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SmartKnitKIDS Review: Seamless Socks

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SmartKnitKIDS Socks are 100% truly seamless; they have “No Seams to Bug Ya!”  A truly seam-free sock is great for kids with Sensory Processing Disorder, Autism, or for those who simply cannot stand annoying sock seams.  As well as being completely seamless, the socks are also form-fitting.  This ensures that there are no wrinkles or bunches.  A form-fitting design makes SmartKnitKIDS perfect for infant socks.  No matter how much your little one may wiggle, the socks don’t come off.  SmartKnitKIDS Seamless Socks do not have a heal so they can easily and confidently be slipped on. The heel-less design also keeps your child from outgrowing their socks as fast.

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SmartKnitKIDS Review: I received 2 pairs of SmartKnit Socks for my son, one blue and one black. He has this fascination with socks right now, he is always changing them, and having me “fix” them. So I was excited to try a pair of socks that he would be able to put on by himself. As soon as we received them, I liked how they felt, very fluffy. And he was able to put them on by himself, so that was a plus. Since there is no heel, it didn’t matter how they went on. SmartKnit Socks are made of high-tech fibers that wick moisture away and antimicrobial benefits help inhibit odor.

Buy It: Seamless Socks are available at SmartKnitKids.com and Amazon

Disclosure: I was provided with product for this review.  All views and opinions with regard to the products or the company are my own and were not influenced by the company.

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  5. I would chose either white or black – they would be easier to match up. We have tons of sock but hardly any matches! =(

    Thanks for the chance!

  11. I had one sample pair in white and I have student that was having major issues with socks. Gave him my sample pair. He wears them all the time. I would take white socks.

  14. My son mentioned just the other day about the seams. He wears mostly white and sometimes blue socks.

  18. My daughter needs these in white. These are great, great, great socks for kids with sensory issues!!

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