Socks for kids and babies
The Socks junior page brings together socks in packs, anti-slip socks for babies, warm socks and skiing socks, from Nike, Jordan, Converse, Hummel, Guess, Lenz, Falke, or Sterntaler.
Socks that keep up with children, from their first steps to the ski slopes.
Daily essentials
Children wear out and lose their socks at a fast pace: the sets, like the Nike Everyday, Converse Wordmark, or Hummel Make My Day, are perfect for a week of school. A blend of cotton and synthetic fibres, with a bit of elastane, dries faster than pure cotton and keeps its shape in the wash. Mid-calf socks go well with trainers, while crew models, like the Jordan Jumpman, rise above the ankle.
For first steps
Non-slip socks, like the Nike Gripper or Lenz Rubber Print, have rubber patterns on the sole that prevent slipping on wood or tile floors when the baby is learning to walk. Walking barefoot or in socks at home helps strengthen the foot. Baby socks, such as those from Sterntaler or Guess, are soft and have no tight seams at the ankle.
For winter and skiing
In winter, warm socks, like the Falke Active Warm, made from blended wool, keep feet warm in boots. For skiing, a high sock that goes up under the knee protects the shin from the ski boot; one thin, technical pair is better than two thick pairs, which compress the foot and cool it down. The warming socks from Lenz, with rechargeable batteries, save the day in extreme cold. The sock size matches the shoe size.
The rest of the junior wardrobe
The junior wardrobe is completed with slippers, t-shirts, sweatshirts and jumpers, jackets and coats, trousers and jeans, skirts and shorts, dresses, on the junior page.
New arrivals and good deals
The new arrivals feature the latest releases, the promotions show discounted items, and the items shipped in 24 hours are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The good deals, clearance, and sales round off the offer.
Frequently asked questions
What sock size should I choose for a child?
Socks are sold in size ranges: choose the one that includes the child's current size. A sock that is too big forms folds that rub in the shoe.
Are non-slip socks helpful for babies?
Their dotted soles grip the floor and tiles when the baby stands up and takes their first steps at home, while keeping the foot flexible and free to move.
What material should I choose for school socks?
A blend of cotton and synthetic fibres with a bit of elastane dries quicker than pure cotton and retains its shape in the wash, making it a good choice for sets worn all week.
What socks should a child wear for skiing?
Just one pair of ski socks, high and thin, like those from Lenz or Falke. Wearing two pairs makes folds, compresses the foot, and eventually cools it down in the boot.
How can I reduce foot sweating in children?
Technical fibres and wool wick moisture away better than cotton alone. Changing socks every day and alternating shoes also limits odours and irritations.
