This year, we’re proud to open applications for the 2026 Autism Can Do Scholarship. Applications are due by June 30, 2026.
John’s Crazy Socks is moving into new space in Huntington Village, and we could not do it without the support of College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving Long Island.
One of the things I love most about this business is the moment a client reorders custom socks.
Golf tournaments want gifts that are memorable. That’s why more organizations are turning to something different: Custom socks.
John believes the keys to happiness are gratitude and doing for others. So, every year, instead of asking for gifts, he looks for ways to give them. We kid that John is like a Hobbit giving away gifts on his birthday
Earlier this week, John and I spent an evening with the Special Needs Parents group here on Long Island. We were invited to share our story, but what stayed with us most was the chance to listen.
After listening closely to our customers, looking hard at what we do best, and learning a lot over the past several years, we made a clear decision:
We’re focusing exclusively on the socks we design and make ourselves.
Valentine’s Day isn’t just about romance. For many of us, especially parents and grandparents, it’s about showing love, appreciation, and gratitude to the people who matter most.
The challenge? Finding a gift that feels personal without being risky. Thoughtful without being complicated. Meaningful without being over the top.
That’s where socks from John’s Crazy Socks come in.
Here are five reasons they make such a great Valentine’s Day gift.
For nine years, we’ve had the joy of building something special with you. What started as a dream between a father and son became a business that reached millions, created dozens of jobs, and showed what people with differing abilities can do when given a chance.
Now, we're on to our next chapter. We're creating a movement.