FAQ

Generally, the socks stay on very well, but every child or baby is different when it comes to sizing. Therefore, we cannot guarantee that they will work as effectively as they did for the person who recommended them to you. For a clearer picture, please check the reviews on each product.

Over the past few years, we've sold a significant number of socks, and we've only encountered a few parents who have mentioned that their child is annoyed by the dots on the inside. Some parents have resolved this by having their child wear the socks over their pants instead. For other types of irritation, please refer to the question about "how does the skin react to the silicone."

Over the past few years, we've sold a significant number of socks, and we've only encountered a few parents who have mentioned that their child is annoyed by the dots on the inside. Some parents have resolved this by having their child wear the socks over their pants instead. For other types of irritation, please refer to the question about "how does the skin react to the silicone."

Ensure that the feet do not get too warm because the skin does not breathe well under the silicone dots, which can lead to heat blisters. Avoid having the baby sleep with the socks, wearing warm pants over them, covering with blankets, or similar situations. Sometimes, even on a regular day, if the child gets too warm, it can lead to heat blisters. Particularly when the child is under 1 year old, their skin is extra sensitive, which can cause irritation. However, it's important to note that the silicone we use is 100% medical-grade silicone. We have conducted tests on the silicone to confirm its medical classification, meaning it's intended for medical purposes. It's biocompatible, which means it's safe for skin contact, allergen-friendly, and free from harmful substances. Silicone is commonly used in various medical applications, such as promoting scar healing.

We recommend wearing the socks over the child's pants or folding down the sock's shaft if you notice any irritation.

No, the anti-slip feature is quite common, so that is not what makes them unique. What sets them apart is the technology that ensures they stay on, including silicone dots on the inside of the shaft and two elastic bands in the middle of the shaft, as well as around the center of the foot. The anti-slip feature is more of a bonus.

We've heard people claim it, but we've also read that some consider it a myth. We haven't found any research that demonstrates that anti-slip causes coldness. Therefore, we leave the question unanswered.

If you have concerns about ensuring warmth for your children's feet, we recommend considering our wool socks, which contain an impressively high 80% wool content. These socks are specifically designed to regulate body temperature, effectively warming your child when it's cold and vice versa.

If the skin appears irritated, we recommend wearing the sock over the child's pants for a while to avoid direct contact. Be careful not to let the child become too warm, as the silicone dots can limit the skin's breathability and lead to heat rash. The silicone dots are made of medical-grade silicone, primarily used in healthcare.

COTTON SOCKSMachine wash at 40°

CWOOL SOCKSMachine wash at 30°C

Wash in a laundry bag with similar colors or separately. Do not tumble dry. Preferably use an environmentally friendly and gentle detergent without bleach. Avoid using fabric softener as it may impair the fabric's quality and function. Do not iron. Remove pilling with a fabric shaver.