Trimfit Baby Cotton Infant Bootie (Pack of 6 Kids Socks)
Category: AMAZON FASHION
Categories: Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry > Baby > Baby Girls > Accessories > Socks
Store: Trimfit
Average rating: 4.6 (231 ratings)
Features:
Cotton,Spandex,Nylon
Tumble Dry,Machine Wash,Do Not Iron
Six pairs of Trimfit’s Ultra Comfy Baby Cotton Socks! Available in the following colors: Blue, Pink and White; in sizes 0-6M and 6-12M.
Created with a high quality blend of 75% Cotton, 21% Nylon, 3% Spandex and 1% Rubber.
These are soft, comfortable, and perfect to keep your little one's feet nice and warm, and the color options allow these socks to pair well with any outfit.
Washer and dryer safe! Machine wash cold with like colors. Only non-chlorine bleaches when needed. Tumble dry low. To keep in long lasting condition, we recommend hang drying and do not iron.

These socks come in an assortment of colors and will coordinate well with any outfit. Suitable for newborns through 12 month olds, they have a sweet little detail around the cuff that will make their feet even cuter! Additionally, they are soft, comfortable, and will keep their feet warm. Trimfit was established in 1921 by Arnold, Harry and Robert Kramer. The brothers worked in a family-owned store in Manhattan, and saw an opportunity to wholesale hosiery to merchants in New York. In 1981, Arnold passed away and his sons assumed responsibility to run the company. Under their leadership, the brothers continued to build the brand's recognition as the retail landscape changed. Over the years, Trimfit has garnered many accolades and awards, such as the Ernie Award from Earnshaws Magazine as Most Outstanding and Recognizable Name in Children's Hosiery. Today, our assortment includes underwear, t-shirts, training pants, slippers, footwear, thermals, sleepwear and much more! Trimfit’s broad range of sizes for girls and boys aged 0 to 18, provides comfort, quality and ease at a value unmatched by other brands. When you dress your child with Trimfit, you dress in style that’s Wear Tested Since 1921.