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Fruit of the Loom Boy's Dual Defense Socks, Ankle - 10 Pack - Gray Large
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Elevate your childs sock game with Fruit of the Loom Dual Defense Ankle Socks. These 10-packs of ankle socks are tailored to keep your active child feeling fresh and comfortable. They feature Dual Defense technology which excels in sweat management and conquers even the toughest odors ensuring a stay-cool comfort all day. The cushioned sole reduces impact adding an extra layer of softness and they are designed with a smooth toe seam for a contoured fit with minimal irritation. Maintain your fabric s quality by machine washing it with like colors in cold water using non-chlorine bleach as needed tumble drying at a medium setting and avoiding ironing.
FEATURES
- DUAL DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY: Advanced Dual Defense moisture-wicking and odor protection helps keep feet dry, fresh, and comfortable throughout sports, play, and everyday activities.
- SOFT & BREATHABLE COMFORT: Lightweight polyester-cotton blend with added spandex provides breathable comfort, flexible stretch, and excellent shape retention for a secure fit that moves with active kids.
- HALF CUSHIONED SUPPORT: Half-cushioned footbed delivers targeted underfoot comfort and impact protection, making these boys socks ideal for sports, outdoor activities, and all-day wear.
- REINFORCED FOR DURABILITY: Reinforced heel and toe help resist wear in high-impact areas, while the ribbed construction provides a secure, stay-put fit that keeps up with active lifestyles.
- EVERYDAY VALUE MULTI-PACK: Convenient multi-pack of boys socks is perfect for athletics, outdoor adventures, travel, and everyday wear. Available in versatile black or white to easily pair with sneakers, athletic shoes, and casual footwear.
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