I bought them for my grandson who often complains about the seam on his socks that bothers him. He doesn't complain about it. They're not seamless, but the seams feel smoother and less bulky than most socks. I bought a size smaller and he wears size 11 shoes and they fit him perfectly.

After a few hours the socks became so tight it left red ribs on my son's ankles. The size of the foot fits well even if it's a bit big, it didn't make sense that the sock is so tight that I don't know how a child can wear it.

Ordered for my nine year old son who wears a size 8 menswear. They correspond to reality and color. You are perfect. No breaks, breaks or string loss. No more arguing with my kid before school about his socks and how he can "feel that thing right there!" (talks about the seam on other socks) He's never complained about wearing these socks or the seam buckling sense. They might be a bit pricey, but if you bought the same amount of socks at Wal-Mart they would be close in price. But these socks…

My 7 year old son was born with clubfoot on both sides. You were tough. Its small legs were turned outward and almost completely upside down. For the first 2 years of his life he wore high plaster casts on both legs. He then got braces, but his legs continued to recede. He had 4 major surgeries and 2 tendon lengthening surgeries on both feet. They're much better now, but they're covered in scars. He is VERY picky about shoes, socks, anything that is put on his feet. He has to wear very wide…

I really like these socks. My 5 year old son just got his first pair of size 1 big boy shoes. They are really different from the size 13 children's shoes worn by his 4 year old brother. These socks are suitable for both boys. They're thin, but they cough hard enough to stay awake. They are not as bulky as the Jeffries Athletic Crew socks I first bought. $2 a pair on average, that's more than I'm willing to pay, but I would buy them again because they fit great and it's easy for my kids to put…