Review on Nike Kids' Everyday Lightweight No-Show Socks (6 Pairs): Comfort for Little Feet by Troy Hamilton

I am very disappointed. You are MUCH taller than any other logically sized youth that could ever be. The "S" size I have says it's for sizes 3 to 5, which is the largest shoe size for youth if it's taller and you wear adult sizes, not youth sizes. So I'll never know how they called it 'small'. There is nothing small about them and I cannot keep them for any of my children to wear in a year or two. It will be years before any of my children can wear them. That's why I'm so disappointed. I urgently need socks for my son to go to school. He is 5 years old but wears size 9 toddler clothes and it's hard to find a cool 'big boy' looking for clothes/shoes/socks for him and I was very lucky to find them. I wasn't sure at first because the listing only listed youth sizes "S" and "M" and I couldn't find a size chart to explain exactly what that means. So I read the reviews and read the "Previously Asked Questions" and found a few people and comments saying they bought a size small for their toddlers wearing a size 9 for a 5 year old or something like that, so the small size just what we needed. Since I was able to order them last night and they arrive today and they were from the quality Nike brand, I was more than happy to pay almost $13 for kids socks. But unfortunately, Nike apparently thinks 'small' means the largest youth sizes available. So they come back and I need to look for a brand/seller that states their size more clearly and realistically.