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Softop Socks: Black: HJ99: Lambswool Hand Linked ToeSoftTop Socks: Slate blue: HJ99: Lambswool Hand Linked Toe
Soft-Top Socks: Taupe: HJ99: Lambswool Hand Linked Toe
Softop: Seamless Lambswool
Elastic free socks are available in these comfortable fibers. Lightweight fibers weave comfortable socks for diabetics, in a variety of sizes. Seamfree socks are available in a wide array of colors. Your feet deserve the comfort and style of Softop socks.
 
Soft to touch lambswool, warm, no toe seam, non-binding top
 
Fits Shoe Sizes:
Men's 6 7 8 9 10 11
Other Sizes:
Application: Casual, Diabetic, Dress
Width: Standard
Height: Crew
Construction: Elastic free, Handknit, Seamless
Fiber: 72% Lambswool, 28% Polyamide
Price: $15
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 HJ Hall Softtop: Black: HJ99: Lambswool Hand Linked Toe Black   
 H.J. Hall Softtop: Slate blue: HJ99: Lambswool Hand Linked Toe Slate blue   
 HJ Hall Softop: Taupe: HJ99: Lambswool Hand Linked Toe Taupe   
Many colors are available for these elastic free socks. Diabetic socks are available in a wide range of colors. These comfortable seamless socks are made from smooth soft fibers. These stylish Soft-Top socks are available in variety of colors.
Comfort Zones
Function always works with elastic free fashion. Look closely at the fine knitting and quality of these diabetic socks. Soft comfortable seamless socks are crafted from high performance fibers and carefully knitted to make the sock seamfree. Look carefully at the precision weaving in these Soft-Top quality socks.
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Even socks without elastic look good. Here you can see how comfortable fibers make these socks perfect for diabetics. Consider the location of the toe seam when selecting seamfree or seamless socks. The HJ Hall company uses the finest equipment to make these quality Softop socks.
Sock Science
Elastic Free socks have style without the slip. Socks for diabetics might be loose fitting socks but always look good from Sock Science. These comfortable seamless socks reduce skin irritation because they are seamfree. The research and experience of HJ Hall allow these Softop socks to use the finest fibers.
Lambswool has superior spinning properties, providing a smooth, soft finish. This characteristic lambswool look is a good combination with high-quality trouser fabrics.
Seamfree toe closure helps feet remain blister free. Unique three band panels help keep sock in place without annoying marks or constriction on the leg. Ideal for large or tender legs that require a little extra softness. Seamless knitting and contoured heel area help reduce bunching in the shoe, while helping toes feeling comfortable hand finishing with extra touch of hand finishing.
Comfort Zones
Cuff - Elastic free relaxation panels keep sock in place without pinching or constricting your leg
Fibers - Warm and plush wool fibers keep feet feeling comfortable
Knitting - Anatomical fit in heel and foot area helps keep sock from bunching in your shoe
Toe - Seamless hand knit socks help keep skin blister free and comfortable
Look at the elastic free knitting in the socks that allow these socks to be both fashionable and functional. Diabetics socks have many comfortable areas to keep diabetics feeling smart in their socks. Blisters are reduced because these seamless socks are without seams or seamfree. High quality hosiery has been manufactured in the United Kingdom by HJ Hall since 1882.
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Are you looking for Elastic-Free, non elastic socks or even socks without elastic, Socks Science is here to find the perfect fit. Important foot care for diabetics with diabetes. Are you looking for seamless, socks without seams, seamfree socks or no seams, Socks Science can find a perfect fit. If you are looking for Softop, Soft-Top, SoftTop or HJ Hall hosiery Socks Science is the right place.  Site Map
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 These elastic-free socks are non-binding. Diabetics need comfortable soft socks with special traits. Seamfree socks have no seam or a very low porfile seam at the toe. Softop® Socks are manufactured by HJ Hall which was established in 1882.