Sock Ons

We love Sock Ons because they really work? Too often I would be told when I was out and about with my daughter that she was barefoot, socks lost somewhere along the way. Sock Ons were invented by a Mum of five, Kezi Levin, who urgently needed a solution for cold feet. She says: �€œMy 3-month-old baby never, ever managed to keep a sock on his foot for more than a minute and I was getting so desperate I almost made him wear a pair of tights, but his elder brothers would have none of it. After extensive research I had found nothing to deal with the lost sock / cold feet syndrome and knew I had to come up with a solution. The Sock Ons idea came to me while I was trying to fall asleep that night: I got up, cut up my own tights, made a prototype and it worked.�€� Levin�€™s product of softly woven elasticated material that �€˜locks�€™ babies�€™ socks gently and firmly in place was designed out of sheer frustration.