A Comfy Alternative to Wearing Socks!

Dr Scholl’s Go Sockless are cushioning insoles, to wear inside your shoes. They are not ‘natural’ (made from synthetic terry cloth), but are replaced every six months (rather than laundered) so at least it stops microplastics leaching from machines.

Nearly all socks contain a little elastane for stretch, so launder in a microfiber filter. If you don’t mind less stretch, buy 100% natural cotton socks.

Babies should not wear socks in warmer temperatures (including in cars), to help reduce risk of SIDS (same with hats). Read more at The Lullaby Trust.

Keep socks away from pets. They smell lovely to animal friends, but could cause constipation, choking or intestinal blockage.  Signs of sock ingestion are lethargy, vomiting, loss of appetite, a tender abdomen and difficulty pooping.

Sold in a pack of 3, you just peel them apart and place inside shoes to absorb moisture, the cooling vents help to keep feet dry, and the thin profile is designed to not crowd toes, in shoes. Trim to size.