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Toddler Puma Socksfor girls in low cut for baby, toddler and kids from Puma Socks. These low cut socks are almost invisible inside a sneaker - an invisible look while keeping a layer between the foot and shoe. 3-pack contains one pair each of pink, purple and white socks. Pink and purple socks have white Puma logo and cat, white socks have tal logo and cat. One pair of each color in each 3-pack.

Socks are made with Sorbtex which keeps socks fresh and comfortable, regulates temperature control, and controls condensation by absorption. Great value 3-pack!

Made in China. Construction: 53% polyester, 42% cotton, 5% spandex. 3-pack of kids and toddler socks by Puma Socks. White, pink, and purple socks. P78246-680.

Girls Socks by Puma

Puma socks are a range of high quality products sold as baby socks, toddler socks, kids socks, boys socks and girls socks. They are available in low cut (below the ankle), quarter cut (at the ankle) and crew cut (half way up the calf). Puma uses SORBTEX technology which keeps socks fresh and are anti-microbial and moisture wicking.

Puma

From Jesse Owens at the 1936 Olympics to Boris Becker's unseeded Wimbledon win in 1985 to Maradona's 'Hand of God' World Cup goal in 1986 - some of the 20th Centuries most memorable moments in sports were created by athletes from across the world wearing Puma and its predecessor, Dassler shoes. Usain Bolt has carried the torch into the 21st Century breaking the 100m and 200m world records in 2009 wearing Puma.

Founded in 1924 as Dassler shoes by the Dassler brothers in Germany, and in 1948 reorganized as Puma by Rudolf Dassler, Puma has grown from a technical athletic shoe maker to an international brand of performance and casual shoes, apparel and accessories. Now majority owned by by the french PPR fashion house, Puma continues to grow, with a presence in more than 120 countries and more than 9,500 employees. Puma USA is based in Boston, MA