NOT the Slouch Sock from the 80s, if that's what you are looking for

I was a trendy young woman in the eighties, and I wore lots of slouch socks. My favorites came from The Limited, and I had a pair in every color. What made a slouch sock slouch is the fact that it did not have any elastic woven into the top of the sock. Slouch socks were made of cotten, and the tops slouched down because they did not have anything nylon, spandex, or stretchy to hold them up.These socks are NOT like the 80s socks. These socks are just like the athletic socks you would purchase at a sporting goods store, or even at Walmart (for about one-third the price.) They are thinly-knitted in the foot portion, knitted thicker at the tops, and they have elastic at the very top of the sock to hold it up. Therefore, THEY DO NOT SLOUCH LIKE A REAL EIGHTIES SLOUCH SOCK. If you try to snip the elastic to make them slouch naturally, the entire sock will unravel.If all you are looking for is a pricy casual athletic-type sock, then this is your pair. If you are looking for slouch socks like we loved in the eighties, look somewhere else. So far, I have been unable to find them.One other point -- if you do order socks from Barry's, look closely at how much they are charging you for shipping. The one pair of socks I ordered from them cost two dollars more to ship than the stated price of the socks -- ridiculous.