Posted by PJH on January 22, 2016 at 09:25:55 from (172.79.181.20):
In Reply to: Re: OT: socks posted by 830 on January 22, 2016 at 07:34:21:
For many years, my wife has always gotten me a bale of Red Wing socks for Christmas. They were very comfortable, and seemed to last forever. I'm sorry to say that the quality has taken a nose dive the last two years. Some of the new ones (just now a month old) are tearing a hole at the heel as I pull them on, like the fabric is old and rotten. These were socks that she ordered from a local Red Wing dealer, because they didn't have a size large enough for me in stock. Maybe they had lain for years in a warehouse somewhere - the only excuse I can think of. I'm a firm believer in the USA made Red Wing boots, but my newest pair is about ten years old. I hope the quality of their boots has not taken the same course as their socks.
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