Kids' Underwear & Socks: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 16, 2026
Browse 15 listings for Kids' Underwear & Socks, including options from Saint Bernard and Primary. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 15 displayed listings with prices are listed from $5.90 to $44.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The collection features cotton crew socks, wool blends, organic cotton footies and fun patterned designs for school or sport.
Look for breathable fabrics like cotton or merino wool for comfort, reinforced heels for durability, and seamless toes to prevent irritation. For colder days, thicker or insulated socks are useful, while lighter cotton options work well for everyday wear.

Smartwool Kids' Wintersport Gondola Over The Calf Socks
Saint Bernard
$5.90

Le Bent Kids' Light Cushion Monster Party Snow Socks
Saint Bernard
$26.00

Smartwool Kids' Wintersport Full Cushion Gondola Games OTC Socks
Saint Bernard
$22.00

Smartwool Kids' Wintersport Full Cushion Mountain Moose OTC Socks
Saint Bernard
$22.00

Smartwool Kids' Wintersport Full Cushion Fox Glade OTC Socks
Saint Bernard
$22.00

Smartwool Kids' Wintersport Full Cushion Polar Bear Pattern OTC Socks
Saint Bernard
$22.00

Clearance kids crew sock 3-pack
Primary
$14.00

Kids ankle sock 6-pack
Primary
$44.00

Kids athletic sock 3-pack
Primary
$28.00

Kids Socks 5-Pack: Organic Cotton Footie Socks
Mightly
$24.95

Kids Socks 5-Pack: Organic Cotton Crew Socks
Mightly
$24.95

Kids quarter sock 3-pack
Primary
$12.25

Kids 3 Pack Sport Sock - Ko2200005
Psycho Bunny
$35.00

Kids ankle sock 3-pack
Primary
$12.25

Kids' Burton Weekend Midweight Socks (2 Pack)
Burton Snowboards
$34.95
Questions
Are organic cotton socks better for kids?
Organic cotton reduces exposure to chemicals and is soft, making it a good choice for sensitive skin.
How can I tell if a sock will hold up in sports?
Check for reinforced toe and heel areas and a blend with synthetic fibers for added durability.
What size should I buy for growing kids?
Choose a size that fits the current foot length but allows a little room for growth, often indicated by age ranges on the label.