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A pair of cotton-blend socks with a dog-themed sentiment and illustrations, one size fits most, machine-washable
A pair of two-tone socks displays the "I'm Not Single I Have A Dog" sentiment with dog illustrations. The cotton, nylon and spandex blend offers stretch and comfort. One size fits most adults. Machine-washable for easy care.
The cotton, nylon and spandex blend handles daily wear and regular washing comfortably. The one-size design fits most adult feet but may feel loose on very small sizes or tight on larger feet. Not suited for buyers needing precise sizing or specific performance fabrics.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Primitives by Kathy |
| Product type | Clothing |
The cotton-nylon-spandex blend stretches to accommodate most adult feet, so they can layer over light compression hosiery without binding.
Machine-wash a cold gentle cycle and tumble dry low; the printed sentiment and artwork are designed to stay crisp through regular laundering.
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