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On World Alzheimer’s Day, we share our family’s personal connection to Alzheimer’s and its strong link to Down syndrome. With John at higher risk and Mamo already living with the disease, we are raising awareness, supporting research, and giving back through our Alzheimer’s Awareness Socks and ongoing charity work. Join us in spreading hope and action for all families affected.

People with Down syndrome face a high risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, a reality that is deeply personal for our family. At John’s Crazy Socks, we honor loved ones like Mamo, raise awareness through Alzheimer’s Awareness Socks, and support research with partners like LuMind IDSC. By sharing knowledge, encouraging early action, and fueling hope in new treatments, we aim to support families and build a brighter future.

John and Mark X. Cronin, the father-son team behind John’s Crazy Socks, recently spoke at the five-day Entrepreneurland Bootcamp for young entrepreneurs aged 15–20. They shared their journey of building a mission-driven business that blends purpose with profit, inspiring attendees to embrace their values, think big, and create impact. The event offered participants hands-on learning in innovation, leadership, and pitching ideas, leaving them motivated to start their own ventures with heart and purpose.

John Cronin, co-founder and Chief Happiness Officer of John’s Crazy Socks, recently experienced heartwarming moments while traveling to Indianapolis for a speaking engagement. Fans recognized him on both his outbound and return flights, sharing their love for his socks and stories of joy they’ve brought into their lives. These encounters highlight how John’s Crazy Socks is more than a business—it’s a movement of happiness, connection, and community.

Nearly 1,000 HR leaders gave a standing ovation as the team behind John’s Crazy Socks shared how welcoming people with differing abilities leads to better teamwork, higher retention, and stronger results. Their story showed that inclusion isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s a smart way to grow and create happier workplaces.

Starting school can be nerve-wracking, but a fun pair of socks might be the perfect solution. At John’s Crazy Socks, we believe socks do more than warm your feet—they spark conversations, showcase personality, boost confidence, and even spread happiness. Discover how playful socks can help kids feel more comfortable and connected on day one.

Beat the summer heat at the happiest sock store on Long Island! Shop over 4,000 fun styles, meet co-founder John Cronin, and enjoy surprises, treats, and cool air while you browse. Located in Farmingdale, the John’s Crazy Socks Warehouse Store is the perfect place to find joy—and the perfect pair of socks.

Step into August with John’s Crazy Socks—where every pair brings comfort, color, and joy. From fun novelty styles to supportive athletic socks and meaningful Awareness Socks, your purchase helps create jobs for people with differing abilities and supports charities like the Special Olympics and the National Down Syndrome Society. This August, spread happiness with socks that make a difference.

Socks might not be the first thing on your back-to-school list, but they should be! From completing outfits and preventing morning chaos to adding comfort and personality, the right socks can make a big difference. This fun and helpful guide from John’s Crazy Socks shows why socks are the unsung heroes of the school year.

From high school gyms to Fortune 500 boardrooms, John and Mark Cronin of John’s Crazy Socks have spoken at over 50 events in just two years — with a 100% positive review rate. Their talks blend humor, heart, and actionable insights on inclusive hiring, staying true to your mission, and leading with love. Audiences remember their father-son chemistry, powerful stories, and genuine connections long after the event ends. Whether for schools, nonprofits, HR conferences, or corporate DEI programs, John and Mark deliver keynotes that inspire change and spread happiness.

Teaching is tough on your feet—but it doesn’t have to be.
We explore how compression socks can make a big difference for teachers who spend long hours on their feet. From reducing leg fatigue to adding a fun pop of personality, these socks do more than support circulation—they support you. Find out why so many educators are calling them a game-changer.