
Graduated compression
Firmest at the ankle.
The squeeze eases gradually up the leg, so the support follows the shape of your calf.
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Compression socks
Firm where it counts, comfortable all day.

Graduated compression
The squeeze eases gradually up the leg, so the support follows the shape of your calf.
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20–30 or 30–40 mmHg, plus Wide Calf in 30–40.
Heel & arch
A snug fit through the heel and arch that still moves with you.
All day
Designed to stay in place, without sliding down.
85% nylon / 15% spandex
A breathable knit, in a fabric made to help reduce odor.
Compression, explained
It’s how firmly compression hugs your leg. The higher the number, the firmer the hug.
8–15 mmHg Light
A gentle squeeze, often chosen for everyday comfort.
Not part of our range.
15–20 mmHg Moderate
A step up, popular for travel and long days.
Not part of our range.
20–30 mmHg Firm
Steady, firm support for workouts, long days on your feet and the hours after.
Our socks & sleeves at this level
30–40 mmHg Extra firm
Our firmest hold, for people who want maximum support.
Our socks & sleeves at this level
mmHg stands for millimeters of mercury, the same unit used to measure blood pressure.
If you have a medical condition, ask your doctor which compression level is right for you.
Easier than it looks
Firm socks take a little technique. Here’s the easy way.
Reach inside the sock, pinch the heel and turn the sock inside out down to that point.
Slide your foot in and line up your heel with the heel of the sock.
Gently unroll the sock over your ankle and up your calf, a little at a time.
Smooth any wrinkles. The top band should sit just below the bend of your knee.
Made for long days
Travel
Comfortable support from takeoff to touchdown.
Work
For hours on your feet, at work or at home.
Outdoors
Heel and arch support with every step.
Race day
Runners wear them for the long run and the miles after.
Find your fit
Measure once and pick with confidence.
Sizes · Wide Calf in M–2XL
Don’t size up
Compression socks should feel firm. Choose the size you measure, not the next one up.
Free size exchanges
Need a different size? We’ll ship it at no extra shipping cost.
30-day returns
Not the fit you hoped for? You have 30 days to return it.
Free shipping over $59.99
Delivered in 3–4 business days within the continental U.S.
Good to know
20–30 mmHg is firm, a popular choice for workouts and long days. 30–40 mmHg is extra firm, for people who want maximum support. If you have a medical condition, ask your doctor which level is right for you.
Wide Calf socks have more room through the calf, with 30–40 mmHg compression, in sizes M to 2XL.
Socks fit by your calf and shoe size. Use “Find my size” on this page, and choose the size you measure rather than sizing up.
Just below the bend of your knee, lying flat without folding over.
Machine wash cold and hang dry. Skip fabric softener and the dryer so they keep their compression.
You have 30 days to return or exchange. If you just need a different size, we’ll ship the replacement at no extra shipping cost.
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Complete your kit
Build the rest of your set.
1. Put your hand inside the sock, grab onto the toe box and pull the sock inside out all the way to your hand.
2. You're going to put your foot in until your toes touch the front of the sock, and then peel it back over your heel.
3. Pull the sock up onto your leg.
And that's how you put on a pair of compression socks.