John's Crazy Socks hosted New York Assemblyman Keith Brown to discuss supporting entrepreneurship for people with differing abilities. Key proposals included disability-owned business certification and more support for disability-owned businesses. With 34 employees, including 22 with differing abilities, we’re committed to creating jobs and spreading happiness. Shop at John’s Crazy Socks to support our mission!

John’s Crazy Socks was recently featured in Design Rush, highlighting the company’s incredible growth, mission to spread happiness, and commitment to inclusivity. The article explores how the business creates exceptional customer experiences, supports people with differing abilities, and blends purpose with sustainable success.

 

Discover how John’s Crazy Socks, a father-son social enterprise featured in Reimagining the Workplace, spreads happiness through inclusive employment, advocacy, and 4,000+ custom sock designs.

Step into holiday cheer with our top six Christmas socks! From cozy gingerbread designs to festive Christmas lights, find the perfect socks to keep you warm, happy, and stylish this holiday season.

We celebrated eight years of spreading happiness with John’s Crazy Socks with our Anniversary Party and Warehouse Sale. We had hundreds of visitors share in the fun with John, our Sock Wranglers, Santa, Music, Food Trucks, and of course Socks, Socks, and More Socks. 

At John’s Crazy Socks, giving back is at the heart of everything we do. Through our Giving Back Program, we’ve donated $800,000 to charity partners, supporting charity partners like the Special Olympics, the National Down Syndrome Society, and the Autism Society of America. Join us in celebrating this milestone and help us continue creating joy, promoting inclusivity, and giving back to the community.

John and Mark X. Cronin of John’s Crazy Socks delivered an inspiring keynote at the 6th Annual LiFT Rise Awards Luncheon, where they received the Courage Award. Sharing their journey of building an inclusive business, they showcased the power of perseverance and hiring people with differing abilities.

Their heartfelt message of hope and humor brought the audience to its feet, highlighting the impact of inclusion and their mission to Spread Happiness. 

Discover how John’s Crazy Socks, co-founded by an entrepreneur with Down syndrome, is making a difference. Highlighted by The New York Post, this inclusive sock store spreads happiness and champions differing abilities.

At John’s Crazy Socks, more than half our colleagues have a differing ability and many of them have autism spectrum disorder (ASD). We love our colleagues and are fortunate that they work with us. They do great work and play a key role in helping us fulfill our mission to spread happiness.

We grow frustrated when we hear people make false assumptions or repeat false information about people with autism. In this article, we want to bust up eight falsehoods or misunderstandings about Autism.

“Voting is so important,” says John Cronin, co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks. “It is how I make my voice heard. And it is how we make sure elected officials pay attention to us.”  

At John’s Crazy Socks, we're on a mission to spread happiness. Much of that mission is built around our efforts to show what people with differing abilities can do. At the heart of that effort is our commitment to creating jobs and hiring people with differing abilities. More than half our colleagues have a differing ability. 

Our co-founder and John’s father, Mark X. Cronin, has been recognized as a “Champion of Long Island’s Special Needs Community” by New York Family. The publication selected Mark X. Cronin for “making Long Island a better place for people with disabilities.”