Seamless Sensitivity Socks for Sensory Issues - Made in USA

I have a 6 year old that had the hardest time wearing socks because of the seams on them and it would cause a lot of problems getting dressed. These socks changed everything for her. She puts them on and loves them. She tells me that they are comfortable and there no toe seam.we no longer fight over wearing socks to school. I went and bought 5 pairs so she has one to wear everyday for school.

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.

My 6 year old loves these socks! She threw fits before and adjusted seems multiple times when putting on regular socks. With SmartKnitKIDS seamless socks, no more fits and the socks are soft and comfortable. They do have a small seam but it's 10 times better than regular socks. She is size 2 shoe and the XXL fits her perfect with a little room to grow.

I love these socks for my daughter because she wears orthotic braces (SMOs) and she needs socks with no seams and that fit well so that they don’t crease and irritate her skin. However, it seems that there are some sizing issues. I ordered gray, white, and pink all in the same size (Large). The gray and white were great, but the pink are way smaller. They are too short for her braces, so I had to return them. I’m keeping the gray and white. My daughter was excited to have pink socks, so she was sad that they didn’t fit. It’s so odd to me that the size was different with only the pink ones. I bought two pairs of the pink and both pairs were the same size, smaller than the gray and white pairs, and they were also tighter and not as stretchy as the gray and white. I would love to hear a response from the company so that I can get help ordering some pink socks for my daughter and have them fit properly. I did already try ordering XL, but they were way too tall for what we need for her.

I ordered the one pair after reading the reviews just to make sure and good thing I did because one they’re extremely small. My daughter’s foot is already on the small size and I still ordered a large for her which is what their size chart recommends yet the sock is the size of maybe a 24m. They fit my daughter like the no show socks when I ordered her the knee length ones. They also do not stay in place and do have a pretty noticeable seem and bump which was what we didn’t want. They seem really thin and don’t look like they will hold up after a couple of uses. My daughters won’t wear them anyways due to the protruding seam next to her pinky toe. For the price I would think you would get a much better quality product. The Jeffreys brand is much better quality and pricing. They’re actually as close to “seamless” that I’ve found. Every parent that has kids with Autism and SPD know the daily struggle and never ending battle, so do not get your hopes up and definitely do not waste your money if you’re looking for actual seamless socks.

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.

We could not find socks that were comfortable for my (5th grade/11 y.o.) daughter, even ones that were marketed as "comfort toe." (Yeah right, NOT comfortable toe!) These are great! Absolutely no seams, just a seamless tube. You get a bigger size if you want it to come higher up your leg, a smaller size if you want a lower look. She wanted a "crew" style, and the size we got was just right. The beauty of the design (besides the ACTUAL comfort toe!) means that as she grows these will still fit and she can wear them for years, they'll just eventually become "ankle" style and we'll just get her some bigger ones (assuming she still wants "crew" style). They're a bit pricey for what we would usually pay for socks, so we just started with 3 pair and wash the ones she wore that day in the sink that night when she takes them off (if we're not doing a load of laundry), and that gets us through the school week. Will definitely order more for next school year! So glad I found these!!

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.

Brilliant my granddaughter loves them

Good buy

The price is outrageous. I thought it was a multi pack

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.

My son has sensory issues and has always found normal socks problematic. He can get very frustrated and angry trying to find socks that are comfortable for him each morning. We've had a few morning meltdowns over socks and we've had to throw many pairs of perfectly good socks away because they are uncomfortable for him and he simply can't wear them. I've been searching on-line and in the shops to find suitable socks for him and I came across these Seamless Sensitivity Socks and bought some. They are a big hit and are perfect for him. No more morning sock disasters. I find them quite expensive for a pair of socks for a child, but other than that fabulous and would highly recommend them.