Jefferies Socks Girls Seamless Medium Review

These socks aren't bad. First, they are very, very large. My daughter loves that the toes don't look huge but hates the molded heel cup. It bothers her so much that I have a hard time getting her to wear it. The healing is stitched in a way that shapes it and I can see it bunching up around the healing and can be uncomfortable. The fabric is nice and soft, the fingers are delicate. There are no bulges inside and they hold up well.

My daughter has sensory problems. She hates labels and seams, so she only wears seamless Jefferies socks. They run a size too small for her, so we order a size larger than Jefferies' website says. After washing, they shrink to the size of their shoes. Because they are thin, tennis shoes are more difficult to put on without buckling in the back. For kids who have this problem, I recommend Jefferies' seamless, padded low-cuts—they're thicker and cozier.

I rarely write reviews but I love these socks. I have a 3 year old who is very sensitive to stitching in his socks. She complains that for as long as I can remember she has been bothered by all the socks except this one. Like some of the reviews I saw, these socks have bulges on each end of the sock (imagine it being the end of the thumb and the end of the pinky). Because of this, some reviewers complain that they're not exactly seamless. My 3 year old had very few complaints about these bumps…