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Our Navy Striped Rockin' Down Syndrome – Unisex Knee High Socks honor the contributions, achievements and struggles of people with Down Syndrome. We donate 10% from the sale of every pair of these socks to support Down Syndrome. The money goes to the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) and the Association for Children with Down Syndrome (ACDS).
Our co-founder and inspiration, John Cronin, has Down Syndrome and everyday demonstrates what people with Down Syndrome can do. He wanted to do something to raise awareness, so after helping to design the original Down Syndrome Awareness Sock, John then inspired the Navy Striped Rockin' Down Syndrome – Unisex Knee High Socks. These navy socks come with the words “Rockin' Down Syndrome” written throughout the top of the sock and decorated with various musical symbols and 3-21 to recognize National Down Syndrome Day, March 21st.
The Navy Striped Rockin' Down Syndrome – Unisex Knee High Socks are perfect to wear on World Down Syndrome Day or any time you want to look good and support the people you know with Down Syndrome.
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I love everything I have purchased and love supporting a company such as yours. Everything fit great. I will be buying more. Thank you
We LOVE our socks they are beautiful, comfy and great quality. The personal touch with the note and candy made our experience even better
Absolutely love the socks! They are comfortable and cozy!! Will be buying more for sure!
We Loved them!
Wonderful, Love the Skittles John S. sent. The socks are comfortable, soft, and are perfect to celebrate a beautiful day. I think we should have a Down syndrome month
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