Annoying packaging

The socks are OK and the price is very fair for the quality. They are pleasant to touch, but are relatively thin, especially when here advertised a "double cylinder quality". I had googled the word first, then found an explanation for the knitting process and an indication that the knitted fabric thus be voluminous. I can find keinsewegs in socks But, therefore, I find it inappropriate that the dealer this term stirs up an expectation through its advertising, which is not satisfied. Because of the fight price but I have paid the fine words from the outset little faith and was therefore not seriously disappointed. I even had reckoned basically with even lower quality would give the socks because of the good reviews but a chance and am satisfied with the product quality.
Downright annoyed but I was of the packaging: As with most socks usual, each pair is at the upper end with a folding cardboard and sewn together through it. I think that's not optimal, because relatively cautious on the surface of the cardboard the thread must unravel with a sharp pair of scissors and then the same occasion, the node of the sewing thread a thread of the knitted sock with extracts when pulling out, but I have with this administration resigned. Completely absurd, however, is that these manufacturers the sock pairs below the cardboard still stitched together a second time, and then it becomes a real fiddly job to unravel the thread without damaging the socks. And all ten times! This is a senseless star deduction. (I have a picture with two pairs of socks set, the right pair shows the socks after removing the first seam and the board; the second seam should be seen in the enlarged view.)