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Analia
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de noviembre de 2024
My kids hate thick socks and these so far have been a great purchase. They are thin and soft, with no lumpy, uncomfortable spots in the toe box. Just removed a star because they are larger than I expected. I’m a women’s size 8 and they fit me.
loismar sanchez
Comentado en México el 29 de agosto de 2023
Son muy buena calidad, son gruesas...
Kindle Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de septiembre de 2019
We use these as gloves for eczema to prevent scratchy, we like them as there are no seams and they are soft and long, we have the same ones in blue for the feet
Shannon
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de mayo de 2018
Love these socks! So soft and great fit! The only way they could be better is if they had no-slip grips on the bottom.
Nisha
Comentado en India el 31 de octubre de 2018
Nice socks
Cat Lover 99
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de mayo de 2015
My son has sensitive feet. He can't tolerate standard socks with their bulky seams. Well, I was much the same as a child, so I sympathize with him. He calls these socks the most comfortable socks he's ever worn, and we are very happy with them.Be advised that if your child has really severe tactile sensitivities, you might prefer to get some sort of seamless tube socks instead of these. These socks are not tube socks. They are "normal" shaped socks -- the type that have something of a foot-shaped outline knitted into the sock itself. I like that because they look like normal boy's socks, and my son can wear them with shorts without having other kids think that he is wearing unusual socks. However, the only way to get that shape involves including increasing and decreasing stitches in the knitted pattern of the sock itself. Also, there will be an area where the manufacturer hand-links some of the knitted loops. Without these techniques, you wouldn't get the foot-based shaping that you expect to see in a normal sock. I mention this because a child with really severe tactile sensitivities could be sensitive to even the small changes in texture that these shaping techniques bring about, even though there is no seam. If that is the case with your child, you probably need the type of sock that doesn't have toe-shaping or a turned heel woven into the sock -- look for ones that are just a straight tube that stretches to go around the heel and toes without shaping stitches. Personally, I think that type of sock tends to look more like lady's hosiery, which is why I like the Jefferies socks instead -- they look like actual athletic socks. If you child has only a mild to moderate tactile sensitivity, these socks should fit the bill!
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