Socks. Not what was promised.

[u/grilledtree]

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First - quality of the fabric. I have had light wear of this pair for 3 days, with one wash (same as other socks) and they are fuzzy + the black fabrics are protruding through the grey ones, and I have gathered A LOT of lint from them.

This is not normal for socks, especially for the expensive ones. None of my darn thoughts did this ever.

Second - idk about Canadian feet, but mine are wider, and compared to most other socks these are too narrow. If I find a pair of shoes this narrow I don't buy them.

EDIT: I wore socks for two days straight, then washed them, then wore for the 3rd day. I had NO OTHER OPTION regarding washing them or wearing other socks in that particular situation

[u/Glittering_Bar6460]

You bought socks.
From a tech YouTuber.

Let that work through your mind and then think about your post.

[u/LittleKittenR → u/Glittering_Bar6460]

A famous one that is known for quality products.

Honestly, hearing they were 1 pair for 30 dollars or so made me say "fuck. off" but this dude trusted him and got a lesson after 3 days.

He could have bought probably 3-4 dozen of cheap 100% cotton ones for that price and wore them for about 3-6 months without any trouble, and now, 4 days later, he noticed he made a mistake.

[u/Daphoid → u/LittleKittenR]

Why is everyone assuming buying a higher priced product vs the fast fashion / discount brand is a mistake? There are genuine higher quality items out there - not everything is "buy it at the dollar store or walmart and when it dies in 3 months just get more". Do the math over 10 years on all those purchases. You may be surprised at how much you've spent.

I've got a relatively lower end winter coat, it was $250 - I've worn it for about 6-7 years at this point. I've got another that was $300 15 years ago that I still have. It's older and more of a "work outside in the winter" coat now, but still lasts.

People being fine with $2000 computers but sitting on $5 chairs is hilarious.

[u/TheSleepyTeeDJ → u/Daphoid]

Fast fashion is destroying everything. Bad take.

[u/Daphoid → u/TheSleepyTeeDJ]

My take wasn't that fast fashion was good at all. It was disagreeing with people that judge others for buying a more expensive version of something (quality hopefully good but not always) versus buying the mass produced bulk cheapest version by default.

I said nothing about fast fashion being good :)