What's the best way to transfer mp3 files from a thumb drive to an iphone?

I have an iphone 5s. I also have multiple mp3's on a thumb drive. What's the best way to get them onto the iphone so that I can listen to them? I don't have a mac. PC only.

Can itunes be used on a PC?
Yes.  You are currently in the "iTunes for Windows" Forum.  85% of all iTunes installations on computers are running on Windows.

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