GRÖDO Kids' thin Striped Cotton Socks
Children's socks - organic cotton, GOTS certified. Soft cuffs, timeless pattern, hand-stitched in the toe area.
Product detailed description
Grödo children's striped organic socks
Children's striped socks made of 98% organic cotton, 2% elastane. A small amount of elastane has been covered with organic cotton, so only natural fibers come into contact with the skin. The toes of the socks are sewn by hand, which avoids bruises in the toe area. With a timeless pattern and soft cuffs. GOTS certified. Made in the EU.
- Children's socks made of 98% organic cotton, 2% elastane (covered with organic cotton)
- GOTS certified
- Hand-jointed fingers prevent pressure points
- With soft cuffs
- Nice pattern
Material
98% organic cotton from controlled organic farming, 2% elastane
Care
The material can be washed in a washing machine at 30°C.
Additional parameters
Category: | Socks and Stockings |
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Colour: | pink, orange, blue |
Material: | cotton |
Size: | 19-22, 23-26, 27-30, 31-34, 35-38 |
Season: | autumn / winter, spring / summer |
Gender: | girls, boys, neutral |
Organic hosiery made from fiber with GOTS certificate
We would like to recommend Grödo to everyone who appreciates quality hosiery. The wearing comfort is amazing because Grödo socks, stockings and leggings are always comfortable and yet fit perfectly. When wearing it, you always feel comfortable and your little ones' feet do not sweat thanks to the natural properties of the material. Real feel good socks.
Wilhelm Grözinger Strumpffabrik GmbH was founded in 1924 in Dornhan, Black Forest, Germany. Since 1982, it has been intensively engaged in the production of hosiery from pure natural fibers. They are passionate about developing products of the highest quality, which they implement with the philosophy "In harmony with people, the environment and comfort". Grödo uses excellent yarns for production, which are dyed exclusively in Germany and produced in Europe. In our natural collection, we use cotton from controlled organic farming, as well as virgin wool, the majority of which comes from controlled organic animal husbandry.