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DS Sensitivity to clothing

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  • MrsStepford
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    How about buying socks for people with diabetes ? No toe seams, no elastic tops, often made from bamboo or synthetics with moisture-wicking properties. 

    Also, could the uncomfortable feeling be due to washing powder with biological enzymes ? Or scratchy labels ? Synthetic fibres don't usually have moisture-wicking properties as standard and could make your child feel too hot. 
  • sassyblue
    sassyblue Posts: 3,783 Forumite
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    edited 10 March 2023 at 10:27PM
    My son was like this with his school uniform.  I went through LOADS of shirts one year trying to find some he'd wear. 

    Ring Next the clothes shop as they told me back then I could keep ordering and trying clothes for my son until I found some he’d wear, and they’d always refund me because of his problem.  

    I didn’t know this until afterwards though.  I wonder if they still do that.


    Happy moneysaving all.
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