Seamless Sensitivity Socks for Sensory Issues - Made in USA

My granddaughter is 6 and suddenly decided the socks she had been wearing all her life were bothering her feet and would not wear any socks. I bought a black, white and 3 pinks of these socks. We let her open and try the black pair and told her she couldn’t open the rest if she wouldn’t wear them. Well she wore them to school the next day and is still wearing all the others. Victory!! The only con is, they were much longer than I expected. More like knee socks on her. As long as she is happy with them, that’s what counts.

These socks were purchased for a very particular child. The child loves the socks and actually wears them!

Horrible. My kid can't stand the seem on socks. These socks have it right at tip of toes. Not adhd friendly.

Better than regular socks but not completely seamless. There is a minimal seam in the toe area but it definitely is n9t the usual obnoxious seam that bugs sensitive kiddos. I was hoping for a miracle sock, this is close but not perfect. That said, my super sensitive girl does like them and they are worn often. They are very snug and the material is quite soft.

My kid is unhinged when it comes to her socks. She hates them all. I've tried small, big, inside out, upside down...this are the only socks she'll wear for me now.

My daughter has sensory issues and these are the ONLY socks that she will wear. The only issue we have is the top starts to fray, but I just cut the strings off and she is good to go! There are no seams at the top of the socks

By chance I discovered that my sensitive son was annoyed daily by his socks. He received a pair of toddler tube socks that fit perfectly, had no heel, had a rounded toe, did not bunch at the heel or toe, and did not move around inside his shoe. I had never realized all of this until he loved those socks so much. Unfortunately it turns out that it is very, very difficult to find that kind of tube socks online... but then I found these. They fit well and are comfortable in all the ways my son was looking for. The added bonus is that because they are tube socks they don’t get outgrown as quickly. I bought black, so they will not get grungy looking either. Yes, they are more expensive, but thus far I have not found anything like them. I think they will last a lot longer in my house given that my kid doesn’t feel the need to fling them off the moment he comes in the door. If you’ve got the kind of kid who hates tags and waistbands, the kid will probably love these too... just one more thing to help him or her feel comfortable inside their skin so they can go out and meet the day. And by the way, nobody gave me any free socks, I just love what they do for my son... and the time I no longer have to spend looking for them.

Let me preface this review by saying I have spent probably hundreds of dollars searching for socks that my daughter won't cry about, because every day in winter starts with tears and shouting about socks. I've sat on the floor of target tearing open socks packages and making her try them on...only to have them "feel funny" after the first washing. Bombas were pretty good, but not foolproof. When I put the SmartKnits on her the first time, her face lit up like sunshine and she said, "Mom! They're perfect! She wore them for a second time (post washing) today and while they took a second to adjust, we had another morning of no tears about socks.So I highly recommend giving these socks a try if you're tired of buying socks and tiredness if ruining shoes because they won't wear socks. My daughter was nearing the next size, so I bought a size up since the sock size trend seems to be smaller than they were 10 years ago. Her proper size wouldn't have fit her feet. The size up fits but they're more snug than I think they should be.