These adorable monkey slippers are quickly becoming a heart-warming (and foot-warming) staple for young and old alike.  With four new sizes this year, multiplying monkeys means more happy customers!  Ages 0+  Machine-washable and dryer-safe.

Ring is sales and the cheery warmth of the holiday season with our wonderfully jolly Santa Sock Monkeys.  From stocking stuffer size to the original, huggable 20", these favorites will bring extra cheer to the holidays.  Ages 0+ for the 10" and 20", 4" size aged for 3+.  All machine washable and dryer safe.

Fashioned after the classic Sock Monkey, these frogs take snug-ability and sales to the next level! Machine washable and dryer safe.

Classic in their own way, the teddy bear has become even nostalgic as a version of the favorite sock monkeys.  Huggable and comforting just like both of the originals, this combination teddy bear is a favorite for years to come.  As with all sock animals by Think of It, fully machine washable and dryer safe.

The traditional dilemma of rigid hoop storage and merchandising have been solved! With quick snapping action this collapsible hoop overcomes space issues and becomes an exciting travel toy.

Turn a plain refrigerator into a kinetic playground for marbles and magnets! Chutes, rails, spinning buckets, and funnels are the conduit for marble surfing on the vertical plain. This award-winning line will send a marble through the space program as it tests for inertia, gravity and accuracy!

Set your inner hero free with our Amazing Cape Set and Action Cards. They empower you to reach beyond Super! With amazing powers comes amazing responsibility.

The Sock Moose is a great addition to the traditional sock monkey family. The small Sock Moose measures 8" sitting and retails for $10.00. The large Sock Moose measures 10" sitting and retails for $16.00.

An entirely new species of soft and cuddly critter to carry on a sentimental tradition. An original classic toy.

The Nelson Knitting Co., the first company to mass produce socks in the world, launched a line of “Rockford Red Heel” socks in 1890. The first Sock Monkeys were homemade, created from the red-heel socks. The toys became so common that instructions for making a sock monkey were included with every pair of red-heel socks by 1920, and Sock Monkeys were popular toys throughout the ‘40s and ‘50s. Think of It! produces a faithful 20” tall representation of the traditional Sock Monkey with no sharp edges — even his eyes are rendered in embroidered thread, instead of buttons — making him suitable for small children.