FGen 50pcs Mini Stainless Steel Clips - 1.7-inch, Clothesline, Bag Seal, Paper Clip, Socks

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Clip your socks together. You will be happy you did.These don’t accommodate super thick socks, so if you have like a lot of boot or thick winter socks you’ll want wider ones. Great for dress socks, though (and can handle a boot sock, but it’s not the most pleasant to try and do).

The clips are really nice quality. They work well to hold pairs of very smooth cotton socks together in the washing machine. (I dry my laundry on a clothesline so I can't comment on the clips' performance in a dryer.) I love no longer struggling to correctly match up a pile of pale blue, pale pink, cream, and white socks and to match up a pile of black socks and navy socks!

I bought these to clip together socks for washing. They work but just barely. For thin socks they're fine. Athletic socks are a little tougher. I place the socks together, open the top of one of the socks, open the clip and push one surface of each sock into the open clip. OK, it works.One thing I don't like is that the ends of the clips are exposed and could catch on other materials in the wash.

I was looking for gadgets that hold your socks together in pairs! The Plastic ones ruin your socks and do not last very long!I found these stainless steel MINI CLIPS and they're just perfect to keep your sock/stockings together while washing and drying! I store my socks clipped together with these wonderful clips too. They're perfect to hold my kilt hose together in pairs too.

I like that these are small, light and unlikely to wear out or corrode being stainless steel. I found that the clip does not open wide enough to clip across the tops of a pair of thick sock which would be four layers. I use them by putting the tops together but only clipping across the two inside adjacent layers. It holds the socks and should allow more wash circulation to the insides of the socks.

They are pretty and do the job I got them for--very handy

These are great for me, an adult with full use of both hands.They are difficult for both children I've had use them, ages five and almost seven. The determined child (5) can do it, but he's unusually determined in all things. The older child can't do it.Five-star product for me, just the same. Don't expect littles to clip chips and socks, though.