Sand Ribbed Socks
Mamas & Papas

Sand Ribbed Socks

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Soft, Comfy Cotton Socks for Babies 0-6 Months This 5-pack of ribbed socks is perfect for keeping your little one's feet cozy and comfortable. Made with a blend of soft cotton, polyester, and elastane, these unisex socks are gentle on delicate skin.
  • Ribbed design for a snug, stretchy fit
  • Variety of neutral colors to mix and match
  • Cotton-rich blend for softness and breathability
  • Machine washable at 40°C
  • Keep away from fire

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Soft and gentle on little ones' skin
  • Handy 5-pack of girls' socks
  • Variety of colours
  • Soft, comfy cotton

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