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One pair of crew socks in a one-size-fits-most design covers men's shoe sizes 5 to 10 and women's 7 to 12
These crew socks feature a Scooby Doo design from Spoontiques. They suit adults who want character-themed casual wear for everyday use. The one-size construction covers shoe sizes five to ten for men and seven to twelve for women. They are sold as a single pair in new condition.
The fabric combines 82 percent polyester, 16 percent cotton and two percent spandex for stretch and durability. A reinforced toe area helps resist wear during regular activity. The socks are machine washable for straightforward care. The blend balances comfort with long-lasting shape retention.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Spoontiques |
| Product type | Clothing |
Slide the sock over the foot gently, easing the fabric over the toes so the reinforced toe area seats flat rather than bunching.
Machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water and tumble dry low; avoid bleach or high heat to preserve the spandex stretch.
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