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Discover how John’s Crazy Socks partnered with the Walt Whitman Birthplace Association to create custom socks that celebrate the legacy of one of America’s greatest poets. These unique socks, featuring Walt Whitman’s image and signature, have become a favorite museum souvenir, delighting visitors while supporting inclusion and happiness.

Custom socks are a meaningful and practical way for museums to connect with visitors, raise funds, and share their stories. Learn how your museum can create its own custom keepsakes with John’s Crazy Socks.

At John’s Crazy Socks, we’re on a mission to spread happiness and showcase what people with differing abilities can achieve. We are thrilled to introduce our newest product, the All Abilities Crew Socks, designed to celebrate people with differing abilities and to promote inclusion. We are donating 10 percent from the sale of these socks to The Viscardi Center. 

John’s Crazy Sockshas introduced the world’s first pair of braille socks with tactile letters. The Braille Crew Socks have the word “Inspire” written in raised braille lettering around the top band, while the braille alphabet covers each sock. John’s Crazy Socks will donate 10% from the sale of each pair of the Braille Crew Socks to the Guide Dog Foundation.

John’s Crazy Socks is introducing Police Tribute Socks that celebrate and honor the work performed by the police across the country. John’s Crazy Socks will donate 10 percent from the sale of the Police Tribute Socks to the Police Activity League (PAL) of Nassau County. 

July is Disability Awareness Month and John’s Crazy Socks is marking the occasion with our Awareness Socks that celebrate people with differing abilities. For the first time, our Awareness Socks are available in retail stores. You can find them nationwide in boutiques, clothing stores, gift shops and mom and pop shops, as well as select Kohl's stores nationwide. 

Working with a new charity partner, Gift of Adoption, John’s Crazy Socks recently introduced their Adoption Awareness Socks that celebrate the joys of adoption. John’s Crazy Socks donates 10 percent from the sale of those socks to Gift of Adoption. On Saturday, John delivered a package of these socks to parents who recently adopted a new baby with the support of Gift of Adoption. 

John Crazy Socks has unveiled its latest awareness socks: Wheels on Fire. These socks will benefit The Viscardi Center, an organization known around the world for its advocacy, services and support of people with disabilities. John’s Crazy Socks will donate 10 percent from the sale of these socks to The Viscardi Center. 

John’s Crazy Socks is now offering our socks through our wholesale store so that retail stores can carry our socks.

Last night, the Town of Babylon turned the lights at Town Hall purple and held an event to support P.S. I Love You Day and to recognize the work of the DiPalma family. They asked John Cronin to join them because John’s Crazy Socks makes P.S. I Love You Socks to support their organization.

John Cronin, co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks and award-winning entrepreneur with Down Syndrome, and his father and co-founder, Mark X. Cronin, recently visited the Lexington School for the Deaf to give an inspirational presentation and unveil their “I Love You” American Sign Language socks. The Company will donate 10 percent from the sales of those socks to the Lexington School for the Deaf.

John’s Crazy Socks is introducing Health Care Superhero Socks and This Hero Wears Scrubs Socks to celebrate the work done by our frontline health care workers. These socks will raise money for the American Nurses Foundation’s Coronavirus Response Fund and the Covid-19 Relief Fund at Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center in John's home, Long Island.