For when you want the barefoot experience, but want to keep your feet warm and dry, Tucketts Patented Allegro style toeless grip socks have you covered. These Mary Jane style open toed grip socks are perfect for yoga, barre, pilates, martial and aerial arts, pole fitness classes, and even pedicures. Tucketts gives you a firm foot to stand on where the dexterity of your toes is paramount, such as gymnastics, trampoline, ice skating, and forms of dancing where you need more grip and stability. These socks are beautifully designed with a wide variety of different colours and patterns to suit any style and every mood. The unique gripper design on the sole makes them stickier than most other non-slip socks. Even if they get sweaty, they won't let your feet slide out from under you. The Allegro style socks can even be good for aqua class, or other fitness classes in swimming pools. The top band keeps the sock on, and the grippies keep your feet planted. Tucketts toe free socks are made in Colombia. Allegro are made with a blend of 70% cotton, 29% polyamide, and 1% elastane. The high-performance lightweight knit lets you keep the barefoot sensation to enhance the foot-brain connection. Tucketts are extremely breathable, making them perfect for sweaty situations in both cold and warm weather wear. For best care, hand wash after every wear and allow to dry flat. They can be machine washed on a gentle/delicate cycle, and dried on low heat. Tucketts come in Small/Medium (women's shoe sizes US 4 - 7.5) and Large/X-Large (women's shoe sizes US 8+). Due to the fabric content and open toes, there is a degree of flexibility. The Mary Jane style's top strap helps keep the sock on and the heel in place. The stitching between first and second toes increases the longevity of your sock, and also helps to keep it in place. The Allegro socks are extremely comfortable and easy to put on. No need to struggle to fit each toe into its own little sleeve. The foot goes through the smaller hole at the heel, leaving the wearer a "strap" at the top of the foot like a Mary Jane shoe, rather than like a sling back. The fabric ends just below the ankle bone, coming up high enough on the Achilles tendon to stay in place.