We’re thrilled to share thatThe New York Post has written aboutJohn’s Crazy Socks, the world’s largest sock store with a mission to spread happiness. As a father-son business, we’re proud to highlight inclusion, entrepreneurship, and the amazing contributions of people with differing abilities.
Celebrating Inclusion and Differing Abilities
AtJohn’s Crazy Socks, more than half of our team members have differing abilities. We’re passionate about creating an inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive. Our colleagues help make every package a joyful experience, ensuring our mission of spreading happiness is felt by every customer.
SeeingThe New York Post highlight our inclusive employment practices is a testament to what’s possible when workplaces embrace people of all abilities.
John Cronin: An Entrepreneur with Down Syndrome
John Cronin, our co-founder, is an entrepreneur with Down syndrome. His story shows that entrepreneurism is open to all, regardless of ability. From the beginning, John has played a leading role in building John’s Crazy Socks into a global sock store that’s about more than socks—it’s about making the world a happier, more inclusive place.
We’re proud to show the world that individuals with differing abilities can start and lead businesses, proving that talent, determination, and vision know no bounds.
A Huge Thanks to Our Customers
Every sock we sell is a step toward making a difference. Your support enables us to employ people of differing abilities, donate to charity, and continue spreading happiness. Together, we’ve built a business that’s inspiring others to see the abilities in everyone.
Want to read theNew York Post article? Check it out here.
And don’t forget to shop for your favorite socks and gifts at John’s Crazy Socks. Every purchase helps us keep spreading happiness!
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•Sock of the Month Club
•Charity Partners
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