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Lian LifeStyle
Knee-high wool socks for infants 6 to 12 months, soft, breathable and anti-slip for cold-weather comfort
These orange knee-high socks are designed for babies aged six to twelve months. A wool blend gives a soft touch that stays gentle against delicate skin. The non-binding cuff keeps the sock in place without digging in.
Suits parents who want warm, breathable socks for crawling, walking or outdoor trips in winter. Not suited for buyers who need a larger size range or a thinner sock for summer use.
The moisture-wicking fibres help keep feet dry during long periods of standing or running. Anti-slip fibre at the cuff prevents the sock from sliding down inside boots or shoes.
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They are made for infants aged 6 to 12 months and shaped to match any boot or shoe in that size range.
Yes, the stretchy anti-slip fiber holds the sock up inside any boot without binding.
The wool fibres wick sweat away so feet stay dry and odour-free even after long play.
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