Anklet, unisex-child

Good buy

La entrega en tiempo y forma. El producto de buena calidad, son duraderos, pero son los únicos que le gustan a mi hija, todos los demás le molestan las costuras.

Comprei exclusivamente por ser sem costura, pois minha filha tem sensibilidade. Porém, ao invés da costura em cima dos dedinhos, colocaram uma costura grossa na frente dos dedos.. não adiantou nada!

I bought these socks for my son who has some sensory processing issues. These socks are truly seamless and made from a great soft and stretchy material. They are hands down the most tolerable socks for him that we’ve found (although he still finds reasons to complain). One of the best features in my opinion is that the top of the socks don’t have the typical right elastic band that a lot of kids with sensory complain about, and the tow is seamless as I mentioned already. I actually turn these socks inside out because the top does have a tendency to curl down and if they’re inside out then they can’t roll down. I definitely recommend these. They are relatively expensive but sometimes around the holidays you can buy them on sale directly from Smart Knit at a decent discount.

My little one has sensory issues, and socks are by far the biggest issue, making for extremely stressful mornings. Over the past three years, I've tried every single "seamless", "smooth-seam", "comfort-seam" socks out there – most of which she wouldn't even wear inside out. I knew about SmartKnitKIDS, but it went against my belief (not to mention my budget! ) to spend $10 on a pair of socks. Retrospectively, I agree that it would have been cheaper to start with them rather than trying everything else to no avail... As some have mentioned, they're not perfect: - They make feet sweat (and smell, depending on shoes) - They still have a seam (although barely perceptible to people who don't have sensory issues) - They don't wash very well and the outside tends to "pill" and gets rough (so make sure to always wash them on the same side) - They're not very long lasting (you'll get a few months out of them) - Design is inconsistent across sizes/colors (some colors/sizes have "cuffs" with seams and look like they're made of a different material) But they're still the best (only?) socks out there for kids with sensory issues. The no-heel, "tube" format makes them great for any foot size. My 4 year old wears shoe size 11. The Large socks reach up about 5 inches (without pulling). In conclusion: If you have a child with serious sensory issues, don't hesitate. Those are the best socks you'll find. But be prepared to spend money on them, not keep them for long, be careful how you wash them, and return some of the ones you'll receive because they're an older model (different material, different design). Pictures: Large purple compared with Small white.