Graduated compression from 14 mmHg at the calf to 16 mmHg at the ankle and 18 mmHg at the foot. Firm enough to support circulation on a long shift and comfortable enough to forget you have them on.
S/M fits shoe size 8 or below. L/XL fits shoe size 9 and up. Our sizing guide at sizing-guide walks through measuring your ankle and calf if you are between sizes.
60% nylon, 25% elastane, and 15% polyester with a cotton cushioned sole. Machine wash cold, tumble dry, do not bleach.
Designed in the US and knit in China to our spec.
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Not sure which size to order? Read the sizing guide for step-by-step ankle and calf measurements, or see how to put on compression socks for the heel-pocket method, how to wash compression socks to keep the elastane working, or the varicose veins guide for how graduated pressure supports venous return.
Longer guides grounded in CDC, NIH/MedlinePlus, Mayo Clinic and Cochrane guidance. A new one publishes every week.
Compression socks can help manage symptoms of varicose veins and may prevent them from worsening by supporting healthy circulation.
Proper fit is crucial for compression socks to be effective and comfortable. Learn how to measure your legs for the right size.
Explore the key differences between compression socks and regular socks and how they impact leg comfort and circulation.
While compression socks are not a primary treatment for plantar fasciitis, they can offer supportive benefits for related symptoms like swelling and fatigue.
Understanding how long to wear compression socks depends on your reason for using them and your individual comfort. Consistency is often key.
Wearing mild compression socks daily at work is generally safe for many people, especially those with prolonged standing or sitting.
Tested by nurses. Designed for long shifts.
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