Kids Socks

Let their outfits start from the ground up with socks that are as fun as they are functional. Our colourful kids and baby socks bring together bold retro prints, soft materials and playful designs that make getting dressed something to... Read more

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What types of kids socks are in this collection and what ages do they cover?

The range includes fun print socks, mismatched styles and everyday cotton socks from brands including Slugs and Snails and Pals Socks. Sizes cover toddler through to older kids. Most styles are designed to stay on active feet and are soft enough for sensitive skin, making them practical for school, kindy and everyday wear.
How do I stop kids socks falling down or getting pulled off at school?

Look for socks with a snug elasticated cuff that holds without cutting in. Slugs and Snails socks are specifically designed to stay up on active kids. Avoid socks that are too long in the foot as bunching at the toe is the main reason kids pull them off. Getting the right size makes a significant difference to how well socks stay on throughout the day.
Are non slip kids socks worth it for home and active play?

Yes, especially on timber floors and tiles which are common in Australian homes. Non slip socks reduce slipping significantly and give kids more confidence on hard floors. For outdoor play and school, standard socks in well fitted shoes are fine. Non slip styles are most useful at home and in environments where kids are running around without shoes.
What kids socks are best for sensitive skin or children who hate seams?

Organic cotton socks with a flat or minimal toe seam are the best starting point for sensitive kids. Slugs and Snails use soft organic cotton with a low-profile seam that most sensitive children tolerate well. If seams are a persistent issue, look for seamless styles or socks worn inside out as a short term solution while you find the right brand.
How many pairs of kids socks do I actually need and how do I make them last longer?

Ten to fourteen pairs is practical for school age kids doing washing a few times a week. Socks wear out and go missing faster than any other clothing item so having extra is always worthwhile. Wash on a cool gentle cycle and avoid tumble drying on high heat to preserve the elastic and fabric. Buying a consistent style across the wardrobe makes pairing socks much easier.