or has diabetes, poor circulation or easily irritated skin.
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