Sock Size Guide

Use your U.S. shoe size and your calf circumference measurement (in inches) to determine the right fit. Prioritize the calf measurement if you are between sizes.

You sure can, this often happens with folks new to compression wear. Gather the cuff of the sock and push the sock down the calf then redistribute the fabric back up the leg without applying as much stretch to the sock. The cuff should sit 1 to 3 inches below the knee. Smooth any folds in the sock.

Do Not Fold the Top Over:
Avoid folding the cuff of the sock down, as this can create unwanted pressure points and restrict circulation.

20-30 mmHg is the industry standard for moderate grade compression. The rating indicates that the socks are a therapeutic compression rating and offer appropriate support for both athletes and those with medical conditions.

• Traveling- reduce swelling and keep your legs energized while on the go.
  
• Running- go further, train harder with cardio output that is worth writing home about.
• Standing for long periods- ideal for laborers, nurses, and retail workers.
  
• Sitting at a desk- improve circulation during long hours of sedentary work.
  
• Workouts- minimize soreness and enhance muscle performance.
  
• Pregnancy- help relieve leg swelling and support the lower body.
  
• Recovery- promote faster healing and reduce inflammation.

To keep your compression socks performing at their best and lasting longer, follow these wash and care guidelines:

Machine wash on delicate with a gentle detergent or hand wash.

Hang to dry or machine tumble on low. Over drying may shorten the lifespan of the socks.