These Crew Socks From Amazon Rival Aritzia’s Tna Socks—& They’re Only $2 Right Now
Katie Decker-Jacoby
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I’m not one to give in to hyped-up products so easily, but after seeing some of my friends wearing Aritzia’s Tna socks, I figured I’d finally give them a shot. The verdict? These crew socks are worth every penny. They’re superior in comfort and stay soft through countless washes. However, their only and biggest downside is their price. I’ve justified spending $25 on a three-pack before, but it doesn’t mean I want to keep shelling out that much money on socks. Behold: Hue crew socks , which are on sale for as little as $13 per six-pack on Amazon.
We included these Hue socks in our roundup of the best ankle socks because, according to TikTok, they’re as close as it gets to the Tna Best-Ever Crew Sock 3-Pack. Even shoppers in the reviews section have similar praises.
Colorways: 13
Materials: 84% cotton, 14% nylon, 1% Spandex, 1% polyester
Care Instructions: Machine wash
“A great dupe for Aritzia’s TNA crew socks! These do not have as much compression, but still a great pair of socks to run errands or work out in,” raved one five-star shopper.
“I am absolutely obsessed with these socks. I really liked the Aritzia ankle socks because they were all white and fit snug. I needed a cheaper option and tried the James ankle socks but I didn’t love how they were white and grey. And THESE socks couldn’t be more perfect,” wrote another reviewer. “Honestly, the comfiest socks I ever owned, cheap, and cute/trendy. Seriously buy these socks if [you’re] looking for a cute summer ankle sock. You won’t regret it I promise!”
“These socks are very similar to the Aritzia TNA socks. They are thick and good quality. The biggest difference is they run bigger foot lengthwise compared to the TNA ones,” explained another shopper. “I have small feet so the TNA socks fit perfect, these do run bigger on me that would be the biggest downfall. I’ve also washed multiple times and they have not lost its shape whatsoever.”
These shoppers are clearly onto something, but if you’re a visual person, here’s a side-by-side photo and comparison of the Aritzia Tna crew socks and the Hue crew socks .
| Hue Mini Crew Socks | Aritzia Tna Best-Ever Crew Socks | |
| Materials | 84% cotton, 14% nylon, 1% Spandex, 1% polyester | 76% cotton, 12% nylon, 9% polyester, 3% elastane |
| Sizes | One Size | XS/S, M/L, L/2XL |
| Colors | 13 | 13 |
| Care Instructions | Machine Wash | Machine Wash |
| Price Per Pack | $13 (originally $20) for 6 pairs | $25 for 3 pairs |
| Price Per Pair | $2.17 per pair | $8.33 per pair |
Anyone can see that their materials are pretty dang close, with just a tiny difference in the percentages, and then the Tna ones include elastane, while the Hue pair features Spandex. Hue’s size options also set it apart from its trendy Aritizia counterpart. Hue only offers one size (fits sizes 4-10), while Aritzia offers three different sizes in its crew sock (XS/S, M/L, and XL/2XL). Besides that, both pairs feature ribbed cuffs and seamless toes. They’re so simple and versatile that you can wear them with any pair of shoes to look cute and stay comfy all day.
And don’t even get me started on the price gap. A Tna three-pack costs $25, which means each pair of socks costs $8. On the other hand, a Hue six-pack is currently on sale for as low as $12, which comes out to $2 a pop. You can’t tell me that $2 for a pair of socks isn’t such a huge steal! Literally, how can you not add these to your cart?
Colorways: 13
Materials: 84% cotton, 14% nylon, 1% Spandex, 1% polyester
Care Instructions: Machine wash
Hue sells a bunch of different colorways in packs, all of which have significant discounts right now: the olive six-pack , the multi six-pack , the all-black six-pack, the black and white six-pack, and the wild rose six-pack . Prices vary depending on color selection, with the black and white pack going as low as $13.
Don’t settle for cheap, low-quality socks that gather holes after a few wears or lose softness following a few washes. Hue’s Mini Crew Socks are near-identical to Aritzia’s coveted Tna Best-Ever Crew Socks, except they give you a way better bang for your buck. If you’ve always wanted to try the bougie Aritzia socks but could never will yourself to pay the $25, now’s your chance to try them for only $13. This set has only ever dropped to $11.52 on Amazon in the past, per CamelCamelCamel, making this $13 price tag pretty unbeatable. I’ve been needing to restock on Tna socks, but might just have to add these Hue crew socks to my cart in bulk.
Colorways: 13
Materials: 84% cotton, 14% nylon, 1% Spandex, 1% polyester
Care Instructions: Machine wash
