Hanes Boys' Infant/Toddler Crew EZ Sort Socks 6-Pk

I bought these socks for my 14 month old son who is trying his best to walk. we know that shoes are not recommended for around the house at this stage, but it is winter and the wood floors get cold. These socks were advertised as non-skid and Hanes is a well known brand.PROS:-The socks were an excellent price considering how expensive baby/toddler socks can be and how quickly they grow out of them. -THe material is very strudy and thick.-EXcellent shipping and delivery time-FIt snug and do not slide off like most socks do on little feetCONS:-very little NOn-Skid surface (only the HAnes logo and the size written on the bottom are non skid so my little one still slides on the floor when walking and crawling)-SIzes run small (Ordered 12-24 month size for my 14 month old son and the socks fit snug, thus he will outgrow them in about a month or so) Please order 1-2 sizes larger than your childs actual size in order to have any room to grow-White in color (though the heel and toe are in both grey and blue) KIds get white socks stained very easily, thus I would have rather they carry black or colored socks in the same design.Overall if I had known about the small sizing and ordered larger or if my little one was san experienced walker or using these with shoes they would be the absolute best choice! I am sure AMazon would exchange the socks for larger at no cost if I sent them back (amazon is the easiest and most professional about returns out of any company I have bought from) THe price for 6 pair of sturdy,warm socks for your little one cannot be beat!

I nannied before I had kids. They had these socks. When my own got to be preschool age I bought a couple other brands and these. These are the better ones. I bought Fruit of the Loom and Gold Toe. They don't fit as well. The Fruit of the Loom have holes already. Gold toe are too thick.These socks are durable, they are cheap, they stay up, they fit great, and because they are LABELLED you can keep your kids socks straight! I think that is like number one reason to get them. As a nanny in a house with kids of different ages it was tough to remember who had which socks. This takes the guessing out. Also easy to match pairs. I would say having the different number of bands around the ankles kinda sucks because I'm stuck matching them, but that they are labelled with the sizes is great. The letters help kids not to slip on hardwoods, another great feature.I have seen some much better socks. Socks that cost $7 a pair given by rich grandparents as birthday presents for 3 year olds are indeed better than these. These ones do fade, and they are not as soft as the $7 a pair ones. So if you can afford $7 a pair socks don't get these. But if you don't want to pay $7 a pair for socks and are looking for socks that are comfortable durable, stay up etc. get these socks. Unless you have multiple sized kids feet in your house, then still get these over the $7 a pair socks. Or get the $7 a pair socks monogrammed that would work to.Another great thing about these is that they come in so many different sizes. I would say they run a bit small or at least they stay up so well you can go up a size so they fit for a longer period of time. Get one size larger than what your child is. Get your 6 month old the 12m, get your older two / young 3 year old the 4-5's.

The item as pictured (white and gray) is the only type of sock I've found that babies under a year can't scrunch off their feet. Our daycare provider told me about this after I complained of yet another adorable pair of socks being flug far and wide by tiny feet. Since then, we've used these and really liked them. I was really disappointed to order these for a friend and find that the 6-12 month size are not the pictured item (with the long "tube" part to the sock), but are an anklet with only a short rutched area to keep the sock on. They don't stay on the baby's foot. On the plus side, they are in cute colors (pale blue and yellow for the ones I received), so I suppose I will give these as a gift and get the real thing, ugly but effective, at one of the Big Box stores. Highly recommend the socks as pictured; we've purchased them in each size up since the 12-24 months for our son, and they are a great go-to sock for daily wear.

We trust Hanes as a brand (my husband and I both wear Hanes brand socks) so when I wanted to buy some socks for my son I searched for Hanes socks only. My son is 2.5 and normally wears size 3 socks, but I read other reviewers say these socks run small so I got him this pack of 4T-5T socks. They fit my son perfectly, with just a tad bit of "growing room". I like that they have "grippies" on the bottoms of the socks so my son can walk/run around on our wood floors in his socks and not slip. I've already washed the socks a few times and so far they are holding up well. I gave only 4 stars instead of 5 because the size is misleading (if i didn't read the other reviews first and bought size 3 socks they probably would have been too small).

I love these little socks. So many baby/toddler socks are only a little higher than ankle socks and I always wanted something that would rise just a little bit higher so my boy could get some protection on his ankles when it's cool out and he's sitting in his stroller. Crew socks are hard to find in tiny sizes like this, so I didn't hesitate to buy these when I found them on here. He's only a little over a year old, and it currently wearing size 18m clothing, so we got him these socks since he's got some big feet. They're only a little bit large on him and we're very happy with the fit. He also wasn't able to yank them off of himself like he does with most socks, so that's a definite plus! They'll last him well into his 2nd year with this sizing, and we fully intend to buy some more! Love these socks!

Very pleased. Bought a set for my soon to be four year old grandson. The quality is good and has non-skid grips. They are long enough to last him for a long time.