John's Crazy Socks in Farmingdale celebrates 6-year anniversary with holiday open house

The owners of John's Crazy Socks in Farmingdale, John and Mark Cronin, celebrated the company's six-year anniversary with a holiday open house on Saturday.

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Dec 10, 2022, 10:03 PM

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Updated 766 days ago

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The owners of John's Crazy Socks in Farmingdale, John and Mark Cronin, celebrated the company's six-year anniversary with a holiday open house on Saturday.

John Cronin has Down Syndrome, so in the spirit of giving back for the holidays, they donated the proceeds from all orders placed to the National Down Syndrome Society.

John’s Crazy Socks is the world’s largest sock store and has gained global attention with their unique socks and mission to spread happiness.