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A pair of cotton-blend socks with an "Awesome Cat Dad" pattern, one size fits most, machine washable
A single pair of cotton-blend socks carries the "Awesome Cat Dad" sentiment and an all-over cat motif. They are sized to fit most adult feet and arrive new in the original packaging. Machine-washable construction makes them easy to keep fresh for daily wear.
The cotton, nylon and spandex mix stretches to accommodate a wide range of foot sizes but will not fit every wearer perfectly. Repeated washing and drying cycles can gradually reduce elasticity and fade the printed design over time.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Primitives by Kathy |
| Product type | Clothing |
The socks are labelled one size fits most, using a cotton, nylon and spandex blend that stretches to accommodate a wide range of adult foot sizes.
The blend retains shape and colour through regular machine wash cycles; cotton provides comfort, nylon adds durability and spandex keeps the fit snug over time.
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