What is MumMe all about?
MumMe is a stylishly fun, eco-friendly, sock company. Founded in 2010, MumMe has since established itself as the creator of award winning, smile-inducing shoe socks for all ages.
Our Mission: To create happy smiles and lots of fun, for you and your little one.
Our Story
MumMe is the brainchild of Canadian mompreneur, Noelle Rathee. Inspired by her fun-loving little girl who always wants to be "just like mummy", Noelle created MumMe (Mum + Me = MumMe), a line of matching "shoe" socks for stylish mums and their little ones. Shortly after launch, it quickly became apparent that dads and older kids wanted in on the fun too, so MumMe expanded their size offering to include the whole family and now carries fun "shoe" socks for all ages!
MumMe socks are designed with style, comfort and fun in mind. All socks are eco-friendly and made with soft, comfortable organic cotton or bamboo. Socks feature a smooth toe seam, resting above the toes (to provide superior comfort for sensitive toes) and are made slightly longer than standard ankle length, so they don't slip off active babies and toddlers. A higher yarn count is used, to be softer and thicker (than many other novelty socks) and silicone non-skid grips are printed on the bottom to help keep kids (and the adults who chase after them), steady on their feet. Sllicone non-skid grip is by far superior to the usual PVC non-skid grips you find on most socks.
Socks are sold in our signature Mummy & Me/Daddy & Me box sets, or you can also purchase the kid/adult sock sets alone (without the corresponding matching socks)
With all sizes available from infant to adult, little (and big!) ones can match with mummy, daddy, siblings, and friends! MumMe socks are all about having fun, and creating happy smiles and memories along the way.
Sock Sets come beautifully packaged in a high quality boutique style gift box, ready for gifting.
(Warning: MumMe socks may cause compulsive smiling and bring unsolicited compliments and attention from random strangers. Wear at your own risk)
