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Buying lots of identical pairs of socks massively reduces the amount of time you need to find matching pairs after drying them.
I buy the same pairs from Costco. Problem is every year they change the pattern on the bottom. 2 gray bars next year solid next year 3 bars.
Same sock but dammit I have to get the matching bars.
Is it just me or did the Costco socks used to last way longer?
I've never gotten Costco socks, but when I was researching the best pair of socks to get for my dad, everyone was raving over them, comparing them to the Darn Tough brand. If they're not holding up like that anymore, then that's unfortunate because I was really looking forward to trying them out some day.