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This set of 12 pairs of boys’ crew socks offers comfort and convenience. With the EZ Sort matching system, laundry day becomes a breeze.
This set includes 12 pairs of boys’ crew socks. Each pair features a classic white color with a gray heel. The socks use Hanes FreshIQ odor-protection technology to help keep feet smelling fresh. The socks are made from a soft, moisture-wicking fabric blend.
Designed for comfort and durability, these socks offer all-day wearability. The soft fabric feels good on the skin. The EZ Sort matching system makes laundry day easier by identifying matching pairs. The socks fit comfortably without slipping.
The classic white color matches most outfits. The socks are perfect for everyday wear, school, or play. The odor-protection technology helps keep feet feeling fresh.
This sock set is pre-owned but brand new, sealed in the original package. Enjoy the comfort and convenience of these socks at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you buy these socks, you’re helping kids stay comfortable while supporting a meaningful cause.
Size: 9–2.5
Condition: Pre-owned, new in sealed packaging
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